Rebrandly built its name on branded links — custom domains and consistent link branding across teams. Slugy starts from the same idea and adds the rest of the campaign toolkit: QR codes, bio pages, analytics, and lead conversion tracking, on a free plan, from an open-source codebase.
What Rebrandly does best
Rebrandly focuses on link branding at team scale: multiple custom domains, consistent naming, and workspace collaboration. Marketing teams whose main requirement is on-brand links across many hands are its natural audience.
Where Slugy differs
- Campaign analytics — referrers, UTM campaigns, geo, and devices with shareable client-ready views.
- Bio pages included — a link-in-bio page on your own domain instead of a separate product.
- Lead conversion tracking — tie signups and purchases back to the link on Pro.
- Open source + free plan — audit the code, start free with no credit card.
At a glance
| Category | Both are branded link platforms |
| Team workspaces | Both support them |
| Bio / link-in-bio | Included in Slugy |
| Lead conversion tracking | Included in Slugy Pro |
| Open source | Slugy is open source |
Migrating from Rebrandly to Slugy
Export your Rebrandly links to CSV, point your custom domain at Slugy with the guided DNS setup, and import. Branded slugs and destinations carry over; check both pricing pages for current plan limits first.
Verdict
If branded links alone are the job, Rebrandly does it well. If you want branding plus proof of what worked — analytics, bio, conversions — Slugy packs it into one workspace.