Amazon affiliate outreach, one site at a time

Open the page, and say which page it was

Every row keeps the page that carried the Amazon link and the query that found it. Open the page before you write. Read what it covers, how it presents a product, and whether yours belongs there. Then name that page and that query in the first line, so the person reading knows you looked at their work rather than a list.

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.

One message, not a bulk send

Personalise each message. The same text sent to a list is what gets a sender reported and blocked, and a handful of careful messages to the sites that fit is worth more than a wide send. This tool sends no mail to the sites it finds; it only emails your account when a search takes a while.

In the United States, commercial mail has to follow CAN-SPAM: a truthful subject line, a real postal address in the message, and an unsubscribe that works and is honoured.

The opt-out page at https://amazonaffiliatefinder.com/opt-out is public and needs no account: anyone can have an address removed from future results.

What it costs

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.