Manage affiliate links with a searchable database. Track link destinations, networks, and commission rates. Export organized link lists.
This tool keeps a local, searchable record of your affiliate links: the destination URL, which network it belongs to (Amazon Associates, ShareASale, Impact, CJ, and so on), the commission rate, and any category or note you assign. You add entries by hand, then search or filter the list by network, category, or keyword, and export it as a file for use in a spreadsheet or another system. What people get wrong: it records what you typed, it does not check whether the link still resolves or whether the network's actual commission rate has since changed, so a stale entry looks identical to a fresh one until you verify it.
Each link you add is stored with the fields you fill in - typically destination URL, network name, commission rate, and category or notes. Storage is local to your browser, not a live connection to any affiliate network, so nothing is validated or refreshed automatically. The record is only as accurate and current as the last time you edited it.
The search box matches text you type against the stored fields, letting you narrow the list to one network or category instead of scrolling through everything. Export writes the currently stored entries out to a downloadable file so you can move the list into a spreadsheet, a content calendar, or a teammate's workflow without retyping it.
No. It has no way to check a live URL - it only stores the text you entered. If a product page moves or an affiliate program ends, the entry stays in your database unchanged until you notice and update or remove it yourself.
No, a rate here is just a note you typed in, not a live figure. Networks frequently adjust base rates and run temporary promotions, so before relying on a number for payout planning, confirm it against the affiliate network's own dashboard.
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