Quick answer · Updated May 2026

How long do Rebrandly links last?

Rebrandly links last indefinitely while two conditions are true: your account is active, and the link is inside your current plan's cap. There is no built-in expiration timer. Downgrades and account deletion are what actually kill links.

The 30-second version

  • Active paid account: links work as long as you keep paying.
  • Free plan: 500-link cap, all 500 stay live forever (no TTL).
  • Downgrade to a smaller plan: links over the new cap stop resolving.
  • Account deleted: every link goes 404. No long grace period.
  • Custom domain removed: every link on that domain dies the moment DNS flips.

Lifespan by Rebrandly plan

PlanLink quotaLifespanWatch out for
Free500 branded links totalActive forever while account stays openHit 500 → cannot create new ones. Existing ones keep redirecting.
Starter ($13/mo)5,000 branded linksActive while subscription is paidDowngrade to free with 600 links: ~100 over cap stop resolving.
Pro ($39/mo)15,000 branded links + custom domainsActive while subscription is paidCustom-domain links break instantly if you remove the domain.
Account cancelledLinks stop resolving once the account is fully deletedGrace period varies; budget for migration before you cancel.

Based on Rebrandly's public pricing and TOS, May 2026.

How Rebrandly compares on link permanence

ToolLinks last forever?After cancelAfter downgrade
RebrandlyYes, while account active and link within plan cap.Links die when account is deleted.Links over the new tier's cap stop resolving.
BitlyYes, while account exists.Deleting the account kills all redirects.Older free-plan links remain; new ones obey current caps.
VisibYes, on every plan including free.Links stay live for 90 days after cancel as a safety net.No per-link cap — downgrades never break existing links.

If link permanence matters

Want links that never get killed by a downgrade?

Visib has no per-link cap, so dropping to free never breaks an existing link. Cancellation triggers a 90-day grace period instead of an immediate cut. Plus you get a CTA overlay on top of every link, so the click drives traffic back to you.

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