Amazon affiliate sites, found by category

An Amazon affiliate site writes its own content and links to Amazon products. To find those sites in a category, enter the category and read the public pages that come back with an Amazon link on them.

How the list is built

A search starts from a product category, for example camping cot. The category goes to a public web search engine, and each public page that comes back is read for a product link to Amazon. A site that carries at least one such link keeps a row, with the page the link was on and the query that found it.

Results come from public search results and public pages. We hold no Amazon data, no traffic numbers and no earnings figures.

What a row shows

A row names the site, the page that carried the Amazon link, the query it came back for, and how many Amazon links that page carried. On the paid plans the row also carries the addresses the site publishes, with the page each one came from.

Every row keeps its page as a link, so you can open the page and check the link yourself rather than taking a list on trust.

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.

Amazon affiliate sites questions

What counts as an Amazon affiliate site here?

A site with a public page that carries a product link to Amazon. The row keeps that page and the query that found it, so you can open it and check the link yourself. The tool does not read a site's affiliate account.

Is the list ordered by earnings or traffic?

No. The tool cannot see earnings, traffic or sales, so the list is not ordered by any of them. It is the public pages that came back for one query and carried an Amazon link.

Are the contacts on the free check?

No. The free check shows the sites and the pages, without contacts. The addresses a site publishes are part of the paid plans.