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Domains, smart links, traffic and clicks, the landing-page builder, QR codes, and traffic sources.

Link is the address your traffic lands on, and everything that happens between a click and the moment a visitor is handed off to OnlyFans, Telegram, or another product's funnel.

Concretely, Link owns:

  • Domains — buying, connecting, DNS/SSL, rotating a burned domain to a spare, renaming, and monitoring domain health.
  • Links on a domain — the raw OnlyFans-link inventory behind a domain (add/remove/activate), auto-provisioning from the shared free-pool, and per-link ad-spend/ROI.
  • Smart links & ads — a single policy URL (/r/<slug>) that decides paid vs. trial per visitor, plus conversion pixels (Meta/TikTok CAPI) and ad-platform connections.
  • Traffic, clicks & redirect — the actual click/impression event pipeline, live redirect, and cloaking (hiding the real destination from bots and ad reviewers).
  • Landing-page builder — the fake fan page itself: buttons, profile card, backgrounds, popups, push-style notifications, and publishing.
  • QR codes — a printable entry point (domain.com/qr[/<slug>]) into the same funnel.
  • Traffic sources — the rule that says which domain/channel a given OnlyFans link is attributed to.
  • Telegram gate — a per-owner anti-bot Telegram bot that stands between paid traffic and the manager's DM.

Who this is for

RoleWhat they can do here
Workspace ownerEverything — full access to every Link surface, gated only by plan (extra domains, buy-domain).
Team member with a domain/source scopeSees and edits only the domains or traffic sources they've been granted; a denied grant is a 403, an out-of-scope domain is a 404.
Multi-page creatorDomains are shared across all of a model's pages, not siloed per page.
Platform's AI copilotCan connect a domain, claim a free slug, or suggest a branded domain on the owner's behalf — it calls the same code the panel does.

Link doesn't decide who paid, attribute a fan to a source, or calculate revenue — that's Club. It doesn't decide who can do what — that's Account Platform. See Boundaries for the full list.

What's next

  • New to the product? Start with Domains — nothing else works without one.
  • Looking for a specific term? See Concepts.
  • Building an integration that touches another product's data? Read Connections first — it's the only page that lists cross-product contracts backed by real code.

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