Built by an affiliate marketer, for affiliate marketers
Affi.link exists because I needed it myself. After five years of affiliate links, no tool did everything I wanted, so I built one.
Meet Alexoplex
I'm Alexoplex, the creator and owner of Affi.link. I'm an influencer with more than 200,000 subscribers across YouTube and TikTok, and for the last five years I've been earning from affiliate links. Over that time I tried a lot of tools. None of them did everything I wanted.
Two things kept hurting me. The first was dead links. I'd promote an Amazon product, and months later I'd find out it no longer existed, or had been out of stock for weeks. My link was sending people to a broken page, and I earned nothing from a product I'd already done the work to promote.
The second was analytics. Amazon's reports, like almost every affiliate program's, are basic. "55 clicks today" sounds fine, but from which social network? On a computer or a phone? From which country? In which language? Those answers decide what's worth promoting next, and I couldn't see any of them.
I also run a software development company, so instead of settling for someone else's redirect tool, I built the one I wanted, together with my own team of programmers.
How Affi.link got built
Reliability and visibility first. Everything else came after the foundation held up.
Redirects and analytics first
I started with the backend only: the redirection logic and the analytics. A link that always works and a clear picture of every click were the whole point, so that's what got built first.
Months of real traffic
I ran my own social accounts through it for months, pushing it as hard as I could and fixing whatever broke. Once it held up under my traffic, I brought in a handful of fellow influencers to test it against theirs.
Link health monitoring
Only then did I add the feature I'd wanted most: checking every destination and warning me when a link or a product stops working, before it costs me commissions.
Everything on top
With my team, we built the extras: smart links with targeting rules, auto-search for similar products across Amazon marketplaces, link categories, A/B testing, landing option pages, password-protected links, retargeting pixels, deep linking, QR codes, custom domains, an API and webhooks, team collaboration and a bio page.
Ready for everyone
After more than a year of development, Affi.link is ready to launch publicly.
What it was built to fix
Three problems I ran into again and again, and what Affi.link does about each one.
Dead links
Every destination is checked, and you get an email the moment a link or a product stops working, so you can fix it before it keeps costing you.
Basic analytics
Every click is broken down by platform, device, country, language and your own tracking tags, so you know which content earns.
One link, one destination
One short link can send each visitor to a different page, by country, device, language or date, on Amazon or any other retailer.
Reliability above everything
Every feature gets weighed against one question: does this make links more likely to break? If the answer isn't a clear no, it doesn't ship. A broken link isn't a bug. It's a lost sale, and that's the one thing we refuse to compromise on.
Built for anyone with a link to share
Solo creators & marketers
Anyone running affiliate links, not just big-name influencers.
Agencies
Teams managing link infrastructure across multiple clients or creators.
E-commerce brands
Brands running their own affiliate programs and managing links on that side.
Affi.link is just the start. Links are the first problem being solved here, not the last, with more of what affiliate marketers and creators need still to come.
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