vs Rebrandly

Lua vs Rebrandly

Rebrandly is aimed at organisations managing branded links at scale, with the workspace and permission machinery that implies. If you need approval flows across a large marketing department, that machinery is the product and it is worth paying for. Most teams are smaller than that, and end up paying for the org chart rather than for the links.

Why switch

Why people leave Rebrandly

Pricing that does not turn on seats

Lua meters links, click events, domains, tags and team members, and nothing else. There is no per-seat multiplier on the parts you actually use.

Analytics are not the tier

Every field and every date range is on every plan here, the free one included. What you pay for is volume.

Open source, and self-hostable

For an agency or a regulated brand, being able to keep the click record inside your own perimeter is sometimes the whole requirement.

Feature by feature

How Lua compares

Feature comparison between Lua and Rebrandly
FeatureLuaRebrandly
Custom domainsIncludedIncluded
Open sourceYesNo
Self-hostingYesNot offered
Analytics detailFull on every planVaries by plan
Team managementWorkspace membersRoles and permissions at depth
REST APIIncludedIncluded
MCP serverIncludedNot offered

Pricing

Pricing, side by side

Pricing comparison between Lua and Rebrandly
TierLuaRebrandly
A small teamPaid plan, members includedPriced per seat and volume
Full analyticsEvery planHigher tiers
Keeping the data yourselfSelf-host at costNot offered

Honest fit

Who each one actually suits

Switch if you

  • Are a small team paying for enterprise machinery you do not use
  • Need the click data inside your own perimeter
  • Want full analytics without it being the upgrade

Stay on Rebrandly if you

  • Genuinely need granular roles and approval flows
  • Have an enterprise agreement or procurement already in place
  • Depend on their integration catalogue

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