Metriv started with better branded links. It is growing into the place your organization publishes, shares, measures, and works with clients.
Most shorteners let you redirect through a custom domain. That's one URL. Metriv gives you three — dashboard, links, and files — all on domains you control, with your team and your clients logging in without ever seeing a Metriv URL.
Not app.metriv.cc — youragency.dash.metriv.cc, or your own custom domain on a paid plan. The login screen, the whole app, branded as you.
A read-only login scoped to one workspace. Most link tools have nothing like this — they manage links, not client relationships.
File storage that most link shorteners don't offer at all — so you're not sending a Drive link next to a branded short link.
Write rich posts, manage categories and tags, schedule publication, and power any website through the public API.
Links, posts, files, and permissions share the same workspace boundaries instead of becoming another disconnected SaaS account.
We are building a compact web-operations platform: practical modules, shared identity, shared permissions, and one bill.
| Bitly | Short.io | t.ly | Rebrandly | Metriv | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Custom domain on your links | Paid — Growth tier, $29+/mo | ✓ Free plan | Paid only | Paid | Starter, $9/mo |
| Dashboard & team login on your domain | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ Every paid plan |
| Dynamic QR, editable after printing | Paid tiers only, $35+/mo | — | — | — | ✓ Every plan, incl. Free |
| File storage | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ Every plan |
| Read-only client login (Client Portal) | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ Every plan, incl. Free |
Pricing and features as of August 2026. Something out of date? contact@metriv.cc
That's a real tradeoff, not just a selling point. You get direct email and X access to people who actually build the product — feature requests get an actual answer, bugs get fixed fast. What you don't get is a large support org or an enterprise SLA. If that's what you need, Metriv isn't there yet.
They've been doing link shortening longer, at far greater scale, with bigger integration ecosystems. If all you need is a shortener with a custom domain on the link itself, they're a fine, proven choice. Metriv exists for the specific case where you want the entire tool — not just the link — invisible behind your own brand.
