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Chapter Links: Control every click.

Chapter Feature · Available Standalone

Chapter Links wraps the links you already share — in emails, texts, ads, posts, and profiles — so you own the click: protecting consent and sending the right person to the right place.

Make your links smarter:

  • Wrap any link behind your own first-party domain
  • Send to different destinations — by device, location, cart, or audience
  • Respect consent and opt-outs on every click
  • Filter out bots and email security scanners so your numbers stay clean
  • Feed every click into your Chapter attribution

What you can do with Chapter Links.

The links you already share become smart, first-party, and fully yours. A few of the ways businesses use them:

One link, many destinations

High value customer→ high AOV productsSpontaneous customer→ sale pageWinback customer→ offer pageGeneric→ homepage1One Link

Recover carts automatically.

Send a returning shopper with an open cart straight to checkout — not the homepage.

Route by device and place.

iOS vs. Android deep links, local landing pages, or language — all from a single link.

Fix links after they're out.

Change a link's destination retroactively — even after the email, post, or document has shipped.

Who this is for

  • Businesses running email, SMS, ad, or social campaigns who want to own their click data
  • Ecommerce stores wanting cart-recovery or device-smart links
  • Anyone tired of platform lock-in on tracking

Who this is not for

  • Businesses that never share links or run campaigns
  • Anyone who just wants a plain vanity short link with no measurement

FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Do I have to use all of Chapter?
No. Chapter Links works on its own; it's also part of the full Chapter platform.
Does it work with my email or ad platform?
Yes — it wraps links behind Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Meta, Google Ads, Shopify Email, and more.
Can one link send people to different places?
Yes — by device, location, cart status, audience, A/B split, or time. And you can change a link's destination retroactively: after you've sent an email, document, or post.
Is it privacy-safe?
Consent-aware, respects opt-outs, and no invasive personally identifiable information.
What makes a link “first-party”?
It runs on your own domain, so the click and cookie belong to you, not a third party — and they last longer in modern browsers.

Chapter Links is one piece of Chapter.

See how the full platform connects every click, visit, and conversion into one lifecycle view.

Prefer to talk it through?

Tell us what you're trying to route, protect, or measure.