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Link analytics and click tracking

See how often a short link is opened and where its clicks come from.

Anyone who has a short link can view its click counts.

Demo data

You're looking at demo data. These numbers are samples, not real visitors. Look up one of your short links to see its real clicks.

Time range
Total clicks

4.5K

+24% vs previous period
Unique visitors

3.3K

Countries

23

Devices

3

Browsers

7

Referrers

14

Clicks over time

Clicks per day in the selected range.

050100150200Oct 15Oct 21Oct 27Nov 1Nov 7Nov 13

Clicks by country

  • United States1,39831%
  • India81218%
  • United Kingdom49611%
  • Saudi Arabia4069%
  • Germany3618%
  • Other1,03623%

Clicks by device

4.5K

Clicks

  • Mobile2,61558%
  • Desktop1,57835%
  • Tablet3167%

Clicks by browser

  • Chrome2,43554%
  • Safari1,21727%
  • Edge3618%
  • Firefox2716%
  • Other2255%

Clicks by referrer

  • Direct or unknown1,71338%
  • instagram.com94721%
  • google.com72116%
  • x.com49611%
  • linkedin.com3618%
  • Other2716%

Link click tracking without an account

Every short link made with Lumara Links counts its own clicks. Enter a short link above to see how often it was opened and where the visits came from. Until you do, the dashboard shows sample data, clearly labelled, so you can see what the charts look like.

How to track clicks on a short link

  1. Create a short link with the URL shortener, or use one you made earlier.
  2. Share it wherever you like: a message, a post, a flyer or a QR code.
  3. Come back to this page, enter the short link or its alias, and choose 7, 30 or 90 days.

What the dashboard shows

  • Total clicks: how many times the link was opened.
  • Unique visitors: an estimate of how many different people opened it.
  • Clicks over time: a daily chart, useful for seeing when a post or an email was acted on.
  • Devices and browsers: whether people arrive on phones, tablets or computers.
  • Referrers: the site a click came from, when the browser shares it. Clicks from apps, email programs and QR codes usually count as direct.
  • Countries: shown when the hosting network supplies a visitor's country.

Our guide to reading click data explains what each number can and cannot tell you.

Privacy-friendly by design

No IP address and no full user-agent string is stored with a click. Unique visitors are estimated with an anonymous code that changes every day, so a visitor cannot be followed over time. Visits from link previews and other automated tools are left out of the counts. The Privacy Policy describes exactly what is recorded.

Because links are created without accounts, click totals are visible to anyone who knows the short link. Do not rely on them being private.

Compare channels with one link each

To learn which channel works, create a separate short link for each one: one for the newsletter, one for Instagram, one for the printed flyer. They can all lead to the same page, and each keeps its own count. For reports inside your own website analytics, add UTM parameters to the destination before you shorten it.

Common questions

Is link click tracking free?
Yes. Every short link counts its clicks at no cost, and you do not need an account to see them.
Why are unique visitors lower than clicks?
One person can open a link several times. Unique visitors are an estimate of different people, so they are always lower than or equal to total clicks.
Why do so many clicks show no referrer?
Apps, email programs, QR code scans and typed links usually do not tell the browser where the visit came from. These are grouped as direct, which is normal.
Can I track a link I did not shorten here?
No. Only short links created with Lumara Links are counted, because the count happens when the short link redirects.