LegendLinks vs Split

LegendLinks is a self-hosted WordPress plugin for managing affiliate and professional links. It tracks clicks and reports device, browser, referrer and date-range analytics. The free Lite plan provides unlimited links, basic redirects, categories and 30-day analytics. Pro adds lifetime analytics, geography and device targeting across 249 countries, A/B testing, auto-linking and bio pages for one site. Plus covers five sites, while Business covers 25 and adds priority VIP support. Pro and higher tiers include broken-link detection, health monitoring, fallback redirects and CSV analytics export. Compatibility is listed for WooCommerce, Elementor and Gutenberg, and conversion pixels can track campaigns on Facebook Ads, Google Ads and other marketing platforms. Compliance options include IP anonymization and Amazon Compliance Mode. The marketing page says data remains on the user’s server. Lite is free; Pro is $89 a year, Plus $129 a year and Business $399 a year.

Split is a feature management and experimentation platform for engineering and product teams. Teams can create, target, and manage feature flags to control releases, then monitor gradual releases for effects on system performance and user behavior. Alerts can identify the flag associated with an issue. Real-time analytics measure how feature changes affect business outcomes.

Implementation options include JavaScript, iOS, Android, and common backend platforms. Listed integrations include Slack, Jira Cloud, Azure DevOps, Datadog, New Relic, Segment, Amplitude, and Amazon S3. The Admin API can create, edit, and delete feature flags through HTTP requests. Split says targeting data stays in the customer's environment and is not sent to Split; compliance information is organized on the Harness Trust Center. Its website says Split is now part of Harness. New users can try all capabilities for 30 days before automatic downgrade to the free product. The Free Edition (Developer) costs nothing and includes one workspace, two environments, two treatments per flag, and segments limited to 10,000 keys.