LEGAL
Terms of Service
Last updated: September 23, 2026
The terms that apply to this website and to a LinkedIn® Ads management engagement with us.
ON THIS PAGE
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Who we are, and what these terms cover
PeakSearch Digital LLC, limited liability company registered in Wyoming, United States, at 1402 Sugarland Dr Ste 106, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States, trading as PeakSearch Digital and operating peaksearchdigital.com. These terms cover both use of this website and the purchase of LinkedIn Ads management. Where a signed engagement letter says something different, the engagement letter governs.
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Definitions
A few words carry most of this document, so they are defined once here.
Engagement — the LinkedIn Ads management we provide to you under these terms and your engagement letter, at the tier and for the term stated there.
Business Manager — LinkedIn’s account structure in which campaigns, ad accounts and Page connections are held and administered.
Ad account — the LinkedIn advertising account, inside our Business Manager, that your campaigns run from.
Pass-through spend — two categories and no others: the LinkedIn ad budget, and the analytics software bought for your campaigns.
Management fee — the monthly fee for the engagement at your tier. It is the only amount we earn.
Teardown — the free recorded walkthrough of an existing LinkedIn Ads account and the one-page plan that comes with it, delivered in 3 business days.
Business day — Monday to Friday, excluding United States federal holidays, counted in Mountain Time. Every reply time and delivery time on this site is counted in business days.
Cleared funds — money we have actually received: converted to US dollars where it arrived as a stablecoin, and banked.
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What we do
Five services, named as they are named on the services page. Which of them are included at your tier is set by the tier table on the pricing page, and a deliverable reserved to a tier is named as such there.
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Account and tracking setup — Campaign Manager structure, the Insight Tag, conversion definitions, CRM and offline conversion import, UTM and naming conventions.
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Audience build — ICP definition, targeting build, Matched Audiences, company lists, exclusions, audience-size checks.
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Creative and format strategy — format selection and rotation, ad copy, offer framing.
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Campaign management — bidding and budget management, testing, retargeting and sequencing, exclusion hygiene, ongoing optimisation across campaign, ad set and ad.
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Reporting and measurement — a monthly report tied to your CRM stages, the self-reported attribution answer read alongside platform data, and a call to walk through it.
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What is not included
Organic LinkedIn posting, personal-profile ghostwriting and social media management.
Cold outreach, connection requests, InMail sequences, and scraped or purchased contact lists. We do not do this, and we do not work alongside it on the same account.
Any other advertising channel — search, display, Meta, X, TikTok, programmatic.
Landing page design and build, except as a priced add-on.
Long-form content production, video production and CRM implementation.
The advertising spend itself.
This list appears in the same words on the services page.
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Who pays whom, and what we do with the money
You pay PeakSearch Digital. PeakSearch Digital then pays LinkedIn, and the analytics software your campaigns use, on your behalf. That spend is passed through at cost with no mark-up, and it is separate from the management fee.
Amounts you pay PeakSearch Digital LLC are a prepayment for services under this agreement, including the LinkedIn ad budget and the analytics software bought for your campaigns. They are not a deposit, they do not create a deposit account, they are not insured, and PeakSearch Digital LLC is not acting as a bank, a trustee or a custodian of client money.
The two pass-through categories are the LinkedIn ad budget and the analytics software bought for your campaigns. Both are passed through at cost. PeakSearch Digital LLC adds no mark-up, takes no rebate and receives no commission from LinkedIn or from any software vendor. The management fee is the only amount PeakSearch Digital LLC earns.
Funds you pay PeakSearch Digital LLC are held in PeakSearch Digital LLC’s ordinary business account. They are not held in a separate client account, not held in trust, and not insured.
PeakSearch Digital LLC pays LinkedIn and the software vendors only after your payment has been received and cleared. Where a payment arrives as a stablecoin, it is treated as received once it has confirmed on-chain and has been converted and banked. Campaigns launch within 5 business days of cleared funds, and they are not launched or continued on unfunded budget; PeakSearch Digital LLC is not liable for delivery lost to a pause caused by late funding.
Each month you receive LinkedIn’s own billing figure for the period and a statement reconciling it against funds paid, with the closing balance. The reconciled figure is LinkedIn’s, not an estimate.
Money paid for ad spend or campaign software that has not been spent is returned to you, or carried forward to the next period at your election, within 10 business days of the final LinkedIn billing being reconciled, by the route set out in the Refund and Cancellation Policy. Amounts already paid over to LinkedIn are spent and are governed by LinkedIn’s own terms, so the return covers funds not yet paid over.
