Use case
Routines that recommend, posts that earn
A skincare routine namechecks 8 products from 4 different retailers. Building affiliate links manually for each is unsustainable. Affilinks does it on autopilot, across every mention.
Eight products, four retailers, one post
Your morning routine post mentions a Drunk Elephant serum, an SPF from La Roche-Posay, a Tatcha cream and a Bioderma micellar water. Each lives on a different network — Sephora, the brand site, Amazon, a French pharmacy aggregator. Building eight affiliate links manually, every post, is a part-time job.
Affilinks handles the multi-merchant complexity: one signup, 150+ networks. Mention a product, it becomes a commissionable link routed to the best-paying live offer. Keep writing routines, not affiliate spreadsheets.
Built for beauty creators
Multi-brand, multi-retailer, fully covered
- 150+
- Beauty & wellness networks
- 10M+
- SKUs (skincare, makeup, supplements)
- Auto
- Multi-merchant routing per product
How beauty creators use Affilinks
From routine post to revenue, automated
Three workflows tuned to the way beauty and wellness content is actually written.
Affilinks reads your routines, identifies the products mentioned ("Drunk Elephant B-Hydra", "La Roche-Posay Anthelios") and turns each mention into a commissionable link.
The same product is often sold by 3-5 retailers with different commission rates. Affilinks routes each click to the best-paying live offer, automatically.
Drop a beautifully formatted product card next to your "step 3" instruction. Image, ingredient highlight, retailer, CTA — readable, shoppable, fresh.
What beauty creators say
As a tech-savvy beauty blogger, Affilinks has streamlined the process of connecting to various affiliate platforms. The simplicity of the interface makes it easy to discover and join new programs, and the link reformulation feature ensures my audience gets the most relevant recommendations.
Sephora, Cult Beauty, the brand DTC sites — different commission rates, different stock levels. Affilinks routes each mention to the best live offer. I stopped pretending I could track that manually a long time ago.
I built a supplement-stack comparator in 15 minutes. Readers love comparing brands side-by-side; Affilinks keeps the data fresh. It became my best-converting page within a month.
My morning routines mention 8 to 10 products each. Linking them used to take 20 minutes per post. Now it is automatic, and the commission rate is often better than what I would manually find.
My evening-routine posts from 18 months ago started earning again. Old products got swapped to current alternatives — readers get accurate recommendations, I get commissions. Win for both sides.
