S.id
The shortest link shortener and microsite builder
S.id launched on November 2, 2022 with 70 votes, #816 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
S.id is a platform for people to show their expertise in creating microsites and shortening the shortest links with the code s.id/. S.id is also a marketing tool that makes it easier for people, especially content creators, influencers, and brands
Launch branded short links, campaign microsites, and dynamic QR codes from one platform. Built for marketing, growth, SaaS, and AI teams.
Launch measurable journeys without stitching together separate tools. s.id gives marketing, growth, SaaS, and AI teams one place for branded short links, campaign microsites, dynamic QR codes, and clear analytics. Create the link, campaign page, or QR code, then review the available performance data without handing every launch across disconnected tools. Keep product, growth, partner, and offline journeys easier to manage. Short links, campaign microsites, dynamic QR codes, and analytics that work together across every channel. Build campaign microsites and bio pages in minutes without relying on an engineering sprint for every launch. Create clean, trackable short links for launches,…from home.s.id
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