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Bitly. Manage your links and track performance directly from any AI client. Shorten long URLs into branded Bitlinks, track real-time click counts, and analyze traffic sources by country or referrer.

Get full oversight of your link groups and tags without leaving your workflow.

What your AI agents can do

Create qr code

Generates a QR code image for a specified link.

Get bitlink

Retrieves core details for a specific bitlink.

Get clicks

Gets the total click count and basic analytics for a given link.

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Create and update links

Shortens a long URL into a branded Bitlink, and allows you to change the link's title if needed.

Get link details and performance

Retrieves specific details about a link, including its current status and general metrics.

Analyze click metrics

Pulls aggregate click data for a specific link, giving you the total number of times it was accessed.

Filter traffic by geography

Analyzes the source of clicks, providing a list of countries that accessed the link.

Identify traffic sources

Pulls a list of referring websites and networks that directed traffic to the link.

Manage link groups

Lists all available Bitly groups and retrieves aggregated data across those groups.

Generate QR codes

Creates a scannable QR code image for a specified URL.

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Bitly MCP Server: 10 Tools for Link Management

Use these tools to shorten URLs, track performance, pull geographic data, and manage link groups directly through your AI client.

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create qr code

Generates a QR code image for a specified link.

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get bitlink

Retrieves core details for a specific bitlink.

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get clicks

Gets the total click count and basic analytics for a given link.

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get countries

Gets click analytics, showing which countries accessed the link.

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get referrers

Gets a list of websites that sent traffic to the link.

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get user

Retrieves basic information about the connected Bitly account.

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list bitlinks

Lists all active links within a defined Bitly group.

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list groups

Lists all the link groups available in your Bitly account.

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shorten url

Creates a new bitlink from a long URL, with options for custom domains and titles.

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update bitlink

Changes the title of an existing bitlink.

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What you can do with this MCP connector

You'll manage your links and track performance straight from your AI client. You don't gotta jump between tabs or copy-paste numbers into a spreadsheet.

Create and Update Links: You can use shorten_url to turn a long URL into a branded Bitlink, even specifying custom domains. If you gotta change the link's name later, just use update_bitlink.

Get Link Details and Performance: You can call get_bitlink to pull the core details for any specific bitlink, and get_user to grab basic info about your connected Bitly account. To see a link's general metrics, you'll use get_clicks.

Analyze Click Metrics: For deep dives, get_countries pulls analytics showing which countries accessed the link. get_referrers lists the websites and networks that sent traffic to the link. You can also get a full list of all active links in a group using list_bitlinks, or see all available groups with list_groups.

Generate QR Codes: Need a physical way to track it? create_qr_code generates a scannable QR code image for any link you specify.

How Bitly MCP Works

  1. 1 Subscribe to the Bitly server and enter your Bitly Generic Access Token.
  2. 2 Tell your AI agent what you need—for example, 'Show me the clicks for my main campaign link.'
  3. 3 The agent calls the necessary Bitly tools, and you receive the structured, plain-language data in your chat.

The bottom line is, you manage your entire link presence and all its metrics without leaving your AI client.

Who Is Bitly MCP For?

This is for marketing analysts and growth managers who are sick of switching between Bitly, Google Analytics, and their CMS just to track one campaign. If your job involves launching campaigns, tracking regional performance, or managing dozens of unique URLs, this saves you hours of manual API calls and dashboard clicking.

Social Media Manager

Quickly shorten links for posts and check performance metrics directly in the chat window, rather than opening the Bitly dashboard.

Growth Marketer

Automate the creation of new links and then pull aggregated click data across multiple link groups for campaign reporting.

Product Marketing Manager

Need to know which external sites are driving traffic to a key product landing page? Use the agent to pull referrer data immediately for a campaign review.

What Changes When You Connect

  • See total click metrics instantly. Instead of opening the Bitly dashboard to find a link's total count, your agent runs get_clicks and delivers the number in the chat.
  • Pinpoint regional traffic. Use get_countries to immediately see if your link is performing better in Germany versus Brazil, informing your next campaign push.
  • Know who sent the traffic. When a campaign underperforms, run get_referrers to determine if the issue is the content or the source network.
  • Automate link creation. Use shorten_url to generate a clean bitlink, and then create_qr_code to instantly get a scannable image for print materials.
  • Keep everything organized. Use list_groups and list_bitlinks to see all your links and groups in one place, eliminating the need to manually review multiple dashboards.
  • Manage brand consistency. Use update_bitlink to change a link's title if the campaign goal changes, keeping your links current without logging into the web portal.

Real-World Use Cases

01

Campaign review after launch

A marketing manager launches a product page. Instead of going to the Bitly site, they ask their agent to run get_clicks and get_countries on the link. The agent reports the total clicks and breaks down the top 3 countries in the chat, allowing the manager to adjust ad spend instantly.

