Klinky is an A/B testing link shortener built for controlled rollouts.
The core idea: one short link routes visitors to two destinations at weights you choose. Send most visitors to your current page or workflow, and a smaller share to the new version you want to try. You get real-world data on the change without betting the whole audience on it.
How it works: you create a Klinky link, set the current destination and the new destination, and pick a traffic split (for example 80/20). Every click on that link is routed at the edge in milliseconds and recorded. You watch the split results come in, adjust the weights at any time, or point 100% at the winner — the link itself never changes, so anything you have already shared keeps working.
What it is for:
- Trying a new landing page against the current one without replacing it
- Sending a small share of traffic to a new checkout, signup flow, or no-code workflow
- Comparing pricing or offer pages with real visitors
- Campaign links where the destination may need to change after the link is already distributed (ads, newsletters, QR codes, packaging)
- Gradual rollouts: start at 95/5, shift to 50/50, then 0/100 when the new page proves itself
What it deliberately is not: a full A/B testing platform. There is no JavaScript snippet to install on your site, no visual editor, no experiment quota, and no six-figure enterprise contract. Klinky sits one level lower, at the link itself — which means it works with any stack, any site builder, and any analytics setup you already use. Results are visible in Klinky's real-time click analytics, and you can compare conversions in your existing analytics, CRM, or checkout logs.
Technical notes: redirects run on Cloudflare's edge network for sub-5ms response times globally. Click events are recorded with timestamp, geography, device, and referrer. Links support weighted routing, editable destinations, and per-link analytics. A REST API is available for programmatic link management.
Klinky is a bootstrapped product based in Norway. It is free while it is early — no credit card required. Paid plans will add custom domains, higher link and click volumes, and team features.
What problem does it solve? Changing a live page is risky. Klinky lets you send a small, controlled share of one link's traffic to the new version — so you get real data before committing.
Who is it for? Marketers, founders, and small teams who want to test landing pages, offers, or workflows without installing a full A/B testing platform.
What makes it different? It works at the link level, not the page level: no JavaScript snippet, no visual editor, works with any stack. Sub-5ms edge redirects, real-time click analytics, free while early.
