About Linkby
Linkby is a performance-based advertising technology platform that connects ecommerce brands and agencies with premium publishers to drive traffic and sales. Instead of paying flat fees for sponsored articles, advertisers use Linkby to launch editorial-style campaigns that are billed on a cost-per-click (CPC) or cost-per-thousand-impressions (CPM) basis. The company operates globally from its headquarters in Sydney, Australia, and provides campaign management, tracking, and reporting tools for both advertisers and publishers.
A Linkby charge typically appears on a bank or credit card statement when a business has launched or funded an advertising campaign through the Linkby platform. Charges can relate to pre-paid campaign budgets, ongoing usage fees as traffic is delivered (CPC/CPM), monthly platform or service retainers, or invoiced amounts settled via card instead of bank transfer. In some cases you may also see trial campaigns that convert to paid, top-ups to a Linkby account balance, or multiple smaller charges as campaigns hit spend thresholds. Pending or slightly different amounts can occur if your bank shows authorization holds before the final amount is captured.
If you’re unsure about a Linkby charge, first check with your marketing, ecommerce, or advertising team to see if they are running campaigns with Linkby, and review any recent insertion orders, proposals, or platform logins associated with linkby.com. Authorized users can log into the Linkby dashboard to review invoices, campaign budgets, and payment history, which typically detail the date, amount, and campaigns associated with each charge. If you still cannot identify the transaction, visit linkby.com and use their contact or support options, providing the last four digits of the card, transaction date, currency, and amount so they can locate the charge. Common billing issues—such as duplicate-looking payments, unexpected renewals, or authorization holds—are usually resolved by clarifying the underlying campaign agreement or adjusting future billing preferences.