AWSYS.CO vs Cuttly

AWSYS.CO shortens URLs and manages links across Android, iOS, Windows, web, browser extension, and API use. It provides custom domains, bulk link creation, QR-code generation, link controls, and analytics covering geography, device, browser, referrer, and click timelines. Links can expire or stop after a click limit, while permanent links are the default. A real-time trust score uses Google Safe Browsing, with automatic blocking of malicious destinations. The service offers a REST API, TypeScript, Python, and Go SDKs, plus an MCP server for compatible agents. Its Chrome extension shortens pages and exposes recent links and click counts. A 14-day trial is listed.

Cuttly is a URL-shortening and link-management service for creators, marketers, and businesses. It creates short links, supports custom domains and geographic targeting, and provides link analytics. Link clicks are unlimited on the free plan, which allows 30 short links and three custom aliases per month, keeps analytics for 30 days, and permits three API calls per 60 seconds. The API can automate link creation and support analytics syncing and reporting. QR codes can use editable colors, shapes, and logos on applicable plans. Team tools include shared dashboards, workspaces, domain management, and assigned work; integrations include Zapier, Make, Zoho Flow, and others. Mobile redirects support Android, iOS, Windows Mobile, and custom application schemes. Cuttly lists Android, iOS, Windows, and API access, and interface languages including English, Hindi, Spanish, French, and Chinese. The free plan costs $0. Starter costs $132 a year; Single costs $275 a year; Team costs $1,089 a year; and Team Enterprise costs $1,639 a year. Analytics retention ranges from 30 days on Free and Starter to two years on Team and Enterprise.