LinkProfit Documentation

LinkProfit runs a link shortening service under someone else's brand. A partner connects domains, applies a logo and colours, publishes prices and sells the result to clients, who create links, QR codes and reports in their own workspace on the partner's domain. These guides cover both sides.

Who these guides are for

Partners

You bought a LinkProfit plan and own the branded service: you connect the domains, set the pricing, invite the clients and receive the revenue. Everything they see carries your name. Begin with the Partner Quickstart, which takes an empty account to a live service in about fifteen minutes.

Clients

You signed up on a dashboard operated by your provider, or you were invited to it. You create and manage links, protect them, route them and measure them. Begin with Workspace Basics and continue with Creating and Managing Links.

Teams

Both partner accounts and client workspaces hold several people at once, each with a role that decides what they can change. The roles and what they permit are listed in Workspace Basics.

Where to start

1. Launching a service. Read the Partner Quickstart before touching DNS, then connect a domain by CNAME or, for a bare domain, by IP address.
2. Making it yours. Branding and Email Sender covers the logo, colours and sending from your own address.
3. Getting paid. Billing and Getting Paid explains your subscription, your prices and how client money reaches you directly.
4. Using the product. Creating and Managing Links documents every option on a link.

Documentation map

| Section | Page | What it covers | | --- | --- | --- | | Getting started | Partner Quickstart | Account, brand, domain, plans, payouts, first client | | Getting started | Workspace Basics | First link, folders, tags, team, reports | | Domains | Connect a Subdomain with CNAME | DNS records, verification, certificates, four providers | | Domains | Connect an Apex Domain by IP | Bare domains, ALIAS records, ingress addresses | | Partner guide | Branding and Email Sender | Logo, colours, custom CSS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC | | Partner guide | Billing and Getting Paid | Plans, client pricing, your own payment methods | | Workspace guide | Creating and Managing Links | Expiration, password, targeting, splits, UTM, pixels, QR |

Plan prices and limits live on the pricing page; feature overviews for evaluation rather than operation are under Features.

How to read these guides

Steps are numbered so you can follow them with the dashboard open beside you. DNS records appear in code blocks, but always compare them with the values your own dashboard shows: tokens and addresses are generated per domain. Where something depends on the plan you are on, the guide says so in place.