Linkslot can be characterized as something between Rotaban and Nolik. I wouldn't recommend using it for monetizing serious websites; it's better to sell ads through standalone scripts like LineBro. Although you will need to pay once, it will save you from the commissions that this service takes, but it's suitable for smaller sites. The service is quite simple, with minimal settings, easy to figure out, and the commission isn't too high. You can connect almost any platform and rent out banner space or link space on it. The main thing is that the site complies with legal requirements. The automated process is appealing: you just need to register, create an ad space, and install the code. Ads are placed automatically, and you will only need to periodically log in to edit or remove certain materials, as well as to withdraw money to your wallet. Earnings come from banners and link blocks. Banners are straightforward, while links can be either horizontal or vertical. I wouldn't recommend using the latter; it's better to occupy the space with a banner. They can be adapted to the website's design so that they look organic and don't spoil the visitors' impression, or made to stand out with bright colors. This can certainly annoy visitors, but it pays more. Earnings, as everywhere, depend on traffic: the larger the reach, the higher the price for banners. The service's commission is 10% in both directions — 5% from the advertiser and 5% from the webmaster. Advertisers pay when replenishing the campaign account, while webmasters pay when withdrawing money. If you're not engaged in advertising and only want to monetize your site, the commission will be just 5%. If you can't use scripts or have many small sites, Linkslot can be a decent option.
