Amazon Affiliate Finder
Amazon Affiliate Finder is a prospect finder for Amazon sellers. You enter a product category, and it returns the public pages that carry Amazon product links, with the site, the page and the search that found it.
What a search does
The category goes to a public web search engine. Each public page that comes back is read once, for a product link to Amazon. A site with at least one such link keeps a row: the site, the page, the query, the Amazon links seen on that page, and, on the paid plans, the addresses the site publishes.
Results come from public search results and public pages. We hold no Amazon data, no traffic numbers and no earnings figures.
What it will not tell you
It holds no Amazon data, no traffic numbers and no earnings figures. It cannot see a site's sales, the size of its audience, or what a link on its page earns. A row says what a public page showed on the day of the search, and nothing more.
Contacts are only the addresses a site publishes on its own pages. Each address keeps the page it was found on, so you can open that page and read it yourself. Nothing is guessed from a name and a web address, and no address is taken from a private source.
Plans and the search box
Free runs 1 search a day per IP address and shows the 10 sites a search returns, without contacts and without a CSV export. Starter is $12 a month for 30 searches and shows up to 25 sites a search, with the addresses each site publishes and a CSV export. Pro is $29 a month for 150 searches and shows up to 50 sites a search, with the addresses each site publishes and a CSV export. Agency is $79 a month for 500 searches, with the same rows and the REST API. Every paid plan can be billed yearly, and one-time search packs need no subscription.
Start with the search box on the home page at https://amazonaffiliatefinder.com/ and enter a product category, for example camping cot.
Amazon Affiliate Finder questions
What does Amazon Affiliate Finder do?
It searches a product category and returns the public pages that link to Amazon products, so a seller can find sites that write about that category. Each row keeps the page and the query, and the paid plans add the addresses the site publishes.
Is there a free way to try it?
Yes. The free check runs 1 search a day per IP address with no signup, and shows the 10 sites a search returns. The paid plans are set out on the pricing page.
Does it use Amazon's own data?
No. Nothing is read from an Amazon account, an Amazon report or an affiliate dashboard. The results come from public search results and public pages, and we hold no Amazon data, no traffic numbers and no earnings figures.