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One customer workspace with self-service link creation, tracking pixels, analytics, campaign organization, bulk tools, and CSV/styled Excel reporting. The plan includes 200 new links per calendar month in PT, plus 10 extra creation slots. Account activation is handled by our team.

At 200, the dashboard warns you and allows 10 additional links—5% extra. At 210, new creation pauses. Existing redirects, tracking, editing and reporting continue. Contact support@SelfServLabs.com to arrange and pay for an expanded plan. No automatic upgrade or charge is made.

Creating links manually, importing them, and saving duplicates each use one slot per new link. Editing or renaming an existing link does not. The allowance resets on the first day of each calendar month in PT, with no rollover. Imports and multi-link batches must fit within the remaining slots.

Yes, if the link was created in the current calendar month. Deleting an older link does not increase this month’s allowance. Deleted short URLs stop redirecting and pixels stop recording. Statistics remain stored internally but are not available in your reports or exports. Deleted links cannot be restored through the dashboard, and their slugs stay reserved. The demo’s five-link lifetime limit does not return credits.

Each link has a hosted, transparent 1×1 PNG. Copy the pixel URL or full image embed code and manually place it in your email or webpage. Its URL follows your short URL with ?id=.png. Keep that hosted URL: downloading the image and uploading it elsewhere bypasses tracking. Your publishing service must support externally hosted images or HTML image embeds.

No. Impressions count recorded image requests, not guaranteed human views. Image blocking, caching, email privacy proxies, security scanners and bots affect the counts. Country, device, browser and referrer describe the observed request and may not identify the actual reader. Missing information appears as Unknown.

Uniqueness is tracked separately for clicks and impressions, per link and IP, using qualifying 12-hour events. For example, a qualifying event at 8 AM counts; a repeat at 10 AM does not add a unique count; an event at or after 8 PM can count again. Repeat events do not restart that clock. Changing report dates does not reset it. Monthly uniques are not distinct people. Shared IPs and proxies affect these estimates.

Total CTR is total clicks divided by total pixel impressions. Unique CTR uses unique clicks divided by unique pixel impressions. Reports show percentages; an em dash means there were zero impressions. Combined CTR uses combined counts, not an average of row percentages. Because clicks and pixels are recorded independently, CTR may exceed 100% and is not a guaranteed person-level conversion rate.

Yes. Open Details → Edit link to change the title, destination URL, notes, Campaign/Group or slug without losing analytics. When a slug changes, old and new short URLs remain working aliases under the same link. Slugs preserve display capitalization but routing and uniqueness are case-insensitive. Use 3–64 letters, numbers, hyphens or underscores.

Yes. Duplicate from Details or select up to 20 links and choose Duplicate selected. Review the copied fields and edit the suggested _1, _2 or later slug before saving. Each copy starts with its own pixel and zero analytics. CSV and XLSX imports support up to 500 rows and 5 MB per file, subject to your remaining allowance. Templates and a preview identify errors before creation.

Manage your workspace’s Campaign/Group dropdown choices from the account menu. Search titles, original URLs, short URLs, notes and campaigns. Plain text matches anywhere; * supports starts-with, ends-with and contains searches. Date filters use tracked activity, not link creation dates. Matching zero-activity links stay visible by default. Check rows to compare them, change their group, archive, delete or duplicate.

CSV and styled Excel include one summary row per matching link, four activity counts and total/unique CTR. Exports follow your search, activity dates and automated-traffic filter, including zero-activity links unless hidden. Compare selected provides selected-link exports and a Refresh button. Dates use PT; timestamp labels use PST or PDT as appropriate. Older archived detail may require a support restore.

Raw totals include recorded automated requests. Select Exclude suspected automated traffic for a filtered report and export. Detection is an estimate, not proof of human activity. Audience details show available country, device, browser and referring-site breakdowns, with Unknown when unavailable.

Archive hides a link from the current-link list while redirects and tracking continue; you can restore it. Disable stops the link’s redirect and pixel tracking until enabled again. Delete removes it from customer use and reporting, stops new tracking, and preserves its statistics internally. Super Admin blocks require Super Admin restoration.

Yes, but its activity is combined. Create separate links and matching pixels when you need to distinguish placements, emails, banners or campaigns. Link duplication makes this quick.

Creation, destination edits and imports validate URL formats, permit only HTTP/HTTPS, reject embedded credentials, unsafe control/code markup, and obvious local/private addresses. Descriptive text is handled as text. These checks do not certify a destination as safe or provide a phishing/malware reputation scan.

Create up to five links per demo workspace, including links later deleted. Links and pixels work for 24 hours after creation. Test clicks, impressions, search and comparisons; exports are disabled. Expired demo URLs show an expiration page, and expired pixels return a transparent image without recording activity.

Your login accesses your customer workspace with server-side ownership checks. Authorized SelfServ Labs support administrators can inspect it for support. One owner login is provided initially. Order online using an ORDER NOW button. Contact support@SelfServLabs.com for help; activation is manual. If an account is deactivated, management/reporting stop, redirects and tracking continue for six months, then redirects continue without new tracking unless Super Admin shuts them down. Reactivation resumes tracking; missed activity cannot be reconstructed.