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Plain language, general terms. These notes describe the kinds of information involved in running a link marketplace.
We handle what an order needs and little else. Anything about your data that is not covered here can be raised from your account page.
Sign-in details and the contact data needed to run your account.
The target pages, keywords and texts you give for placements, and each order's status.
Balance top-ups and invoices, so your bookkeeping can match them.
Account and order data exist to deliver a link to the page you chose. Nothing else is needed.
Your target URLs and chosen texts are shared with the placement process, because an article cannot be written or published without them. Anything you submit may become public on a donor site once the placement is live.
For publishers, price settings and approvals are used to run weekly payouts and to show your listing in the marketplace.
Your own account page shows your orders and settings. Other users do not see them.
Publishers see the placements requested on their own sites so they can approve them. Donor sites that host a published link show the article content, as any public page does.
If you use the API or an AI agent through MCP, whatever that tool reads or writes on your behalf follows the same account rules. Keep your keys private, and rotate them if you suspect misuse.
The site needs some browser storage to keep you signed in. That is the main reason it is used.
We do not describe every technical detail here, and we do not claim more than we do. If you want specifics about a feature, ask from your account page.
You decide what to enter. Fewer details can mean fewer features.
You can look at your orders under ordered links and your settings in the account area. For questions about your data, use the account page after logging in at /login.
We may update these notes as the service changes. The date at the top of the page shows the latest revision.