For creators who say it out loud
You already say “use code” in every video. Now it’s your link.
One page for every code you promote. Your viewer taps once to copy the code, taps again to shop, and you finally see how many of them did. Free, and live in about two minutes.
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How it works
You do not need a brand deal, an agency, or a follower count to start. If you have one code, you have a page.
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Claim your handle
Enter the name you already go by. We pull your photo and bio from TikTok or Instagram so the page looks like you before you have typed a second thing. Takes about two minutes.
Your page lives at usecode.sh/yourname, and nothing else can ever take that spot.
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Add the codes you already have
Brand, discount, code, link. Whatever you are running right now, from wherever you got it. Paste the video the code belongs to and the page starts learning which content actually sells.
Codes you bring are yours. We never rewrite the destination and never take a cut.
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Say it out loud
Put the URL in your bio and say it at the end of the video, the way you already say the code. One address for every brand, so you stop editing your bio link between posts.
Then watch the numbers: views, taps, and copies per card per day, including the people who copy the code and never tap the link.
A link page is built around a button. This is built around a code.
Linktree, Beacons, LTK and ShopMy all organize a page around something you tap. That is the right shape when the thing you are sharing is a link. What you actually say in the video is a code, so the page should be shaped around the code.
Organized around a button
The code, if it appears at all, is a line of body text inside the page it links to.
Organized around a code
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Copy codeThe code is the card. The link is the second step, for the people who want it.
The code is the biggest thing on the screen
Your viewer is already at the checkout page with the discount box open. They do not need your bio, they need eight characters. On a creator page the code is set larger than the brand name, larger than the photo, larger than everything.
Copying counts as its own event
A lot of your sales happen when someone copies the code and buys without ever tapping a link. A page that only counts clicks cannot see those people at all. Views, taps and copies are each recorded separately, per card, per day.
One address you can say out loud
Short enough to say at the end of a video and to spell in a comment. Every brand you promote nests under it, so you stop swapping the link in your bio between posts.
The links you bring stay entirely yours
Links you add yourself are stored as bring-your-own, and a bring-your-own link cannot be attached to a commission. That is enforced by the database, not by a policy page. Whatever you earn on them, you earn all of it.
What is not here yet
We are building a network layer: programs you cannot get into on your own, added to your page in one tap, paid out weekly. It is not live, we are not taking sign-ups for it, and nothing on this page depends on it shipping. When it does arrive it will be opt in, per card, and the links you brought yourself will stay at zero commission the way they are today.
Questions people ask before signing up
What does it cost?
Nothing. The page is free and stays free. No card at signup, no trial that ends, no follower minimum, no feature behind a paywall on the page itself.
Later there will be a network layer that pays creators for programs we have access to and they do not. That is where the business makes money, and it is opt in, per card. If you never touch it, you never pay anything.
Do you take a cut of the links and codes I already have?
No, and it is not a promise, it is a structural rule. A link you add yourself is stored as a bring-your-own link with no program attached, and the database will not let a commission reference one. There is no setting that turns it on and no plan that changes it.
We also do not touch the destination. Your affiliate link goes where you pointed it, with your tracking parameters intact.
How does the URL work?
You get one address: usecode.sh/yourname. That is the one you say at the end of a video and put in your bio, and it never changes.
Individual brands nest underneath it, so a single card is usecode.sh/yourname/brandname. Nothing else gets to live at the top level: no campaign names, no product slugs, no numbers. That space belongs to creators.
What happens to my page if I stop using it?
It stays up exactly as you left it and your codes keep working. We do not expire pages for inactivity, and we do not swap your links for someone else’s.
Codes with an expiry date pause themselves on that date, which is the one thing that changes without you, and it changes so a viewer never gets sent to a dead discount.
If you want out, deleting your account deletes the page, the cards, the content links and the event history with it. There is no reactivation window and no copy kept for marketing.
Do I need a brand deal or an approved program?
No. If a brand gave you a code, or you found one through a program you joined yourself, that is enough. This was built for the creator who gets turned down by programs, not the one who already has ten of them.
What do you actually track?
On your page: views, taps on a link, and copies of a code. Copies matter most, because most of your buyers copy the code and check out without ever tapping through, and a page that only counts clicks cannot see them.
Of the person doing it we keep a hashed IP with a salt that rotates, a country, and a coarse device type like phone or desktop. No raw IP addresses, no precise location, no cross-site profile. The privacy policy spells out every field.
Why do you ask which video a code is from?
Because it is the only way to answer the question you care about: which posts actually sell. Pasting the TikTok, Reel or Short a code appears in lets us line up what the video did with what the code did. It is optional on every card, and skipping it does not change anything else.
Is my page indexed, and can people find me through it?
Your page is public and search engines can read it, the same as a link in bio. We do not scrape coupon sites, we do not list codes you did not add, and we do not put your codes on a discount aggregator.
Your handle is probably still free.
It takes about two minutes, and the address is yours from the moment you claim it.
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