How is rotation handled?
Each click is assigned the next destination in your rotation, so traffic cycles across all your configured URLs over time.
Acortador de URL gratuito
Rotate between URLs on every click
Link Shortener with A/B URL Rotator
Cycle visitors between multiple destinations on each click. Use a URL rotator to alternate offers, distribute load, or rotate promo variants with one short link.
Sometimes one destination isn't enough — you want to alternate. Maybe you're rotating two offers, balancing load across mirror pages, or sharing a link that should cycle through several promos. RELURL's link shortener with an A/B URL rotator handles exactly that. You list the destinations, set the rotation (with optional weighting), and every click is routed to the next one in sequence. Over time, traffic cycles evenly across your list from a single shareable URL. It's the simplest way to distribute traffic fairly, rotate campaigns, or keep mirrors balanced — all from one short link, with the analytics to see how it played out.
¿Por qué elegir nuestro Link Shortener with A/B URL Rotator?
Click-by-click rotation
Multiple destinations
Weighted rotation
Load distribution
Cómo funciona
1
Add your destinations
List the URLs you want to rotate between — offers, mirrors, or variants.
2
Configure the order
Set how traffic rotates, including weights if you want some destinations to receive more.
3
Clicks cycle through
Each visitor is sent to the next destination in the rotation, cycling across your list.
Por qué usar nuestro Link Shortener with A/B URL Rotator
Cycle destinations with one link
Rotate traffic across multiple URLs automatically, alternating offers and destinations without managing separate links.
Fair distribution
With even rotation, each destination receives its share of clicks, keeping distribution balanced.
Weighted control
Adjust weights to send more traffic to preferred destinations while still rotating through the rest.
Load balancing
Spread traffic across mirror pages so no single destination bears the full load.
Qué hace diferente a RELURL
RELURL gives you traffic control that goes beyond single destinations. The URL rotator lets you cycle through multiple destinations from one short link, with weighted control and full analytics. This is a capability basic shorteners never offer — they send everyone to one place, full stop. For anyone rotating offers, balancing mirrors, or running multi-variant campaigns, the rotator makes a single link do the work of several, while keeping everything measurable. It's link management designed for real-world campaigns.
Cómo nos comparamos con las alternativas
A standard short link always goes to one place. RELURL's rotator cycles through multiple destinations on each click.
Managing a separate link per variant fragments your campaign. RELURL consolidates the rotation into one URL.
Most tools give no traffic distribution control. RELURL lets you weight the rotation as you need.
Casos de uso populares
Alternating between two offers
Distributing load across mirror pages
Rotating promo variants for fairness
Cycling ad destinations behind one link
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Consejos y mejores prácticas
Use even rotation for fairness
When comparing offers or partners, keep rotation even so each destination receives a fair, comparable share of traffic.
Weight the winner when found
Once a destination outperforms, increase its weight so it receives more clicks while the rotation continues.
Review rotation analytics
Check the per-destination breakdown regularly to confirm distribution matches your intent and spot anomalies.
Preguntas frecuentes
Can some destinations get more traffic?
Yes. You can weight the rotation so preferred destinations receive a larger share of clicks.
Is this the same as A/B split?
Related but distinct: a split routes visitors to a fixed variant, while a rotator cycles through destinations on successive clicks. Both live in one short link.