ReferralAuthority + LinkCheck.app
ReferralAuthority does not treat link buying like an open catalog. Pricing exists, but responsible buying starts with eligibility. Before teams move toward final ordering, they should have the tracking layer in place and understand the standards that govern marketplace participation.
Package-first buying encourages the wrong behavior: compare list prices, skip workflow discipline, and treat links like one-time commodities. ReferralAuthority is redesigning the process around safer procurement, which means qualification comes before unrestricted buying access.
LinkCheck.app setup is required before marketplace access. Standards and safeguards still apply to every purchase path. Marketplace participation is meant for repeatable, accountable buying behavior.
The right buyers are not just asking what a placement costs. They are also asking how they will monitor what happens after delivery, report it, and catch problems early.
If public pricing remains on the site, treat it as planning context only, not a direct-buy menu. Every final buying path should still route through LinkCheck.app setup and marketplace qualification.
Middle step
A qualified buyer should be able to answer three questions: what is being tracked now, what must be monitored after delivery, and who will act when a purchased asset changes. If those answers are unclear, start with LinkCheck setup and proof review before moving toward marketplace access.