Monetize your finance blog by recommending the right expert.
Readers asking about budgeting, freelance income, or getting out of debt are already looking for help - they just don't know who to ask. IntroLinq reads your articles, matches those readers with a vetted financial expert automatically, and you earn 50% commission every time one of them books a session.
"Year two of freelancing and I still had no idea what I was doing financially."
I kept telling myself I'd sort it out when I had more time. Spoiler: you never have more time. At some point I started asking around - other freelancers who'd been at it longer, people who'd actually figured out how to manage money as a self-employed creative. Most of them had got some outside help at some point.
Claire Dawson
Finance coach · folio.co
How it works
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Paste one script into your site
Once, into your site's <head>. IntroLinq runs silently on every finance article you've already published and every one you write in future.
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We match the right financial expert
IntroLinq reads each article and detects where a reader could benefit from real financial guidance, then finds the best fit from vetted coaches and advisors - filtered by topic, language, and budget.
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You earn 50% on every booking
When a reader books a call, your share is paid automatically every month via Wise or PayPal - no invoicing, no chasing.
Your finance content already brings in readers. Now let it bring in revenue.
Free to join, live in minutes, and you keep 50% of every booking your content sends our way.
Yes. The network includes financial coaches, freelance-finance specialists, and money advisors, matched automatically to relevant articles - budgeting, freelance income, debt management, and more.
When a reader books a session with an expert through your blog, you earn 50% of the booking fee. That rate applies to every publisher, on every booking, for as long as you're with us.
Yes, completely free. No setup fee, no monthly cost, no hidden charges - you never pay us anything. You only earn a commission when a booking happens, so if nothing books, you simply earn nothing that month.
The widget reads your article content, detects the topic automatically, and surfaces the most relevant expert. No manual tagging or configuration required on your end.
No. It loads as a single lightweight asynchronous script - your page renders first, and the widget loads after. Most publishers see zero measurable impact on page speed.
Payouts are processed monthly via Wise or PayPal once you reach a minimum threshold of $50. You'll have a dashboard to track bookings and earnings in real time.
Yes. IntroLinq works with any platform that lets you add a line of code to your site - WordPress, Ghost, Squarespace, Webflow, Wix, and more. If you can paste into a <head> tag or page body, you're good to go.