Team accounts: invite people and share your domains
Domains and redirects belong to your account. Invite teammates with one of four roles, switch between accounts, and keep your business details current -- here's the whole flow.
Step-by-step instructions for the everyday tasks: pointing a domain, creating your first redirect, bio and for-sale pages, DNS and email forwarding. For the full illustrated walkthrough, see the Guide.
Domains and redirects belong to your account. Invite teammates with one of four roles, switch between accounts, and keep your business details current -- here's the whole flow.
Everything a urlpath.cloud bio page can do beyond the basics: page backgrounds, fonts and button styles, social icon rows, link thumbnails and badges, section headers, video and music embeds, auto dark mode, banners, contact cards, and a visitor subscribe form.
The console installs like a native app on Windows, iOS, iPadOS, and Android -- an icon on your home screen or taskbar, full-screen, no app store needed.
The key file proves to search engines that you control a domain. We host one for every domain you manage here — and here's how to get your own for sites you host elsewhere.
Your bio and for-sale pages are submitted to Bing, Yandex, Seznam, and Naver automatically when you publish or edit them — here's what that means and how to check it.
Put several bio pages on one domain — a home page plus About, Shop, Contact — and let an automatic nav panel tie them together, as a top bar or a sidebar.
Point one link at two destinations with a percentage split, then compare primary vs variant clicks in the stats to see which converts.
Set a click cap on any link so it serves exactly that many visitors, then stops -- useful for gated downloads and limited offers.
Routing rules per link: send phone visitors to the app store, one country to a localized page, and everyone else to the default.
Give a domain a catch-all destination so mistyped or retired short links land somewhere useful instead of a dead 404 page.
Keep deep links and tracking parameters intact: how path forwarding maps /docs/* to a new site and how query forwarding carries UTMs.
Enable DNS hosting on a domain and manage its zone from My Domains: which records are required, which are yours, and what the plan limits mean.
Put a password gate in front of any link: visitors must enter what you told them before the redirect or page is served.
Every link has a downloadable QR code. How to pair print codes with trackable links so you can fix destinations after printing.
The rebrand walkthrough: full-domain redirect, covering www, forwarding old deep links, and the 301 choice that keeps search rankings.
Set a start and end time on any link so it activates for a launch and stops working after a promo -- no manual flipping at midnight.
Pause, schedule, click limit, or delete: each stops a link differently. What visitors see, what survives, and how to choose.
Pick a redirect type, choose the source domain and path, set the target, flip 301 or 302, and test it -- a five-minute walkthrough.
Move a domain's DNS onto our anycast nameservers, manage records, and forward mail to your real inbox -- including a catch-all @ address.
Add your domain in the dashboard, create the two DNS records shown, and your SSL certificate is issued automatically -- step by step.
Create a Bio Page redirect, add your avatar, links and theme, then point your social profiles at your own domain instead of a link service.
Turn an unused domain into a listing: set an asking price, get inquiries by email, add a buy-now link -- without exposing your whois.