Linkdaze’s smart calendar is built to run a household, not just track a schedule
In shortLaunched last December, Linkdaze is available in 15.6-inch and 10.1-inch models, giving you some flexibility depending on how much wall space you have. It’s an interesting choice in a category where recurring revenue has become the default.
What happened
Linkdaze is also less expensive up front, with the 10.1-inch model priced at $119.99 (currently discounted to $66 on Amazon ) compared with Skylight’s 10-inch model starting at $149.99 (if you pay for the subscription.).
Why it matters
Linkdaze’s smart calendar changes the revenue mix and incentives behind the product. Advertisers and product teams should assess reach, buying access, measurement, and whether the ad rollout changes the experience promised to paying users.
Who it affects
Advertisers evaluating Linkdaze’s smart calendar · Product teams managing Linkdaze’s smart calendar
The bigger picture
Linkdaze’s smart calendar is part of a broader shift from subscription-only AI products toward mixed revenue models that must balance advertiser demand, user trust, and paid access.
What happens next
- Watch the rollout markets, advertiser access, ad formats, and disclosed revenue mix for Linkdaze’s smart calendar, along with any change to the paid product experience.
This information is still under review.