FAQ
Answers about LinkCheck.app, marketplace access, pricing, and fit
Get clear answers on the LinkCheck.app requirement, marketplace access, pricing policy, buyer fit, and how tracked link buying works.
Do I need LinkCheck.app before I can buy links through ReferralAuthority?
Yes. ReferralAuthority requires buyers to install the tracking layer first. Marketplace access begins only after LinkCheck.app setup because the business does not support untracked link buying.
Why is the requirement mandatory?
Because procurement alone is not enough. Teams need visibility after delivery so they can monitor live status, catch changes early, and report with confidence.
Is this just extra friction before ordering?
No. The rule exists to protect buyers from the blind spots that come from treating link buying like a one-time transaction. The goal is safer procurement, not a slower checkout.
We already use Ahrefs, SEMrush, or Moz. Why do we still need LinkCheck.app?
ReferralAuthority requires a consistent monitoring workflow tied to marketplace participation. The purpose is not to replace every tool in your stack. The purpose is to make sure purchased links live inside a usable post-delivery tracking process.
Can I place a one-time order without setting anything up?
No. ReferralAuthority is not positioned as an anonymous direct-buy cart. The public rule is simple: no tracking layer, no marketplace access.
Does creating a LinkCheck.app account automatically give me access?
No. Account creation starts the process. Marketplace access depends on setup completion and fit with ReferralAuthority's qualification standards.
Can I still see standards and proof before I sign up?
Yes. ReferralAuthority keeps standards, safeguards, and proof materials public so serious buyers can evaluate fit before requesting access.
Will pricing still be public?
That depends on final policy. If public pricing remains visible, it should be presented as planning context only, not as an unrestricted direct-buy path.
Who is the best fit for this model?
Agencies, in-house SEO teams, and accountable operators who want link buying connected to monitoring, reporting, and post-placement visibility.