When you advertise on LinkedIn, the two payment methods available are credit card and monthly invoicing.
Learn more about frequently asked questions for each payment method below.
Credit card
You can add a credit card to your ad account from the account’s Billing page or before you launch a campaign. Only the billing admin on an ad account can add or update credit card information.
How often you’re charged depends on how quickly ad spend is accrued. The more quickly ad spend is accrued, the more frequently you’ll be charged. The frequency of charges can be daily or monthly. Your billing frequency is set automatically and cannot be changed.
If you're a customer outside of the U.S. and have a Value Added Tax (VAT), Goods and Services Tax (GST), or other similar transaction tax registration number, you can enter it on the ad account’s Billing page by adding or editing your credit card information.
You can download receipts from the ad account’s Billing page. Only the billing admin and account managers can view and download receipts.
If you’re not able to locate a receipt for a charge, you can search and view the charge on your account. Keep in mind that you can only see receipts for purchases made on your own LinkedIn account.
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Monthly invoicing
As a Business Manager admin, you can apply for monthly invoicing if your Business Manager qualifies for it. Your Business Manager qualifies for invoicing if:
- Your business’s ad accounts have been added to your Business Manager and have spent at least $3,000 on LinkedIn Ads in two consecutive months during the last year.
- You already have ad accounts with monthly invoicing in Business Manager.
If you qualify, you can apply for invoicing from the Ads Billing Center.
If you’re new to monthly invoicing, you must contact LinkedIn support or your LinkedIn Sales Representative to access the monthly invoicing application in Ads Billing Center.
Once you have access, you can apply for monthly invoicing for your ad account in Ads Billing Center.
The currencies available for invoicing vary by billing region. For LinkedIn Ads customers in China, China Online Invoicing and Chinese yuan currency (CNY) are available.
For LinkedIn Ads customers in China, China Online Invoicing and Chinese yuan currency (CNY) are available.
Depending on the change you need to make, you can either edit your current invoice setup or create a new invoice setup.
- Edit an invoice setup when you need to change the PO number, billing contact, or invoice recipients. You can also edit an invoice setup to change the billing address to a new address within the same billing region.
- Create a new invoice setup when you need to change the bill-to legal entity or billing region.
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If you’re unsure if the billing region will change, you can review the billing regions and available currencies for those regions.
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As a Business Manager admin, you can view and download invoices from Ads Billing Center. Invoices are also emailed to the invoice recipients. You can change who receives invoices by managing your invoice setup.
You can pay for monthly invoices using wire transfer, ACH payment, or check. Payment instructions can be found on your invoices after the Invoice Details section.
If you need to make payments using a credit card, please create an ad account with credit card as the payment method.
Once an ad account has been set up for monthly invoicing, you can’t change the payment method to credit card. If you need to make payments using a credit card, please create an ad account with credit card as the payment method.
If you need to make payments using a credit card, please create an ad account with credit card as the payment method.
You billing frequency for invoicing payments is set automatically and cannot be changed.
We have business documents available on LinkedIn’s Customer Portal. If you don’t see the document you need, please contact your LinkedIn representative or customer support.
Contact our Support Team
For any other inquiries, including information on monthly invoicing, reach out to your LinkedIn representative or contact Customer Support.
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