Short Links

Clean, memorable short links for everything you share.

A short link turns a long, messy affiliate or product URL into a tidy go.fifo.media link you can share anywhere — your bio, videos, newsletters, captions, and posts. Short links look more trustworthy, take up less space, and are far easier to remember than a string of tracking parameters.

FIFO is a link shortener built specifically for creators and affiliate marketers. Every link is fast to create, instantly shareable, and backed by privacy-friendly click analytics so you always know what is working.

What you get

  • Branded go.fifo.media/{slug} short links
  • Fast redirects on AWS infrastructure
  • Edit the destination any time without changing the link
  • Every edit recorded, with one-click undo
  • Built-in, privacy-first click tracking

Why short links matter for affiliate marketing

Affiliate links are notoriously long and ugly. They are packed with tracking IDs and query strings that look spammy in a post and are impossible to say out loud in a video. A short link hides all of that behind a clean, branded URL that earns more clicks and more trust from your audience.

Because every FIFO link is tracked, you also get insight into which placements actually drive traffic — so you can stop guessing and double down on the channels that convert.

Change the destination, keep the link

Products go out of stock, promotions end, and affiliate programs change. With FIFO you can update where a short link points at any time without changing the link itself. The URL you already shared in a printed flyer, a pinned comment, or an old video keeps working and quietly sends people to the new destination.

That makes short links a durable asset: you build link equity once and reuse it forever.

Every change is recorded, and you can undo it

Each link keeps a history of its edits: what changed, the old and new value, when, and who made it — you in the dashboard, one of your API keys by name, or an AI assistant. If an edit was a mistake, undo it from the link’s history. FIFO refuses an undo that would overwrite a later change to the same field, so reverting never silently discards newer work.

For time-limited offers, see promos and scheduling: a sale or coupon code can sit on a link and switch itself off when it ends, and a link can be set to disable itself on a date you choose.

Perfect for

  • Affiliate marketers sharing product links across platforms
  • YouTubers and podcasters who need spoken, memorable URLs
  • Newsletter writers tracking which links readers click
  • Creators replacing a generic URL shortener with branded links

Frequently asked questions

What is a short link?
A short link is a condensed URL that redirects to a longer destination URL. FIFO short links use the go.fifo.media domain, so instead of sharing a long affiliate URL full of tracking parameters, you share a short, clean link that is easy to remember and looks trustworthy.
Can I change where a short link points after I share it?
Yes. You can update the destination URL of any FIFO short link at any time. The short link stays the same, so anything you already shared keeps working and sends visitors to the new destination.
Are clicks on my short links tracked?
Yes — every short link includes privacy-friendly click analytics. You can see clicks over time plus breakdowns by referrer, device, and UTM source, and a click-by-click activity view. No cookies are set; the visitor’s address is recorded only to separate automated traffic from real people, and is reduced to its network prefix within an hour.
Can I undo a change to a link?
Yes. Every edit to a link is recorded in its history, including edits made through the API or an AI assistant, and you can revert an edit from the dashboard. An undo is refused if the same field has changed again since, so revert newer changes first. History is kept for about a year.
How many short links can I create?
The Free plan includes 25 links, Builder includes 250, and Maker Pro includes unlimited links. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.

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