We used NerdyData's Custom Reporting tool and identified 636,196 unique links across the internet that may break on August 25, 2025 as Google Firebase shuts down their Dynamic Links product.
On August 25th, 2025 Google Firebase is shutting down their Dynamic Links product. Firebase Dynamic Links are used to help brands conditionally redirect users based on if they have their app installed.
According to a recent custom crawl we ran, 26,170 unique domains across 7,769 unique firebase accounts still point to 636,196 unique https://[subdomain].page.link/path URLs.
On August 25th, these links will break if they don't migrate to a new service, like Appsflyer, Branch, Kochava, or others.
According to a Firebase support page
On August 25th, 2025, Firebase Dynamic Links will shut down. All links served by Firebase Dynamic Links (both hosted on custom domains and page.link subdomains) will stop working and you will no longer be able to create new links.
NerdyData's Custom Reporting product scans over 2.4 billion webpages, across 38 million registered domain names. With these custom reports, we are able to analyze and extract any HTML code that matches a particular search term.
In this case, we scanned for Firebase Dynamic Links using the https://[subdomain].page.link/ domain which Google provides by default. This is the domain that is used to create dynamic links.
We scanned for Firebase Dynamic Links and two other popular competitors to find default hosted links (excluding branded domains).
https://[subdomain].page.link/
https://[subdomain].app.link/
https://[subdomain].onelink.me/
Below are samples of the data we extracted. If you have questions about the data, feel free to reach out to our team at support@nerdydata.com
All of the raw data is also available for purchase below.
Firebase Dynamic Links (Sample Data)