How SetLinks compares

Notes on the tools people move to us from: what each one does, what it costs, how to move your links and QR codes, and when the other tool is the better fit.

• A Firebase Dynamic Links alternative without an SDK

  Firebase Dynamic Links stopped working on 25 August 2025. If you used them to send people to the right store, SetLinks does that with one link and a QR code — with no SDK to install.

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• A onelink.to alternative

  Both send visitors to the right store with one link and a QR code. The differences are in the prices and where features like the API, your own domain and opening the app start.

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• An AppsFlyer OneLink alternative for store links

  OneLink is the link product of AppsFlyer, a mobile attribution platform. If what you need is one link and QR code that open the right store, SetLinks does that on its own — no SDK, no per-conversion pricing.

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• A Branch alternative for store links

  Branch is a full deep-linking and attribution platform. Many apps use one small part of it: a link that opens the right store. That part SetLinks does on its own.

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• A Bitly alternative for app download links

  Bitly is a great general-purpose link shortener. A short link to an app store is a different job: one link, one QR code, and every phone landing in its own store.

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• A URLgenius alternative with a flat price

  Both tools link to apps without an SDK. URLgenius focuses on deep links into apps like Amazon, Instagram and YouTube and charges per click; SetLinks focuses on getting people to your own app’s store page at a flat price.

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• A QR TIGER alternative for app download QR codes

  QR TIGER is a QR code generator with many code types, one of them an App Stores QR code. SetLinks starts from the link: one short address and one QR code that open the right store on every phone.

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