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Onelink.to is a popular no-SDK store routing tool, but it shows ads to users after 1,000 free clicks. A download link should not surprise people on the way to the store.
The ad problem
After 1,000 clicks per month on Onelink.to's free plan, links keep working but may show an ad before redirecting to the App Store, Google Play, or your fallback.
On a printed QR or a paid campaign, an unexpected ad in the middle of a download is a poor experience.
Teardown: what the click path looks like
With Onelink.to after the free click cap, the visitor often lands on an interstitial first, then continues to the store. That adds a visible hop, an extra page load, and a chance the person abandons before the store opens.
With AnyLinks, Free and Lite never insert that page. When a monthly click cap is hit, the link pauses instead of monetizing the redirect with an ad. Pro has unlimited clicks and the same no-ad redirect.
We do not invent third-party latency numbers. The product difference is the redirect policy: ad interstitial vs pause-on-cap, both on no-SDK store routing.
A cleaner default
AnyLinks pauses a link when it hits the monthly click cap instead of inserting an extra page. That rule applies on Free and Lite; Pro has unlimited clicks and never shows ads.
You get the same no-code store routing (paste your store URLs, pick a short path) with device, country, traffic source, and campaign-tag stats on Pro.
Free is 3 links and 10,000 clicks/mo. Pro is $29/mo for 100 links, unlimited clicks, one custom domain, and 90-day stats.
