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Ads on Free Linktrees (Beta)

Learn about ads on Free Linktrees, how they work, and how to remove ads.

🧪 Beta feature: This is a limited test currently running on Linktrees on a Free plan in Indonesia. We'll share updates as the test evolves.

We're running a limited test of ads on Free Linktrees to explore how ads can help support our platform and creators while maintaining a high-quality visitor experience. Some Free Linktrees may show a short ad to visitors after they click an external link. Not every visitor or link will include an ad. We've added strict guardrails to make sure ads don't interfere with your visitors' experience.


How ads work

  • Who sees ads: Visitors to Linktrees on the Free plan may occasionally see ads after clicking a link.

  • Ad format: Ads appear briefly between a visitor clicking your link and reaching the destination website.

  • Paid plans: Ads never appear on paid Linktree plans.

  • Visitor experience: Ads are brief, clearly labelled, and can be easily dismissed.

  • Ad content: Ads are served by third-party advertisers. Linktree does not endorse any advertised content.

  • Data and targeting: Visitors can opt out of ad targeting at any time through the cookie consent form.

💡 Tip: To keep your Linktree completely ad-free, upgrade to any paid plan.


FAQs

Why am I seeing ads on my Linktree?

We're testing ads on Free Linktrees as part of a limited pilot. This helps us learn how ads can support the platform and creators while maintaining a smooth visitor experience.

Will all visitors see ads?

No. Only some Free Linktrees and some visitors may see ads during this pilot. Not every link or visit will include an ad.

How long will this pilot run?

We're closely monitoring the pilot and will make updates based on performance, user feedback, and visitor experience.

How can I remove ads from my Linktree?

Ads only appear on Free plans. You can remove all ads instantly by upgrading to any paid plan — Starter, Pro, or Premium.

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