What Shorby is built for
Shorby, now branded Shor on its own site, sells itself as an Instagram and YouTube bio supercharger. Its smart pages focus on messenger buttons that open WhatsApp, Telegram and others, plus feeds that keep your latest YouTube videos, WordPress posts and Shopify products up to date.
It's also a link shortener at heart. Every plan includes unlimited short links, and you get custom slugs on top, like shor.by/yourbrand. That makes it popular with small businesses that chat with customers on messaging apps.
Plans and limits
There's no free plan, just a free trial. Rocket is $15 a month or $12 billed yearly, with 5 pages and one ad pixel. Pro is $29 a month or $24 billed yearly, with 50 pages, Google Analytics, seven ad pixels, feeds and your own domain. Agency is $99 a month for teams.
Tracked clicks are capped by plan, at 10,000 on Rocket and 30,000 on Pro according to its pricing page. Hiyaly's analytics don't list a click cap and show the last 90 days.
What you'd change by moving
Hiyaly doesn't have messenger buttons or auto-updating feeds. You can still add WhatsApp or Telegram as links, and embed YouTube, Vimeo or TikTok videos that play on the page. Visitors can also message you on Hiyaly directly.
In return, Hiya sets up your page from your socials, you style it with themes and stickers, and you pay $8 a month, or $72 a year, per page. If you run several pages, add up the cost, since Shorby's plans include more pages each.
