You appoint PeakSearch Digital LLC as your agent for dealings with LinkedIn in respect of the advertising, and you acknowledge that LinkedIn’s own advertising terms apply to it.
Your campaigns run inside PeakSearch Digital’s LinkedIn Business Manager, and PeakSearch Digital pays LinkedIn for your ad budget. You are not asked to open or fund a LinkedIn ad account yourself. What you grant is a Business Manager connection to your own LinkedIn Page, and that connection can be withdrawn at any time; withdrawing it is a control right over your Page and is not itself notice to end the engagement, so 90 days and 30 days in section 07 still apply.
A declined or failed platform charge on PeakSearch Digital LLC’s payment method can pause delivery. PeakSearch Digital LLC tells you within 1 business day and restores delivery once it is resolved.
LinkedIn sets its own prices, policies and review rules, can change them, and can reject creative or suspend an account. Those are LinkedIn’s decisions; we do not control them and carry no liability for them.
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Whose account this is, and what happens when we stop
Your campaigns run inside PeakSearch Digital’s LinkedIn Business Manager, and PeakSearch Digital pays LinkedIn for your ad budget. You are not asked to open or fund a LinkedIn ad account yourself. Your own LinkedIn Page stays yours, and the Business Manager connection to it can be withdrawn at any time.
While the engagement runs you receive full reporting, at the cadence in your tier: the monthly report, the change log, the platform figures and the CRM view.
When it ends, nothing transferable is handed over: no ad account, no data export, no creative files, no audience definitions, no campaign structure and no final report. The campaigns, the audiences and the conversion definitions remain inside PeakSearch Digital LLC’s Business Manager.
What comes back when it ends is money. Funds paid to PeakSearch Digital LLC for ad spend or campaign software that were not spent are returned under section 05 and the Refund and Cancellation Policy, once the final LinkedIn billing has been reconciled, within 10 business days. Amounts already paid over to LinkedIn are spent and are governed by LinkedIn’s own terms.
The management fee is earned for the period it covers and is not refunded. That is a separate rule from the return of unspent funds.
The Page connection and any access granted to PeakSearch Digital LLC are removed on termination. Nothing in this document makes leaving harder than arriving.
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Term and notice
90 days to start, then month-to-month, with 30 days written notice to end it after that. Notice is given in writing to inquiry@peaksearchdigital.com.
The initial term exists because a LinkedIn Ads account needs a quarter before its numbers mean anything.
The 60 days pilot is a different product. It is a fixed engagement that runs once; it does not renew and does not roll into a retainer. At the end of it you move to a tier at the standard term, or you stop. The pilot’s 60 days do not count toward 90 days: a tier engagement starts its own term on the day it starts.
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Fees
The management fee at each tier: Pilot $1,850 a month; Launch $2,750 a month; Pipeline $5,900 a month; ABM 11% of ad spend with a minimum of $9,750 a month. The spend band each tier covers is published on the pricing page; the bands do not overlap, so a client on a boundary sees one fee.
The fee is for management only. It never includes the LinkedIn ad budget and it never includes the analytics software bought for your campaigns. Both of those are pass-through spend, invoiced at cost.
The published minimum is $10,000 a month in advertising spend, with the 60 days pilot from $5,000 a month as the only exception.
Add-ons, and their published prices:
Audit-only engagement — $2,000 one-time. A written audit of an existing LinkedIn Ads account with a prioritised plan, without an ongoing engagement.
Landing page build — $1,500 one-time per page. One conversion page designed and built for a campaign, on your own domain.
Creative pack — $1,200 a month. Additional ad creative and copy beyond what your tier includes.
CRM import setup — $1,500 one-time. Offline conversion import from a CRM the tier does not already cover.
There are no handling charges, no deductions and no margin on pass-through spend. Network and exchange costs on a payment on its way in are yours; on a return they are ours.
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Payment
We accept exactly these methods, and no other:
USDT — Stablecoin. The invoice names the network and the receiving address. Converted to USD on receipt and banked before any spend is placed.
USDC — Stablecoin. Same handling as USDT.
USD bank transfer — ACH or international wire, invoiced in USD.
Invoices are issued in US dollars in the name PeakSearch Digital LLC, whichever method is used. The management fee is billed monthly in advance. An account is paused when an invoice is more than 5 business days past due, and restored once it is paid.
We accept payment only from the client named on the agreement, from that client’s own account or wallet, never from a third party on the client’s behalf, and we never ask a client to pay a third party on ours. We may require identification of the paying entity before accepting funds, and we may decline or return a payment.