02

Content repurposing

A content creator writes a long blog post. They ask the agent to shorten_url the URL and then create_qr_code the output. They get a clean bitlink and a ready-to-post image, skipping the manual steps of the Bitly web interface.

03

Audit link consistency

A growth team member needs to audit links across three different internal teams. They ask the agent to list_groups and then list_bitlinks for each group. The agent compiles a full inventory list, flagging any links missing a tag.

04

Debugging poor traffic

A campaign owner sees low traffic. They ask the agent to run get_referrers on the link. The agent identifies that traffic is coming from an unexpected, low-value network, pointing the owner to the true source of the problem.

The Tradeoffs

Forgetting link groups

A user manually checks the main link dashboard, assuming all links are there. They miss campaign-specific links that were placed in a separate 'Q3 Sales' group.

Always start by asking the agent to run list_groups. Then, use list_bitlinks against the specific group name to ensure you have a complete inventory.

Using generic analytics

Checking the main Bitly dashboard only gives a total click count. You can't tell if the clicks came from a specific country or a specific source site.

Don't just look at total numbers. Run get_countries or get_referrers to filter the data and get actionable insights.

Over-reliance on the web UI

Manually copying and pasting click data from the web dashboard into a spreadsheet. This is slow, error-prone, and requires multiple logins.

Let your agent handle it. Ask for the data directly. Use get_clicks or get_countries to get the raw metrics you need, all within the chat.

When It Fits, When It Doesn't

Use this server if your primary need is tracking and managing links across multiple campaigns, departments, or geographical areas. You need to know where the traffic is coming from (referrers) and how many clicks happened (get_clicks). Don't use this if you just need to generate a single, static URL for a one-off personal project—you'd be better off with a simple dedicated URL shortening service. If your only goal is to read a link's current status, get_bitlink is enough, but this server gives you the full analytics package.

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Available Capabilities

create_qr_code get_bitlink get_clicks get_countries get_referrers get_user list_bitlinks list_groups shorten_url update_bitlink

Tracking links used to be a mess of tabs and dashboards.

Today, checking link performance means logging into Bitly, finding the specific link, waiting for the analytics dashboard to load, then maybe exporting a CSV. You jump between the main dashboard, the geographic breakdown, and the referrer list. It’s slow, and you lose context by the time you get the data into a spreadsheet.

With the Bitly MCP Server, you ask your agent for the data. You tell it, 'Show me the clicks and the top countries.' The agent runs the tools, pulls the data, and presents it all in a clean, structured response. You get the answer instantly.

Bitly MCP Server: Analyze link performance with `get_clicks`

Before, getting a full picture of a link's performance required manually pulling the total click count, then cross-referencing that with separate reports for geographic data. This was a multi-step, multi-tool process.

Now, you just ask for the click summary. The agent uses `get_clicks` and gives you the single, definitive total. It streamlines the process from a 5-minute manual effort to a single prompt.

Common Questions About Bitly MCP

How do I use the get_clicks tool to see total link performance? +

You ask your agent to run get_clicks and specify the link. It pulls the total click count and basic metrics into the chat. This is faster than opening the web dashboard.

Does the get_referrers tool show all sources of traffic? +

Yes, the get_referrers tool identifies which specific websites and networks are sending traffic to the link. This helps you find the exact source of a campaign's traffic.

What is the best way to track regional performance with get_countries? +

Just ask the agent to use get_countries on the link. It immediately breaks down the click metrics by country, letting you see regional trends without leaving your chat.

Can I create a link and get a QR code using create_qr_code? +

Yes. First, use shorten_url to create the bitlink, and then immediately ask the agent to run create_qr_code on the new link. You get both the link and the image in one flow.

How do I manage links across different teams using list_groups? +

Use list_groups first to see all available groups. Then, use list_bitlinks with the group name to pull the full inventory for that specific team or department.

How do I check the details of a specific link using the get_bitlink tool? +

The get_bitlink tool returns all metadata for a given link. You'll get the original URL, the creation date, and any custom title set on the link.

Can I list all my groups and then list links within a group using list_groups and list_bitlinks? +

Yes, you must call list_groups first to get the group GUIDs. Then, pass a specific group GUID to list_bitlinks to retrieve the links inside it.

What happens if I try to shorten a URL with an invalid custom domain in shorten_url? +

The shorten_url tool will return an error detailing the invalid domain or format. Your AI client can catch this specific error and prompt you to fix the input.

Can I check how many people clicked my link today? +

Yes! Use the get_link_clicks tool with your Bitlink. Your agent will fetch the total click summary directly from the Bitly engine.

How do I see which countries my clicks are coming from? +

Simply ask the agent to get_clicks_by_country for a specific Bitlink. It will return a breakdown of traffic by geographic origin.

Does the integration allow me to delete a Bitlink? +

Bitlinks cannot be truly deleted via the standard API; they can only be archived or hidden. Currently, the toolset focuses on creation and monitoring (shortening links, checking metrics).

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