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Create tracking links and rotators, pull reports and raw clicks, record conversions from your networks and get a webhook when something happens — everything the dashboard does, over HTTPS and JSON.
https://api.clicklookup.comcurl -X POST "https://api.clicklookup.com/v1/links" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CLICKLOOKUP_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"name": "Summer sale",
"destinationUrl": "https://example.com/offer"
}'Getting started
API resources
Every resource your API key can work with.
Links10
A link is a tracking URL (/r/{slug}) that records the click, applies your rules and filters, and redirects the visitor to its destination.
Rotators8
A rotator is one tracking URL that spreads traffic across several destination URLs by weight, in sequence, or until each URL's cap is filled.
Rotator URLs8
The destination URLs a rotator sends traffic to, each with its own weight, caps and schedule.
Reports6
Totals, time series and breakdowns for the workspace, a link, a rotator or a single rotator URL. Periods are either the last days days or an explicit from_ / to range.
Clicks & conversions4
Raw events. Visitor IPs are never stored in plain text; lookups match on a hash of the address.
Tracking & postbacks2
The two endpoints that run outside your account: the redirect visitors hit, and the postback your offer network calls when a click converts. Neither takes an API key.
Groups4
Folders for organising links and rotators. Groups can nest.
Custom domains6
Serve tracking links from your own hostname. Add the domain, create the DNS record we give you, then verify.
Webhooks6
Get a signed HTTP POST on your server when something happens in the workspace.
Pixels4
Retargeting pixels fired on a link's interstitial page before the redirect.
IP rules4
Workspace-wide allow and block lists by IP or CIDR range, applied to every link.