An Onelink.to Alternative
Onelink.to gives an app one link and one QR code that sends each visitor to the right store. A dynamic QR code here does the same job and a little more: the same code sends an iPhone to the App Store, an iPad to its own listing, an Android phone to Google Play, and a desktop to your website, and you can change any of those after the code is printed. Below is a dated, side-by-side comparison, including the three things Onelink.to does that this tool does not.
Why people look for an Onelink.to alternative
- The free tier stops being ad-free. As of September 2026 their pricing page lists Free as ad-free for 3 months and 1,000 clicks a month. A flyer that keeps working past either of those puts their ads in front of your users.
- Desktop links cost $10 a month. Windows and macOS destinations start at the Professional plan. Sending a laptop scanner to your website is the most ordinary case there is.
- Changes are not immediate. Their own configuration screen warns a change "can take up to 15 minutes to be updated on all servers". That is a long time to be pointing at a broken link.
- Three links, and an account to get them. The free plan covers 3 Onelinks and requires signing up before you see anything work.
Toolember vs Onelink.to
| Toolember | Onelink.to | |
|---|---|---|
| Free links or codes | 10,000 dynamic codes | 3 Onelinks |
| Ads on the free tier | None, on every plan | Ad-free for 3 months and 1,000 clicks a month, then ads |
| Sign-up to create | Not required | Account required |
| Time for a change to go live | Immediate, the next scan follows it | Up to 15 minutes, per their own config screen |
| iPhone and Android destinations | Free plan | Free plan |
| Separate iPad destination | Free plan | Free plan |
| Huawei AppGallery destination | Free plan | Free plan |
| Windows and macOS destinations | Free plan | Professional, $10/mo |
| Route by country | Free plan | Not offered (country appears in stats only) |
| Logo and styling on the code | Pro, $5/mo | Paid plans |
| Print-ready vector PDF export | Pro, $5/mo | SVG and PNG |
| Password-protected or scheduled codes | Pro, $5/mo | Not offered |
| Daily stats | Pro, 2 years of scan history | Paid plans, 2 years (90 days on Non-Profit) |
| Raw scan export (CSV) | Pro, $5/mo | CSV in the dashboard, stats API on higher plans |
| Custom slug | Pro, $5/mo | Paid plans |
| Your own domain | Not built | Team Plus and Enterprise |
| Team seats | Single account | 10 to 100 users on Team and above |
| Cheapest paid plan | $5/mo or $50/yr, unlimited codes | $10/mo or $100/yr, 10 links |
Onelink.to figures are as of September 2026, taken from their own pricing page and configuration screen, and their prices exclude VAT. Competitor features and prices change often, so check their site for current details. Trademarks belong to their owners.
Where Onelink.to is the better choice
Pick them if you need your own domain on the short link, or team seats and a stats API. Neither exists here, and a comparison that pretended otherwise would not be worth reading. If what you actually need is one printed code that routes by platform, including Huawei devices with no Google Play, changes the moment you say so, and does not grow ads, this tool is the cheaper fit.
Moving a code you have already printed
You do not have to reprint anything. Create the code here and set your destinations, then edit your existing Onelink so it points at the new short link. The printed QR still resolves through Onelink, Onelink forwards to us, and the platform routing you set here takes over from that hop. Once nothing points at the old link any more, you can drop that plan. Anything you print from now on can carry the new code directly.
One code for iPhone, iPad, Android and desktop
10,000 free codes, unlimited scans, editable anytime, no sign-up.
Create an app download codeFor the four steps end to end, see one QR code for iOS and Android. If you came here because the service that used to do this for free is gone, see what replaced Firebase Dynamic Links. One limit worth stating up front: this is platform routing, so it opens the right store or page, but it does not open a particular screen inside an app that is already installed and it does not attribute installs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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By Toolember · Updated September 2026