Find the sites earning from affiliate links
Affiliate Scout reads a site's own review and comparison pages, resolves its short links, and records which programs it earns from, which merchants and products it promotes, and which other sites share its IDs.
0 confirmed affiliate sites across 0 programs, with the merchants and products their links point to. Data of today.
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resolves to amazon.com/dp/B00006JSUA?tag=examplesite-20
<a href="https://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinaffid=123456&…">- Verdictconfirmed
- ProgramsAmazon, Awin
- Sites with this tag3
Questions it answers
- Which independent sites in my niche earn from Amazon, and on which marketplaces?
- Which other sites carry the same Amazon tag or network publisher ID?
- Which merchants and products do the sites in a niche promote most?
- Which commercial keywords have few strong affiliate sites in the top results?
- Is this site a corporate publisher or an independent one?
What each site shows
- Verdict
- Confirmed by a proven link, likely from strong signals, or a candidate.
- Programs
- Each program family the site links to, the proven ones first.
- Owner IDs
- Amazon tags and network publisher IDs, with copied IDs marked.
- Owner
- Sites sharing an ID, with media companies labelled by name.
- Merchants and products
- Where the links send readers: merchants, ASINs and product pages.
- Revenue band (estimate)
- A rough band from traffic, commercial pages and typical earnings per click; it ranks, it does not quote.
What it can't see
- Links a script inserts after the page loads are not seen yet.
- Sites behind bot walls are listed as blocked, not guessed.
- Revenue bands are uncalibrated and meant for ranking sites against each other.
- Reading stops at the first proof per site, so product lists are a sample of what a site promotes.
The method page explains how each figure is made. Included in the Affiliate plan and in All access.