Take full control of your advertising links. Route visitors dynamically by operating system, location criteria, or test multiple landing page weights at the serverless Edge DNS.
Select a routing rule parameter below to simulate visitor dispatch paths in real-time.
Inspect visitor's device. Trigger native mobile app store redirection based on OS.
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Calculate how redirection delays impact conversion rates and advertising budgets.
Every millisecond added to your redirection path triggers visitor bounce. When users click an advertising link on Facebook, TikTok, or Google, they expect instantaneous response. If the DNS routing takes 300ms to resolve and dispatch HTTP headers, up to **8.5% of mobile users** click away before your landing page starts loading.
Traditional redirect proxies route requests through centralized cloud instances (e.g. AWS us-east-1). If your visitor resides in Europe, their request must travel across the Atlantic, execute routing logic, and travel back. This geographic distance adds significant latency.
Linktery keeps redirect rules compact and processes them before navigation. Actual response time depends on network conditions, configured rules, visitor location, and the destination server.
Crawlers and automated tools can distort campaign reporting. Linktery uses multiple technical signals to flag automation while applying the same policy-compliant destination rules to every legitimate visitor.
ASN and IP reputation data help identify hosting and datacenter traffic. These signals are combined with other checks to reduce false positives.
Headless browser automation environments lack full canvas rendering capabilities. Background JS challenges test device dimensions and WebGL profiles.
Scrapers often inject mismatched User-Agent headers (e.g. mobile Chrome header on a desktop Linux host). We run strict format verification.
High-confidence automation can be blocked or excluded from human analytics. Valid visitors follow the configured geo, device, and split-routing rules.
Essential terminology for high-volume conversion optimization, traffic routing, and tracking security.
A unique identifier assigned to global networks on the Internet. Datacenters (like Google Cloud, AWS, or DigitalOcean) have specific ASNs, which allow tracking platforms to distinguish cloud servers from real residential internet service providers (ISPs).
The percentage distribution of incoming clicks assigned to multiple destination targets. For instance, a 70/30 split weight sends 70% of visitors to Offer A and 30% to Offer B, facilitating conversion testing.
Mapping a custom domain (e.g. `track.company.com`) via CNAME records to run redirection scripts. Using private custom domains prevents campaign tracking paths from sharing public domain footprints.
Executing redirect calculations on serverless nodes physically close to the visitor. Edge computing bypasses roundtrip network routing to a central host database, reducing redirection latency to under 12ms.
Essential facts about Edge DNS routing, A/B split weights, and traffic protection.
Create an account to configure weight-based rotators, geolocation targeting, and device OS redirection rules.