When you visit a Linktree, you might see a badge next to the profile name or logo. Badges are designed to help build trust and reduce impersonation by highlighting profiles that meet our verification requirements.
Linktree currently uses two types of badges: verified (blue) and notable (gold). Badges are applied based on our predefined criteria aimed at verifying the legitimate, consistent and impactful presence of an individual, brand or organization across major social media platforms shown on their Linktree. Badges can be removed if a profile no longer meets the relevant requirements.
📝 Note: A badge does not mean Linktree endorses a profile or its content, products, or external links. Badges also do not affect how profiles are ranked or discovered on Linktree.
What the blue verified badge means
The blue verified badge indicates that Linktree has verified the account against our requirements, including consistent representation of the individual, brand, or organization across platforms linked from their Linktree profile.
📝 Note: To be eligible for a verified badge, the profile must have an active paid subscription to Linktree.
What the gold notable badge means
The gold notable badge is a limited recognition for verified Linkers with an established public presence or elevated impersonation risk.
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply for a badge?
If you have a Linktree and are on a paid subscription plan, you can apply for the blue verified badge through your account dashboard. Learn more here. The gold notable badge cannot be applied for.
Does a badge mean Linktree “likes” the profile?
No. A badge is a tool to indicate that the profile has been verified against our requirements. It is not an endorsement of the profile’s opinions, products, or external links.
Why did a profile lose its badge?
Linktree reserves the right to remove a verified or notable badge at any time if a profile no longer meets the current requirements for the badge, or if it violates our Terms & Conditions, Community Standards, or our other published terms and policies. It’s also possible a Linker with a verified badge elected to remove their badge in order to update their username, display name, or profile image.
