Create customer-friendly links for menus, promotions, events, and QR campaigns with simple analytics your team can understand.
Seasonal menu link
viso.li/summer-menu
624
Visits
498
Visitors
78%
Mobile
Table menu QR
Peak hours
Most scans between 12:00–14:00 and 18:00–20:00
Fri
186
Sat
224
Sun
198
Problem and outcome
Small businesses share links in posts, emails, flyers, menus, receipts, and conversations. Viso.li keeps those links clean and shows what happens after people click or scan.
Local promo links
Print QR codes
Simple analytics
How it works
Paste your destination URL and create a short link from the dashboard.
Use the link in posts, email CTAs, QR codes, print materials, or campaigns.
Review visits, visitors, referrers, geography, devices, trends, and exports.
Benefits
Use short links that are easier to place in emails, social posts, signage, and printed materials.
Pair short links with QR codes to measure interest from flyers, posters, menus, and events.
See how local campaigns perform by clicks, countries, devices, and referring sources.
Start free, then upgrade when your monthly link volume or analytics needs grow.
Examples
QR on table tent → viso.li/menu
Place a QR code on a table card, receipt, or window poster.
Print once and reuse the same code across tables or locations. If the offer changes, update the destination in Viso.li without reprinting.
Tip: Check click timing and device trends to understand when customers engage.
viso.li/summer-sale in email, Facebook, and flyers
Use short links in email, Facebook posts, and printed flyers for the same campaign.
Run the same promotion everywhere but keep one link per channel. After a week, you can see whether email, social, or print drove more visits.
Tip: Compare referrers and traffic volume to see which channel deserves more attention.
viso.li/book in SMS and follow-up emails
Share a memorable short link with customers in messages and follow-up emails.
Short links are easier to type from a phone than a long booking URL. Use the same link in confirmation texts and reminder emails.
Tip: Monitor whether customer links continue receiving traffic after the campaign ends.
Product proof
Viso.li gives small teams the essentials: short links, QR codes, per-link analytics, exportable history, and plans that scale from free to higher-volume use.
Seasonal menu link
viso.li/summer-menu
624
Visits
498
Visitors
78%
Mobile
Table menu QR
Peak hours
Most scans between 12:00–14:00 and 18:00–20:00
Fri
186
Sat
224
Sun
198
Value framing
A clean short link looks better in customer-facing materials and gives your team a place to review link performance after the campaign runs.
QR generation included
Per-link analytics for everyday campaigns
CSV exports for reporting and handoff
100
Starter monthly links
2 years
Starter history
75k/mo
Enterprise links
Pricing
Free
$0
10 links per month, one year of history, unlimited QR codes, and basic analytics.
Starter
$2.99/mo
100 links per month, two years of history, and extended analytics for growing workflows.
Pro
$9.99/mo
500 links per month, API access, and advanced analytics for growing businesses.
FAQ
Clear boundaries keep the page honest: Viso.li focuses on short links, QR codes, analytics, exports, and API access on supported plans.
Yes. Generate a QR code from a short link and use it on flyers, menus, posters, packaging, or event materials.
No. You can create short links from the dashboard and review analytics after traffic arrives.
Custom domains are a roadmap opportunity and should not be treated as a current packaged benefit.
Yes. Viso.li supports CSV export of invocation history for reporting and analysis.
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