Every invoice is denominated in US dollars, and a stablecoin is only how those dollars arrive. You are credited with the US dollar value actually realised on conversion, and the monthly statement shows the amount received, the rate and the date. Network and exchange costs on the way in are yours and on the way out are PeakSearch Digital LLC’s. A transfer sent on a network other than the one named on the invoice, or to an address not named on the invoice, may be unrecoverable and is your risk.
No tax identifier, bank detail, wallet address or account number appears on this website. Payment details live on an invoice and nowhere else.
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What we need from you
A Business Manager connection to your own LinkedIn Page, so campaigns run under your brand.
Page admin or Sponsored Content poster rights where Thought Leader Ads are used, plus the named individual’s own permission, which LinkedIn requires them to grant and lets them deny.
The Insight Tag placed on your website.
A CRM, or a named destination for leads.
A stated turnaround for approvals, and an owner on your side who can approve creative.
No ad account is requested from you. Where these are missing, the measurement half of the service cannot be delivered, and we say so rather than deliver a worse version of it quietly.
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Clients in regulated professions
You remain responsible for your own regulatory obligations. Where your regulator requires it, creative, landing pages and any outreach go through your own compliance review before they run, and that review time is built into the schedule rather than treated as a delay. This applies to law firms under state bar advertising and solicitation rules, to accounting firms under the AICPA advertising rule, to investment advisers under the SEC Marketing Rule, and to broker-dealers under FINRA Rule 2210, which requires registered-principal pre-approval of retail communications before they are posted. We do not advise on those rules and nothing we produce is a compliance opinion.
LinkedIn restricts advertising for financial products and services, so review is slower and some offers will not clear.
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No guarantee of results
We guarantee no leads, no pipeline, no revenue, no cost per lead, no cost per SQL, no impressions, no delivery and no other outcome. Advertising results depend on the offer, the market, the product, the price, the sales process and the budget, most of which sit on your side.
Any figure on this website attributed to a third party is that third party’s figure, carries its source and the date we checked it, and is not a forecast, a benchmark we endorse or a result of ours. See the Disclaimer.
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Confidentiality and data
Each of us keeps the other’s confidential information confidential. Data handling is governed by the Privacy Policy. In one sentence: lead data your campaigns generate is yours, it is delivered to your CRM or named destination as it arrives during the engagement, we handle it on your instructions, and a data processing agreement is available at inquiry@peaksearchdigital.com.
Section 06 says nothing transferable is handed over at termination. Personal data of which you are the controller is treated under data-protection law and the Privacy Policy, not under that clause: it is delivered to you throughout, and on request it is deleted from anything we hold.
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Intellectual property
Creative produced for your campaigns is yours once the fee covering that period is paid. Our own methods, templates, checklists and internal tooling stay ours.
We name a client, or publish a result, only with that client’s written permission. Our case-study system enforces it: an item cannot publish while its permission field is off.
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Limitation of liability
Our total liability to you under these terms is capped at the management fees you paid us in the twelve months immediately before the event giving rise to the claim. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profit or lost pipeline. We are not liable for a platform decision — a rejected ad, a suspended account, a policy change or a pricing change made by LinkedIn. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
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Termination and suspension
Either side may end the engagement with 30 days written notice after 90 days. We may end it immediately for non-payment or unlawful use.
What happens at the end, in order: notice is given under 30 days; campaigns are wound down; LinkedIn’s final billing for the period is reconciled; unspent pass-through funds are returned on the rule in section 05 and the Refund and Cancellation Policy, within 10 business days of that reconciliation rather than of the notice; the Business Manager connection to your Page and any other access granted to us is removed; and the final invoice is issued.
What does not happen: nothing transferable is handed over — no ad account, no data export, no creative files, no audience definitions, no campaign structure and no final report — and the management fee for the period worked is earned and is not refunded. Reporting continues to the last day of the engagement and stops with it.
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Changes to these terms
These terms are dated. A material change is notified to active clients in writing before it applies. The “Last updated” line at the top of this page is the record.
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Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Wyoming, United States. Any dispute that cannot be settled between us is brought in the state and federal courts sitting in Sheridan County, Wyoming.
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Contact
inquiry@peaksearchdigital.com. We reply within 1 business day. We work Monday to Friday, by appointment; “business day” is defined in section 02.
PeakSearch Digital LLC
1402 Sugarland Dr Ste 106, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States
Limited liability company registered in Wyoming, United States. A physical office. Visits are welcome by appointment.
Questions about this page? Email inquiry@peaksearchdigital.com — we reply within 1 business day.