Team accounts: roles, invites, and how ownership works
How account ownership differs from user ownership, what each of the four roles may do, how the invite lifecycle works, and how plan limits are counted when a team shares an account.
Plain-English articles about redirects, SSL, branded links, and getting more from every domain you own. Written by the team that runs the platform.
How account ownership differs from user ownership, what each of the four roles may do, how the invite lifecycle works, and how plan limits are counted when a team shares an account.
What each number on a link's stats page means: human vs bot clicks, geography, devices, referrers, split variants -- and which ones to act on.
Group domains into projects with owners, members, and per-domain permissions -- so clients and coworkers see exactly their slice, and nothing else.
Branded redirects show the destination under your domain without bouncing the visitor -- plus referrer hiding for affiliate and partner links.
Create, update, bulk-import and manage redirects over a simple bearer-token REST API -- same rules and permissions as the dashboard.
A domain migration checklist: permanent redirects, path forwarding, the www variant, canonicals, and what to watch in the weeks after launch.
How UTMs survive a short or branded link, how to structure them per channel, and how print QRs get the same attribution as banner ads.
Permanent and temporary redirects do different jobs. How search engines treat 301s vs 302s, and how to flip between them without breaking links.
Every domain you point at urlpath.cloud gets a free Let's Encrypt certificate automatically -- issued, renewed, and covering both the apex and www.
Trust, click-through, brand recall and data ownership: the case for hosting short links on your own domain instead of someone else's.
Inquiry forms, asking prices, buyer analytics and real SSL: how a hosted for-sale page turns parked domains into listings that sell.
Visitors still type www. Here's how urlpath.cloud covers yourdomain.com and www.yourdomain.com with one certificate and serves redirects on both.