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Show a client the result without buying them a seat

A share link opens one gap, one run, one fix or a project's metrics to someone with no Linkeddit account. Summary only, 30 days by default, revocable in one call. It is not white label, and this page will not pretend otherwise.

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Updated 2026-09-04

What a share link is

The boundary is the feature.

A share link shows the summary of one thing to a recipient who needs no login: for a gap, what was asked and who was recommended; for a run, its status and headline counts; for a fix, its title and status; for a project's metrics, the numbers with their disclosure. It never shows the answer text, the cited sources or any model identity. That is what makes it safe to send outside the account, and it is why a link is a report and not a seat.

The calls, and the account's real state on 4 September 2026

We did not create a share on our production account to decorate this page. The list call is real and it was empty, so that is what is printed.

answer_share_create({
  resource_type: "metrics",
  resource_id: "<project id>",
  label: "September client update"
})

answer_shares_list({ resource_type: "metrics" })

Through the Linkeddit MCP connector. The create call returns the full URL exactly once; the list call never returns URLs.

answer_shares_list, verbatim

items: []
has_more: false
what create returns: From the tool contract: the link shows the summary only, never the underlying answer text or cited sources, and it expires in 30 days. The full URL is returned once and cannot be recovered afterwards, so save it now.
what list returns: From the tool contract: what each link points at, whether it is still active, expired or revoked, how many times it has been opened, and when it stops working. The URLs themselves are not recoverable and are not returned here.
what revoke does: From the tool contract: switches the link off immediately. Anyone who opens it afterwards is told it was revoked rather than that it does not exist. Cannot be undone.

No shares existed on the account at the time of writing. When one is created, this block will be refreshed with the recorded response, with the URL removed.

What you can share, what it shows, and when to use it

Four resource types. The recipient sees the summary of exactly one of them.

Share	The recipient sees	Use it when
One gap	What was asked and who was recommended.	You need a decision on one question.
One run	Its status and headline counts.	Someone asks whether the audit fired and what it covered.
One fix	Its title and status.	A stakeholder outside the account should read the draft.
A project's metrics	The numbers with their disclosure block.	The monthly client update.

Why the boundary is drawn where it is

Three decisions, each of which makes a link less impressive in a demo and safer in practice.

Summary only

The answer text and cited sources are the evidence a fix is built from. Once they leave the account they can be forwarded anywhere, so they do not leave. A client who needs to work the evidence needs a seat; a client who needs to see the result needs a link.

Returned once

The URL is not stored in recoverable form, so a shares list cannot leak it and neither can we. The cost is that a lost link is replaced rather than retrieved. That is the right direction to fail for something you send outside.

Revoked, not missing

A revoked or expired link says so when opened. A not found page would send the recipient hunting for a typo and emailing you about it. The honest state is the cheaper one for both sides.

What share links are not

Each of these is something a competitor's page in this category implies. We would rather you knew before you bought.

Not white label. The page carries Linkeddit's name, not your agency's logo or domain.
Not a client dashboard. One link shows one thing. A client who needs to browse the project needs a seat.
Not a way to hand over the evidence. Answer text, cited sources and model identity stay inside the account by design.
Not permanent. 30 days by default, and revocation is immediate and irreversible.
Not recoverable. Lose the URL and you create a new link.

Frequently asked questions

How do I share an AI visibility report with a client who has no account?+

Create a share link to the project's metrics, or to one gap, run or fix. The recipient opens it without a login and sees the summary of that one thing. The link expires after 30 days by default and can be switched off earlier. Through the connector it is answer_share_create with a resource type and id; in the app it is the Share button on the project's Overview.

Is this white label?+

No. A share link shows a Linkeddit page with your project's summary on it. It does not carry your agency's logo or domain, and we are not going to describe it as if it did. What it does is let a client see a measured result without you buying them a seat, which is the part most agency reporting actually needs.

What does the client not see?+

The answer text, the cited sources and any model identity. Those stay inside the account. That boundary is what makes a link safe to send outside, and it is also why a link cannot replace a seat when someone needs to work the evidence rather than read the result.

Can I get the URL back if I lose it?+

No. The full URL is returned exactly once at creation and is not stored in recoverable form; the shares list deliberately does not return URLs. Revoke the lost link and create a new one.

How do I see what I have shared, and switch one off?+

answer_shares_list shows every link on the account, newest first: what it points at, whether it is active, expired or revoked, how many times it has been opened and when it stops working. Pass a share id to answer_share_revoke to switch it off immediately. Anyone opening it afterwards is told it was revoked, not that it does not exist.

Does sharing cost credits?+

No. Creating or opening a share link measures nothing and spends nothing. The shares list records how many times each link was opened.

Send the result, keep the evidence

Share links are part of Answer Radar, included with the Compete plan, in the browser and through the MCP connector.

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