Abstract:There are some obstacles in the development of location-based services (LBS), one of which is the user's geographic location can’t be rational developed. Network effects are introduced in LBS in this paper. New user decision behavior theory is proposed based on network effects, in which trust theory and technology acceptance model (TAM) are fused. The relational concept model is established. The relevant hypotheses are put forward and the empirical test is conducted. Research results show that the effect of the number of users is more significantly than perceived additional function, technology trust of user affects participation behavior significantly, and perceived usefulness has more role than perceived ease of use. At last, suggestions on promotion of the user’s trust and development of location service are put forward.