Check Affiliate Links

One page first, then the site

Checking affiliate links starts with the page each sits on. The free checker takes a page URL, finds the affiliate links and resolves each one. Type your own affiliate id and a link carrying a different id is marked not your tag (the id found).

A whole site needs a crawl: add the site, prove it is yours, and the crawler fetches the pages the sitemap lists, up to the plan's page cap.

How it works

Four steps from one page to a whole site:

1. Paste a page URL for the free check, or add the site for a crawl.
2. Prove the site is yours with a meta tag in the home page head, a file at the site root, or a DNS TXT record. Until then, the verification check is the only request to the host.
3. Run the crawl. It reads robots.txt and the sitemap, then fetches the listed pages one at a time, waiting between requests to the same host.
4. Read the report or the CSV. The free check stores nothing.

What one report row shows

The page, the link, the network, the tag, the issues and the outcome. Issues are named as the report names them, such as missing tag, not your tag (the id it found), short link, check after redirect, and missing rel=sponsored or nofollow.

What it does not do

It checks tags and links. It does not check stock, it does not report earnings or commission, and it never reads an Amazon product page.

The crawl reads the static HTML your server sends and does not run JavaScript, so a link built in the browser is invisible to it. A page that will not serve to a stranger is named as failed.

Plans

Free covers a one-page check of any URL, 5 checks a day per IP address and up to 200 affiliate links on that page. Pro is $9 a month for one verified site, crawls of up to 2,000 pages, a weekly crawl and the CSV export. Business is $29 a month for 5 verified sites, crawls of up to 20,000 pages, a daily crawl, the CSV export and the REST API.

Start with the free one-page check, or sign up and crawl one site.