API & integrations
Bring link building into the tools you already use
Connect Linksgarden to your workflows to browse the catalogue, order links and track your campaigns. As a publisher, you can also bring your sites, assignments and earnings into your existing tools.
HTTP/JSON API · Permissions for each key · For advertisers and publishers
Your tools. Your way of working.
Keep your reporting in one place
Bring the information you need into your dashboard, ERP or internal tool to follow your campaigns and publishing activity.
Automate recurring tasks
Build workflows to select sites, check order progress or identify publisher assignments that need your attention.
Control each integration’s access
Give each integration the permissions it needs. Read permissions are selected by default; placing orders and other write operations require explicit permission.
For agencies and advertisers
Connect campaign planning and reporting to the tools your team works with.
Find relevant opportunities
Browse the catalogue and filter sites by topic, language, price and SEO metrics such as TF, DR or DA.
Place orders from your workflow
Order one or more links with the appropriate permissions, check your credit balance and submit article content for supported products.
Track your campaigns
Retrieve your orders and their details. Review proposed content, approve it or request changes through your integration.
For website publishers
Connect your Linksgarden activity to your editorial process and earnings reports.
Manage your site inventory
Retrieve your sites, available offers and their status. With write permissions, add or update sites and complete ownership verification.
Organise your assignments
Find assignments that need attention, read briefs and messages, accept or decline assignments, communicate with advertisers and submit content. Once an article is published on your site, send its URL to report publication.
Track earnings and invoices
Check available and pending balances, earnings history, referral earnings and invoices. A separate permission also lets you request payouts under the platform’s payment conditions.
Get started in three steps
01
Create a key and choose its permissions
Open API & integrations in your advertiser or publisher menu. Name your key and choose its permissions. The secret is shown only once.
02
Try a read request
Start by reading your account information or browsing the catalogue. The documentation lists endpoints, parameters and expected responses.
03
Build your workflow
Connect your code, ERP or the HTTP request modules in n8n and Make. Add write operations when your workflow needs them.
Questions about the Linksgarden API
Can both advertisers and publishers use the API?
Yes. The API covers the catalogue and advertiser orders, along with publisher sites, assignments and earnings information. You can access the same account keys from either interface and assign the permissions needed for each use case.
Where do I create and manage my API keys?
Open API & integrations in your application’s left menu. You can choose and update permissions, replace a key’s secret or revoke its access. The Activity tab shows API calls and changes to your keys.
Can I restrict an integration to read access?
Yes. Read permissions are selected by default. Orders, site and assignment management, profile changes and payout requests have separate permissions that you can enable as needed.
What are the usage limits?
You can create up to five usable keys. The account limit is 60 requests per minute, shared by all its keys. The documentation explains how to handle a 429 response and wait before retrying.
Can I use the API with n8n or Make?
Yes, through their HTTP request modules. Set the URL, method and X-API-Key header, then provide a JSON payload when the operation requires one. The documentation includes endpoints and examples to help you build your workflow.
Does the API publish articles directly to WordPress?
The Linksgarden assignment workflow lets you exchange content and report the URL of a published article. Publishing content in your CMS remains a separate step in your workflow; your integration can connect that step to your CMS’s own API.
Connect your next workflow to Linksgarden
Start with read access, test the connection, then add the operations your workflow needs.