You can enable or disable any deeplink without deleting it. Deactivating a link makes it stop working temporarily — you can reactivate it at any time.
How to Toggle a Link
On Mobile
Each link card on the Dashboard shows a toggle switch with an Active or Inactive label. Tap the toggle to switch between states.
On Desktop
Click the gear/settings icon on the link
The toggle option is available from the context menu or link actions
Bulk Toggle
Click Select in the top-right corner of the Dashboard (desktop only)
Check the boxes next to the links you want to toggle
In the floating action bar at the bottom, click Toggle
Choose Activate All or Deactivate All
What Happens When a Link Is Inactive
The link stops working — visitors who click it will not be redirected
The link remains in your account and on your Dashboard
It shows a red status indicator instead of green
Analytics data is preserved — you don't lose historical click data
The slug remains reserved — no one else can use it
What Happens When You Reactivate
The link starts working again immediately
Visitors are redirected as normal using the existing settings
New clicks are recorded in analytics
Active Link Limits
Each plan has a limit on how many links can be active at the same time:
Plan | Active Link Limit |
Free | 1 |
Growth | 5 |
Scaling | 20 |
Dominance | 50–300 (based on tier) |
If you've reached your active link limit, you'll need to deactivate one link before you can activate another (or upgrade your plan).
Custom Domain Links
Links using custom domains are always active and cannot be toggled to inactive. If you need to stop a custom domain link, you'll need to delete it.
Deactivate vs Delete
Deactivate | Delete | |
Link stops working | Yes | Yes |
Keeps analytics data | Yes | No |
Can be restored | Yes | No |
Frees up the slug | No | Yes |
Counts toward total links | Yes | Yes |
Counts toward active limit | No | No |
Use deactivate when you might need the link again later. Use delete when you're sure you don't need it anymore.