Indeed Link Shortener

Yes. Flyn passes the entire destination URL through untouched on every redirect, so any values already on your Indeed link (the tk token, the from source, or utm_source and utm_campaign tags you added) arrive exactly as written. Nothing in the query string is stripped, reordered, or rewritten. You get a short link on the outside and your full tracked Indeed URL on the inside.

Yes. Every Flyn short link records real-time click counts free; the breakdown by country, city, device, browser, and referring source is on Pro. For a recruiter that means you can finally see whether your LinkedIn post, your email blast, or your careers page drove the most traffic to a posting. Use it to double down on the channel that actually produces applicants.

An Indeed job URL is built around viewjob?jk= followed by a 16-character job key, and the platform usually appends extra parameters like from, vjs, tk, and ad IDs when you copy the link from search results or a job alert. Those are fine for Indeed's own systems but make the link ugly and hard to trust in a text, a flyer, or a signature. Flyn hides all of it behind one short flyn.to link while still sending clickers to the exact same posting.

This is the big one for recruiters. Indeed retires the job key (jk) once a listing is closed or filled, so a raw link can rot into a dead page. With Flyn the short link's destination is editable, so when a role closes you can repoint the same flyn.to link to a live posting, a similar open requisition, or your careers page in seconds. Anything you already printed, emailed, or posted keeps working instead of leading candidates to a dead end.

Yes, on the Pro plan you can connect up to three custom domains (for example jobs.yourcompany.com) and serve your short links from them. Branded links reinforce that a posting genuinely comes from your company, which lifts trust and click-through with candidates. All the same analytics, QR codes, and editable destinations work on your own domain.

Yes. Every Flyn link can generate a QR code you can drop onto printed hiring posters, campus flyers, storefront now-hiring signs, or a banner at a career fair. Because the QR points at your short link, scans are counted in the same analytics as clicks, and you can repoint the destination later without reprinting anything.

Yes. You can set an expiry date so a link stops working after a hiring deadline, and you can password-protect a link when you only want a shortlist of candidates or an internal referral list to reach a specific posting. These are useful for confidential or executive searches you do not want surfacing publicly, and the expiry keeps stale roles from lingering on old flyers.

A standard Flyn short link redirects the clicker to Indeed, so the address bar ends up showing the real indeed.com job page. Cloaking instead keeps your branded short URL visible in the address bar while the Indeed posting loads underneath. Shortening is the right default for job links because candidates expect to land on the genuine Indeed listing, but cloaking is there if you specifically want to keep your own domain in view.

Yes. Indeed runs country-specific domains such as uk.indeed.com, ca.indeed.com, and many others, and Flyn shortens any of them because it simply stores and redirects to whatever full URL you paste. You can even give the UK and US versions of the same role their own short links and compare which market clicks more, all from the same dashboard.

Yes. Flyn supports team workspaces, so recruiters, coordinators, and hiring managers can create links, see the same click analytics, and repoint destinations together. That keeps one canonical short link per role instead of five people minting five different links for the same posting. When someone leaves the team, the links and their history stay with the workspace.

No. Shortening does not touch Indeed itself or the listing's placement in search; it only changes the link you share externally. When someone clicks, they land on the standard indeed.com job page exactly as Indeed serves it, so the apply button, screening questions, and the listing layout all behave normally.

Yes. Flyn supports A/B split links, so you can point one short link at two different destinations, for example the direct Indeed posting versus your own careers-page version of the role, and split traffic between them. Paired with the free channel analytics, that helps you learn where candidates prefer to start an application. Flyn does not auto-pick a winner for you, but the click data makes the stronger option clear.

No. Flyn is a full URL shortener that works with any link: Indeed, your own website, YouTube, Etsy, affiliate links, PDFs, anything with a URL. This page just shows the Indeed use case. Every feature here (click analytics, editable destinations, branded domains, QR codes) applies to every link you shorten.