302.sh vs Dub Links

Choose for the links
you actually manage.

Both offer a free plan. 302.sh includes 90-day analytics history with a smaller monthly link allowance. Dub Free includes more new links and custom domains, with 30 days of history. Compare your volume, domain needs and budget below.

Free plans, side by side

The tradeoff is history versus volume and domains. Neither free plan is just a trial.

Price
302.sh Free
$0
Dub Links Free
$0
New links per month
302.sh Free
5 per UTC month
Dub Links Free
25
Analytics events per month
302.sh Free
2,000
Dub Links Free
1,000
Analytics history
302.sh Free
90 days
Dub Links Free
30 days
Active custom domains
302.sh Free
0
Dub Links Free
3

302.sh Free also has a separate cap of 50 owned links. Deleting a link frees ownership space, but does not refund its monthly creation allowance. Dub's monthly new-link allowance is a different measure from total links owned.

Entry paid plans, billed monthly

Creator has a lower monthly subscription price. Dub Pro includes more domains, a larger event allowance and longer history. These plans have different capacities and features.

Monthly subscription (USD)
302.sh Creator
$9 / month
Dub Links Pro
$30 / month
New links per month
302.sh Creator
No monthly creation cap
Dub Links Pro
1,000
Analytics events per month
302.sh Creator
25,000
Dub Links Pro
50,000
Analytics history
302.sh Creator
90 days
Dub Links Pro
1 year
Active custom domains
302.sh Creator
1
Dub Links Pro
10

Creator can own up to 500 links at a time, even though it has no monthly creation cap. The optional annual subscription is $84 paid yearly (about $7/month). The comparison above uses monthly subscriptions on both sides.

Published by 302.sh. Our figures follow our current plans. Dub figures come from its official Links pricing page, checked 16 Sep 2026. Recheck both providers before purchasing.

Event allowances are provider-defined counts, not verified unique visitors or completed conversions. We have not tested the two providers' counting methods side by side.

Which fits your work?

Consider 302.sh when…

You manage a small set of long-lived links, want 90 days of click history, and can work within the Free plan's 5 new links per month without your own domain. For a paid workflow, Creator includes 1 custom domain, password protection, smart routing and API access at $9/month.

Consider Dub when…

You need more new links or custom domains without paying: Free includes 25 new links per month and 3 custom domains. Pro may suit you if you need 1 year of history, up to 10 domains and 50,000 tracked events per month.

Check the workflow before you print

A QR code can keep the same short URL while you change the destination behind it. We tested this in a 302.sh Creator account: saved the original QR image, changed only the target, then decoded the same image and opened its URL again. Our guide includes the screenshots, observed update delay and limits of that test. Editable destinations and QR codes are common short-link capabilities; this demonstrates our workflow.

See the same-QR destination-change test

In 302.sh, reaching the analytics allowance pauses additional tracking, while redirects continue. Owner-set expiration or click limits, deletion, and safety enforcement can still stop a link. Keep the domain and slug unchanged when maintaining a printed code.

Only need a Google review QR code, with no placement reporting or editable redirect? Start with Google's native free option.

Try the workflow with one link.