I am hereby to present you the Peico link shortener API which can shorten Big URLs in just milliseconds 
Visit the link shortener at: peico.xyz
Different from others?
To use the service, you don’t need an API key, and with Unlimited requests until our database gets full 
Security 
We do care about safeness while browsing, every Peico link that you click is checked or verified as secure by Google’s Safe Browsing Systems
Speed 
It’s super-fast, under to 450 ms request handling speed!
Limit & Protection 
Our current database has the capacity of 10,000,000 (ten million) to store the shorted links. There is a limit however to requests every hour of 2500 requests per IP. This is only to prevent DDOS attacks on our systems.
Paid Plan
We’re working on a paid plan which costs 1 USD / month which includes the below features:
- Custom Short Links or Branded URLs
- Private Analytics
- Dashboard
- Full support to the issue you’re facing
We just have paid plans to pay for the servers, the website, and the database. We believe it is a fair price to be 1 USD 
Implementation
It’s simple to implement.
https://peico.xyz/add?url=<TARGET_SITE>
All you need to do is to do get a request to the above URL. The url parameter is the target link. It must be a full URL starting from https:// or http://.
The response will contain the shortened tag. You could go to peico.xyz/TAG and you’ll be redirected to the original website
We were developing this service for months and finally it’s here… 
Status
You can check out the status at status.peico.xyz:
Our servers are active most of the time. Unfortunately, we’re facing technical difficulties recently. You may also see a bit of downtime which we’ll fix it right away when it happens.
Our backend is based on Redis and Nodejs, we are hosted on railway.app, thanks to them we are able to provide this service for free
Peico’s is closed source as of now. However, if you’re interested to check out our old source then follow up these links:
GitHub - Peico | AppInventor community - Making an URL shortener
Kumaraswamy,
Front-end developer for the Peico project
