Changelog

You can now invite teammates to your Dub project. This is useful if you want to collaborate with your team on a project.

Dub has the most generous free plan in the industry. You can invite up to 3 teammates to your project for free.

Need to invite more teammates? Upgrade to our Pro plan for unlimited teammates.

You can now sign in to your Dub account with Google.

We're also deprecating email sign ups as they have been a constant source of spam and abuse (via phishing links).

If you have an existing Dub account, you will still be able to sign in with email, but we recommend connecting your Google account to enable Google sign in moving forward.

We've also added a "Delete Account" feature to the settings page. You can now delete your Dub account and all associated data, if that's what you want to do.

You can now view the all-time statistics for each of your Dub shortlinks via the "All Time" filter option.

Note: This is a Pro-only feature, along with the 90-day ("Last 3 months") filter.

Shoutout to Matt for the feature request!

Introducing Tags – a smarter way to manage your links on Dub.

With tags, you can now:

1. Organize your links by campaigns, clients, or any other categories you can think of.
2. Filter your links by tags and get a shareable link to the filtered results.
3. Easily edit/delete your tags with a Notion-style dropdown interface.

This has been a highly requested feature since day one (shoutout to our friends at Refine as well), and we're excited to finally ship it!

Read the full Twitter announcement here.

Today, we are introducing a range of improvements to our link management offering:

1. Archiving links: You can now archive your links with the click of a button. Archived links will still work & accrue stats, but will be hidden on your dashboard by default.

2. Show my links only: You can now filter your project links with the "Show my links only" filter, which will hide all links created by other users in your organization, and only show links that you created.

3. Allow '/' in custom shortlinks¹: You can now use '/' in your custom shortlinks. This is useful for adding structure to your shortlinks, e.g. doma.in/r/abc. Huge shoutout to Alex Bass from Efficient for this feature request!

¹ This feature is only available for shortlinks with a custom domain, not dub.sh links.

Introducing keyboard shortcuts on Dub. With shortcuts, you'll be able to speed up your workflow and navigate around Dub faster.

Here's a list of all the shortcuts to get you started:

Have any suggestions for new shortcuts? Let us know by creating a new issue.

Shoutout to Flo for this feature request!

You can now use as many custom domains as you want with your Dub project – you no longer need to create multiple projects for all of your company domains.

You can also filter your existing links by domains, and get an accurate count of how many links you have for each domain.

This feature is available for all plans – including the Free plan.

Migrating our time-series data to Tinybird earlier this year allowed us to scale our platform by magnitudes.

Thanks to that, we are increasing the limits of our Pro plan from 10,000 clicks per month to 50,000 clicks per month. We hope that this will let you grow your marketing further before having to upgrade to the next billing tier.

We have also sunsetted the previous usage-based pricing model and consolidated everything into the Pro plan.

Check out our new pricing model.

You can now search through your existing short links on Dub by their key and destination URL.

This has been a highly requested feature amongst folks with a ton of short links and we're excited to finally ship it!

You can now duplicate a link on Dub with a single click.

This is a quality-of-life improvement for busy marketers to quickly create multiple versions of a link without having to re-enter the same information over and over again.

Shoutout to Cameron Archer from Tinybird for the feature request!

Previously, having billing on a personal account level was a confusing UX.

• Often times, users would upgrade to Pro on their personal accounts, but the Pro plan only applied to the projects they owned, not the ones that they are a member of.
• They also couldn't invite teammates to pay invoices.

Migrating billing to the project-level fixes that. You can now manage your billing settings under Settings > Billing in your Dub project.

You can now create a public stats dashboard for your short links on Dub.

This allows you to share the stats for a given short link with clients or other external stakeholders without having to invite them to your Dub project.

How to create a public stats page

• Go to your dashboard and click on the number of clicks next to the QR Code button to open the Stats page.
• Click on the Share button and toggle Public Stats Page on.

We recently migrated all Dub's time-series analytics data from Redis to Tinybird.

This resulted in a ~100x reduction in request bandwidth (and a similar reduction in request speeds).

For context, Tinybird is a serverless analytical backend for you to ingest data and analyze it with SQL. Built on top of Clickhouse, Tinybird is incredibly scalable when it comes to storing and processing time-series events.

Expect faster load times for your link stats pages moving forward!