What happens when the click limit is reached?
The link automatically stops redirecting, so further clicks no longer reach the destination. The cap you set is enforced for you.
Stop a link after a set number of clicks
Cap a short link at a specific number of clicks. Great for limited-quantity offers, ticketed content, and controlled promotions where the link should stop working once a quota is hit.
Some links should only work a certain number of times. A limited-quantity product, a capped ticket pool, a confidential list meant for a handful of people, or a promo you want to honor only a set amount of times. RELURL's URL shortener with a click limit handles exactly this. You set the cap at creation, share the link, and the system counts every click until the quota is reached — then the link stops redirecting on its own. You never have to babysit the link, race to disable it, or worry it will keep converting after you've closed the offer. The limit you set is the limit that's honored, automatically and reliably.
Configurable click cap
Auto-expire at quota
Track remaining clicks
Hard or soft limits
Choose the maximum number of clicks you want the link to receive.
Distribute the URL normally for your offer, ticket, or promotion.
Once the cap is reached, the link stops redirecting automatically, respecting your limit.
A naturally capped link turns scarcity into a controlled, built-in mechanism instead of something you must monitor manually.
Whether it's tickets, redemptions, or a capped audience list, the link guarantees that no more than the set number of visits happen.
At the cap, the link handles itself and stops redirecting, removing the need to race and disable it before it over-delivers.
Your dashboard shows remaining clicks, so you can plan when to re-open, extend, or retire the link.
RELURL was built for link control, and enforced click limits are a core example. Instead of trusting yourself to remember to disable a link, you set the limit once and let the system enforce it. The link counts every visit accurately and stops exactly when your cap is met. Combined with related controls like expiry timers and disable toggles, RELURL lets you define precisely how — and how often — your links may be used. For merchants, event organizers, and anyone running capped offers, this turns a good idea into a hands-off guarantee.
A regular link never stops on its own. RELURL's click limit auto-stops the link the moment your cap is reached.
Disabling a link manually relies on you remembering to do it in time. RELURL enforces the limit automatically, with no action required.
Some tools cap a link at one use without options. RELURL lets you set any number, then adjust or extend it later.
Limited-quantity product drops
Quota-based ticket access
Controlled beta or invite links
Capped promo redemptions
For limited offers, cap the link slightly above your real inventory to account for accidental repeat clicks, then watch the dashboard.
Monitor remaining clicks so you can prepare to extend or relaunch before the link fully runs out of quota.
Add a time-based expiry alongside the click cap to cover both 'too many visits' and 'too much time' in one link.
The link automatically stops redirecting, so further clicks no longer reach the destination. The cap you set is enforced for you.
Yes. Your dashboard shows progress toward the limit, so you always know how much of your quota is left.
You can adjust the limit, extend it, or re-enable the link as your needs change — without changing the URL your audience uses.