LINK TRAFFIC SPLITTER

Split one link between two destinations.

Send most visitors to your current page or workflow, and a smaller share to the new version you want to try.

Klinky handles the split. Use your existing analytics, CRM, checkout, or workflow logs to compare the results.

Create a free split link See how it works

Free while Klinky is early. No credit card required.

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One link. Two destinations. Your split.

Current destination

80%

Your stable page, workflow, or offer keeps most traffic.

New destination

20%

Your new page, flow, or idea gets real visitors gradually.

Use it when a full rollout feels too risky.

Klinky is for small, practical tests where one link needs to route people to more than one place.

Try a new landing page

Keep your current page live while a new version gets a controlled share of visitors.

Test a no-code workflow

Send a small share to a new Make, Zapier, Airtable, Softr, or custom flow.

Roll out a new path

Try a new signup, checkout, affiliate, or offer URL before making it the default.

Three steps.

No install. No code. No pricing table.

Add your current destination

This is the page or workflow that already works.

Add the new destination

Choose the split, like 90/10, 80/20, or 50/50.

Share one Klinky link

Klinky sends each visitor to a destination based on your percentages.

Clear about what it does.

The page says only what the product can honestly deliver today.

KLINKY DOES

Split traffic by percentage.
Give you one short link to share.
Track clicks so you can see traffic volume.
Let you change the split when needed.

KLINKY DOES NOT CLAIM

Fake user numbers or fake social proof.
Automatic winner detection.
Conversion lift or statistical significance.
Pricing tiers while the product is free to try.

Practical link-based A/B testing.

Klinky is useful when the thing you want to test is the destination behind a shared link: a landing page, pricing page, workflow, or offer URL. Pick the weights, share one link, then review clicks and downstream signals in your own systems.

A/B testing links

Use one shared link to route visitors between destination variants.

URL split testing guide

Plan link-based tests where each variant is a separate destination URL.

Traffic split calculator

Choose cautious weights before sending visitors to a new route.

Create your first split link.

Use Klinky when you want to try a new destination without replacing the one that already works.

Create a free split link