Comparison
Lynkarr vs CodeTwo
CodeTwo tags the links in a signature so your web analytics can count the visits. Lynkarr reports on the email itself: who it went to, whether it was opened, and every link tapped, including the ones that do not go to your own site.
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The short version
See how Lynkarr and CodeTwo compare on the essentials.
“CodeTwo already tracks signature clicks.”
By adding campaign tags to the links, which your own analytics then reads when somebody lands on your site. A link to LinkedIn, a booking page or a review site lands somewhere your analytics cannot see.
The factLynkarr counts a tap on every web link in a signature, wherever it goes, and says which email it was in and who sent it. On Enterprise.
“We already have Google Analytics.”
It tells you a visit came from a signature campaign. It cannot tell you which email, to whom, or whether the email was opened at all.
The factHere each email is listed by its subject with its recipients, its opens and its taps, and replies and forwards are counted in the same conversation.
“A signature tool only needs to do signatures.”
The signature is where a recipient finds your card, your booking link and your code. When those are made in the same account, a change to a job title or a link is made once.
The factLynkarr signatures are built from the company's digital cards, and the same account holds the QR codes, short links, pages and forms they point at.
Side by side
A detailed look at how Lynkarr and CodeTwo stack up.
| Feature | Lynkarr | CodeTwo |
|---|---|---|
| How signature links are measured | Each web link passes through a tracked address and is counted here, per signature, sender, link and email. | Campaign tags (UTM) are added to the links, and the clicks are read in Google Analytics or another web analytics tool. |
| Links that do not go to your own site | Counted the same as any other: social profiles, booking pages, review sites. | Campaign tags are read by the site the link lands on, so a link to somebody else's site is outside your analytics. |
| Finding one email you sent | Every tab narrows to one email by its subject, with its replies and forwards. | Its user guide describes campaigns and tags, and no view of a single email. |
| Opens | Each open with its time and mail program, read again or opened somewhere new. Marked approximate, since some mail programs fetch images themselves. | Its user guide does not describe counting opens. |
| Recipients | By recipient and by recipient's company, seen by the sender and by administrators. | Its user guide does not describe reporting by recipient. |
| Where you read the figures | In Lynkarr, beside the signatures, with one row of filters for dates, signature, sender, domain and subject. | In your own web analytics tool. |
Figures for CodeTwo read from codetwo.com user guide: web analytics tools on 10 October 2026. Ours were checked against the running product on the same day. Prices change: if you find one of these out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
Why teams choose Lynkarr
Where CodeTwo may fit better
- Everything already in Google AnalyticsIts links are tagged for the analytics tool you already use, so signature traffic sits beside the rest of your site's.
- Links that go straight to the destinationA tagged link is still the original address; ours pass through a tracked address first, shown on hover.
- A signature tool and nothing elseIf cards, codes and links are handled elsewhere, a tool that does only signatures has less to learn.
Why Lynkarr
Choose Lynkarr if you want to know what happened to an email and not only who reached your website: recipients, opens and every link tapped, by conversation, in the same account as the cards, codes and links the signature points at.
Said plainly, because it is the page an administrator reads: signature analytics records who each email went to, its subject, and when it was opened or a link tapped. It is on by plan, the image that counts opens can be switched off for any one signature, and opens are approximate while taps are exact. What is recorded.
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Signatures for Microsoft 365 are on Business and above; signature analytics is on Enterprise. How signatures work.