Interstitials
A step before the destination, when you need one
Turn any link into a branded card that asks something first — confirm your age, accept the terms, choose a language, leave an email — then continues to where it was always going.
The usual pain
- A raw short link gives no clue where it leads — so cautious people don’t click.
- Age and consent requirements that a plain redirect simply can’t satisfy.
- One printed QR, several language markets, and no way to serve them all.
- No idea whether people who scanned actually went through to the destination.
Five kinds of gate, on your own brand
Age confirmation
Ask visitors to confirm they’re over your minimum age before the link opens. For alcohol, tobacco, gambling and age-restricted retail.
Terms acceptance
Require a tick on your terms — with a link to the full text — before anyone continues. For policy documents, contractor packs and internal HR links.
Email capture
Collect an email, with an optional consent checkbox in your own wording, before sending the visitor on. Export the list as CSV whenever you like.
Language choice
Offer one button per language, each going to its own destination. One QR on the packaging serves every market you sell into.
Context and warnings
A branded card that explains what’s on the other side before the visitor gets there — useful for anything a bare redirect would make look suspicious.
Your brand, not ours
Upload your org logo and it appears on the card instead of the Einblik wordmark. You can also show the destination domain, so people can see where they’re going before they go.
You can see whether it works
Every gated link reports views, continues and drop-off, so you know what the extra step costs you — and whether a headline change wins some of it back. Email gates add a one-click CSV export of everything collected. It’s the same cookieless analytics as the rest of Einblik: no cross-site cookies, no consent banner needed for the measurement itself.
It doesn’t slow the rest down
Only links you’ve gated take the extra step. Every other link on your account keeps the same plain, fast redirect it always had — the gate is opt-in per link, not a mode you switch on for the account. And because the QR encodes your short link rather than the destination, you can add a gate to a code that’s already in print.
Ask first, then redirect
Start free with branded links, then turn on consent gates when you upgrade.