Infolinks

Q: What is Infolinks?

An ad network for website owners. It places contextual ad units on your pages, such as InText, InFold and InScreen, and shares the ad revenue with you.

Q: How do I sign up for Infolinks?

Enter your website URL on infolinks.com. You then sign up with email or Facebook. The public pages list no traffic minimum.

Q: What ad formats does Infolinks offer?

Six units. InFold, InTop, InArticle, InFrame, InScreen and InText.

Q: What are good Infolinks alternatives?

Other ad networks and sponsorship platforms. Compare them on our Infolinks alternatives page.

Ad network for publishers, with in-text, in-article and interstitial units.

Free to joinPublisher adsContextual ads

Visit infolinks.com ↗Last verified: 5 Nov 2026

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6Publisher ad units

350,000Websites, per Infolinks

$100M+Paid to publishers, per Infolinks

Not publishedRevenue share

The short version

What is Infolinks and how does it work?

Infolinks is an ad network that pays website owners to show its ads. You sign up with your site URL and pick from units such as InText, InFold and InScreen that sit around your content.

InText turns keywords in your text into ad links, InArticle shows an ad after a reader engages with the page, InFrame uses empty space on wide screens, InTop is a sticky mobile unit and InScreen is an interstitial between page views. Infolinks says it works with about 350,000 websites and has paid publishers more than $100 million to date. Its public pages do not state the revenue share, minimum payout or payment schedule.

Bottom line: Infolinks can add revenue to a text-heavy site without a redesign. Read the publisher terms for payout rules before you join, and test it next to your current ads to see if it earns its place.

What it does

Key features

InText

Matches ads to valuable keywords in your content and shows them as in-text links.

InFold and InArticle

InFold mixes search and display ads. InArticle shows brand ads after a reader engages with the content.

InFrame and InTop

InFrame fills unused space on wide screens. InTop is a mobile unit that stays visible as the reader scrolls.

InScreen

An interstitial shown as an "ad intermission" between page views.

What it costs

Infolinks pricing (2026)

Plan	Price	What you get
Publisher account	Free	Sign up with your website URL, by email or Facebook. No sign-up fee is listed.
Publisher earnings	Not published	Revenue share, minimum payout and payment terms are not on the public pages.
Advertisers	Not published	Intent and keyword targeting across its publisher network. Contact Infolinks.

From infolinks.com and its publishers page on 5 Nov 2026. Payout terms sit in the publisher terms, not on the public pages.

Honest fit

Who it's for, who it isn't

Pick Infolinks if

You run a content site or blog with plenty of text
You want ad units that fit around your existing layout
You want to add a second ad source next to what you use now
You want a free sign-up with no traffic minimum listed

Look elsewhere if

You need to see a revenue share before you join
Your readers dislike in-text links or interstitials
You want direct sponsorships with niche brands instead of network ads

What people ask

Infolinks FAQ

What is Infolinks?

An ad network for website owners. It places contextual ad units on your pages, such as InText, InFold and InScreen, and shares the ad revenue with you.

Does Infolinks pay?

Infolinks says it has paid publishers more than $100 million to date. It does not publish its revenue share or minimum payout on its public pages, so read the publisher terms before you join.

How do I sign up for Infolinks?

Enter your website URL on infolinks.com. You then sign up with email or Facebook. The public pages list no traffic minimum.

What ad formats does Infolinks offer?

Six units. InFold, InTop, InArticle, InFrame, InScreen and InText.

What are good Infolinks alternatives?

Other ad networks and sponsorship platforms. Compare them on our Infolinks alternatives page.

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