Linkbry keeps your store’s admin, ad, analytics and 3PL links in one shared library, and lets support drop the right one into a customer reply.
Use Linkbry as your e-commerce team’s shared link library: folders for store admin, marketplaces, ads, analytics, suppliers, product content and support, with a note on each link. Support agents use the Chrome extension’s ;; picker to insert order-tracking and returns links into any reply box. Editors pay $10 a month; viewers, including seasonal staff, are free on Pro.
The store admin, Amazon Seller Central, eBay, Etsy and other marketplace dashboards, each with a note on which account and region it covers.
Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager and other ad accounts, analytics reports and the dashboards you check every Monday, saved once and found by anyone.
Supplier portals, purchase-order systems, warehouse and 3PL dashboards and carrier tracking pages, in one folder operations can open without asking.
Links to product photography folders, brand guidelines, copy docs and listing templates, tagged by product line and season.
Competitor listings, pricing pages and reviews, with a note on what you noticed. The broken-link checker flags listings that disappear.
Order-tracking pages, the returns policy, size guides and care instructions, inserted into any reply box with ;;. Save standard wording as a snippet and insert that too.
The team opens the week’s analytics dashboards and ad accounts from the Reporting folder: the same links for everyone, not whoever still has them bookmarked.
A merchandiser saves new competitor listings with the extension, tagging them by category and noting price and positioning in each link’s note.
An agent answering “where’s my order?” types ;; in the help-desk reply box, picks the order-tracking link, then inserts the returns-policy snippet.
Operations places a reorder through the supplier portal and checks the 3PL dashboard, both in the Suppliers folder with account notes attached.
An editor checks the Broken filter for supplier pages and competitor listings that have gone, and updates the links everyone uses.
E-commerce teams grow in bursts: a new channel, a peak season, a new agency. Each burst adds links, and none of the usual places keeps up.
The Chrome extension’s picker works in any text box, including help-desk reply fields, email and chat. Type ;; or press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+K, search the team’s library and press Enter to insert a link, formatted or (with Shift) as a plain URL. Save reusable text such as a returns explanation as a snippet and insert it the same way. When the returns policy page moves, update the link once and every agent inserts the new one.
Owners manage the workspace and billing. Editors (the people who run channels, operations and support) add, organise and delete links. Seasonal support staff, warehouse leads and agencies can join as free viewers: they can search, open and insert links without changing anything. Owners can restrict folders such as finance or supplier contracts to named members.
Publish any folder as a read-only page that anyone can open without an account: brand guidelines and asset links for an agency, product pages for a creator campaign, or a spec sheet folder for a supplier. Add a password and expiry date, and your own title and logo. Notes and private links are never shown, and you can turn the page off at any time.
The background checker re-checks each link at most every seven days and flags ones that return errors or redirect to another domain, such as delisted competitor products, retired supplier pages and old campaign landing pages. Give policy links an owner and review interval so they come up for checking when your terms change.
Pro is $10 a month ($100 a year) per owner or editor; viewers are free and unlimited. A store with four people who run channels, ads, operations and support, plus 15 support agents and seasonal staff as viewers, pays $40 a month or $400 a year, and the peak-season intake adds nothing. The Free plan is one person with up to 100 links.
Linkbry is a library of links, not a help desk, a digital asset manager or a product information system. It doesn’t store your product images in place of your asset storage, doesn’t replace your help desk’s macros, and doesn’t connect to your store’s data. There’s no public API or Zapier app, though Pro workspaces can send signed webhooks to anything that accepts one. There are no native mobile apps.
The support folder is the one agents will use most through the ;; picker.
$10 a month or $100 a year per owner or editor. Viewers are free and unlimited on Pro, so seasonal support staff and agencies who only need to find and insert links don’t add to the cost.
Install the Chrome extension, click into the reply box and type ;; (or press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+K). Search your saved links and snippets across every workspace you belong to, and press Enter to insert one.
Yes. The picker searches the links you can see in every workspace you belong to, whatever your role. Viewers can insert links; they just can’t add or change them.
No. Linkbry stores the address, title, tags and your note for each link. Keep passwords in a password manager.
Yes. Put the links in a folder and publish it as a read-only page, optionally with a password and an expiry date. The agency doesn’t need an account.
Yes. Import browser bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Brave or Arc with folders and tags intact, or a CSV. Duplicates are skipped.
No. Linkbry saves links to those tools but doesn’t read store data. Pro workspaces can send webhooks when links change, to anything that accepts one.
Free for one person, with your bookmarks imported in a minute.