Expiring Links

Time-Limited Links for Maximum Impact

Create urgency and drive immediate action with automatically expiring URLs

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What are Expiring Links?

Expiring Links are temporary URLs that automatically stop working after a specified date and time. Create urgency, run time-limited promotions, and maintain control over when your content is accessible - all with a single expiring short link.

Why Use Expiring Links?

Create Urgency

Drive immediate action with deadlines. Increase conversion rates through scarcity. Perfect for limited-time offers and encourage faster decision-making.

Maintain Security

Share temporary access to sensitive content. Automatically revoke access after expiration. Control distribution of exclusive materials.

Campaign Management

End promotions automatically. No need to manually disable links. Clean campaign boundaries and prevent confusion after offers end.

Use Cases

🛍️ Flash Sales

"24-hour sale ends at midnight!"

Automatic expiration when sale ends

📅 Event Registration

Close registration 1 hour before event start

No late signups, clean cutoff

🎬 Exclusive Previews

Limited-time early access to new content

Beta features, preview releases

🔒 Document Sharing

Temporary access to contracts or sensitive files

Expires after 24 hours for security

Expiration Options

⏱️ Countdown Timer

Display a live countdown on the landing page: "This link expires in 5 hours, 32 minutes". Builds urgency and FOMO with customizable design.

💬 Custom Expiration Message

When the link expires, show a branded message with your logo, explanation, call-to-action to current offerings, and contact information.

🔄 Redirect After Expiration

Automatically send users to your homepage, a "sorry you missed it" page, current promotions, or alternative offerings.

Psychology of Expiring Links

FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)

Deadlines trigger urgency and action. Studies show:

33%
Higher click-through rates
47%
Faster decision-making
28%
Increase in conversions

Best Practices

Communicate clearly: Tell users when link expires
Add buffer time: Don't expire too quickly
Use countdown timers: Visual urgency works better
Have a fallback: Always set expired redirect
Don't over-use: Too much urgency loses impact
Don't set unrealistic deadlines: Be fair to users

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