Dynalinks review
A focused deep-linking service with a free tier and a $14.99 monthly Pro plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
Dynalinks is a deep-linking service for developers and marketers who need links to open specific locations in iOS or Android apps. If the app is not installed, it can send visitors to an app store or a fallback URL; deferred deep linking is supported on both mobile platforms. The web console and REST API provide two ways to create and manage links. URL shortening, QR code generation, analytics, and OpenGraph social previews round out the core offering. It is aimed at app businesses that need app-aware routing rather than a broad link-management toolkit.
Its plan structure keeps the entry point simple. Basic costs $0 per month and includes free linked domains, iOS and Android support, deferred deep linking, URL shortening, QR codes, and analytics with 24-hour retention. Pro costs $14.99 per month and adds custom domain support, advanced analytics with up to 2 years of retention, and unlimited collaborators, while retaining the core link features. Enterprise lists self-hosting options, custom feature development, priority support, white-label solutions, enterprise integrations, and advanced security features. The distinction is practical: Basic covers core link creation, while Pro is the relevant step up for branded domains and longer analytics history.
The platform fit is specific rather than expansive: integrations are listed for iOS, Android, Flutter, and React Native, with web and API also supported. Deployment options include cloud and self-hosted, and email is the listed support channel. Dynalinks makes sense for teams building mobile app journeys that need deferred routing, store fallbacks, and link engagement metrics. Businesses seeking a general-purpose link manager, or teams that need broader routing-condition controls, may want to compare alternatives; the described routing is platform- and app-install-aware, not a verified condition-rule builder.
Dynalinks pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Routes iOS and Android links into app locations or fallback destinations
- Creates links through a console or REST API, with QR codes and URL shortening
- Pro adds custom domains and analytics retention of up to 2 years
- Where it doesn't
- Basic analytics retention is limited to 24 hours
- Custom domains are included in Pro, not Basic
- Its focus is mobile deep linking rather than general-purpose link management
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