← IntroLinq

The product

One engine. Four ways to put an expert in front of your readers.

IntroLinq reads your content, matches a vetted expert, and pays you 50% of the fee when a reader books. Pick the format that fits your site - or run several. They all share the same network and the same dashboard.

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The four formats

Each takes the same input - your article, or a topic you paste in - and returns the best-matched expert. What changes is where it appears and how the reader meets it.

Real experts, not placeholders

This is the live Expert Carousel from introlinq.com, showing vetted experts from the network - the same one you would install on your site.

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The IntroLinq Expert Carousel running with real experts including Adib Bamieh, Ahana Banerjee and Alan Knight OBE

Screenshot of the live widget · see the Carousel page

Which one should I use?

Most publishers start with the in-article widget and add a second format later. You can run all four - they earn into the same account.

FormatBest forNeeds a script?Reader meets the expert…
In-article widgetA blog - the defaultYes (one line)mid-sentence, in the article
Expert CarouselSidebars, between-post slotsYes (one line)in a rotating block
Expert BoardA dedicated "get advice" pageYes (one line)by browsing and filtering
Manual linksNewsletters, Substack, MediumNovia a link you place yourself

The part that is the same for all four

01
It reads your content

The engine detects the topic of each article - budgeting, marathon training, gut health - with no tagging from you.

02
It matches a vetted expert

From a network of 100+ specialists, filtered by topic, language, location and budget. The reader books a call.

03
You earn 50%

Every booking shows in your dashboard. Payouts monthly via Wise or PayPal once you pass $50.

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A publisher dashboard showing 12 months of earnings growing to $13,493

A publisher's earnings dashboard

Pick a format and be live in minutes.

Free to join, nothing to maintain, and you keep 50% of every booking your content sends our way.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Many publishers run the in-article widget on articles and an Expert Board or Carousel as a standalone page or sidebar block. They share the same matching engine and the same 50% commission, and they report into one dashboard.
The in-article widget is the default for a blog - it places an expert inside the reading flow with no layout work. The Expert Carousel suits a sidebar or a slot between posts. The Expert Board is a browsable directory page. Manual links are for newsletters, Substack, Medium, or anywhere you cannot run a script.
Yes, completely free. No setup fee, no monthly cost. You earn 50% of a booking fee when a reader books an expert through your content, and nothing changes hands otherwise.
No. The script formats load as a single lightweight asynchronous file - your page renders first, the widget loads after. Manual links are just links, so there is nothing to load at all.
Payouts are processed monthly via Wise or PayPal once you reach a $50 minimum. Every booking shows in your dashboard - who booked, which article or link sent them, and what you earned.