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# Link straight to a destination

> Build a link to a country or region page that's still credited to you.

Someone who just read your Japan guide should land on Japan plans, not the homepage. The **Build a link** box on the **Links** page makes a link to any destination that's still credited to you.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Links">
    Click **Links** in the sidebar. **Build a link** is at the top, once you have at least one active tracking link.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Pick your code">
    If you have more than one active tracking link, choose which code to use from **Code**. Disabled links and promo codes can't be used here.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Pick a destination">
    Start typing a country or region in **Destination**, then click it in the list. Leave it blank for the homepage.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Copy your link">
    The link appears underneath, such as `onroamly.com/explore/jp?ref=YOURCODE` for Japan. Click **Copy link**. Click **Clear** to start again with another destination.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Can I make links to other pages myself?

Yes. Open the destination or plan page on onroamly.com, copy its address, and add `?ref=YOURCODE` to the end, such as `onroamly.com/explore/it?ref=YOURCODE` for Italy. Copy the address rather than typing it: destination pages use short codes like `jp` and `it`, not country names.

Don't add your code to `onroamly.com/explore` on its own, or to My eSIMs or Rewards links. On a phone with the Roamly app, those open the app instead of the browser, and your click isn't counted.


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