Automatic affiliate tagging
Every Amazon link in your content gets the right tag at render time. Sitewide defaults, per category and per post overrides, and separate tags per storefront, so amazon.com and amazon.co.uk each earn under their own ID.
DevDome Affiliate Manager · WordPress plugin
Every Amazon link tagged, localized and earning
DevDome Affiliate Manager automatically tags every Amazon link on your site, sends each visitor to their local storefront, and monitors every product for out-of-stock and 404. No more untagged links, dead listings or clicks sent to a store where you earn nothing.
This release
- Version
- 0.5.5
- Updated
- Requires WordPress
- 6.0 or newer
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.0
- Requires PHP
- 7.4 or newer
- Download size
- 185 KB
- Licence
- GPLv2 or later
- Source
- Direct from DevDome
Downloads come straight from api.devdome.com over HTTPS, and WordPress
updates the plugin from the same place. It is not listed on WordPress.org, so it carries
no wordpress.org review or rating. The figures above were read from the live release on .
We do not publish a checksum. These files are re-published whenever the plugin ships, so a hash printed here would quietly go out of date, and a checksum that does not match is worse than none.
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Automatic tagging on rendered Amazon links
22 Amazon storefronts geo-localized
24/7 ASIN watch for 404 and out-of-stock
0 product records modified, all display-time
The whole affiliate link lifecycle, handled
Install it, add your Associate tags, and every link on the site is tagged, monitored and protected from then on. No per-post work, no plugin lock-in to your content.
Geo localization
A click from London on an amazon.com link earns you nothing. With regional tags configured, visitors are routed to their local storefront with your tag for that store, across 22 Amazon countries.
Stock and 404 monitoring
Every ASIN on your site is indexed and checked on a schedule. The dashboard shows Live, Out of Stock and 404 products with the exact pages that use them, so you fix problems before they cost commissions.
Dead link rescue
When a product goes 404 or out of stock, its clicks can be sent to a live replacement product or a relevant search page on Amazon instead of a dead listing. The click still earns instead of bouncing.
Keyword auto-linking
Turn chosen words and phrases into tagged Amazon links automatically, with per rule limits, exact or broad matching, and safe zones that never touch headings, code or existing links.
Click protection and stats
Known bots are blocked before they reach Amazon and inflate your click numbers. Real clicks are counted per tag and per auto-link rule, with your choice of redirect method.
Earning more in three steps
No content rewrites, no link-by-link editing. The plugin works on your pages at display time, so everything applies instantly and reverses instantly.
- 1
Install and add your tags
Upload the plugin, then enter your Amazon Associate tags in Link Setup. One sitewide default is enough to start; add per store, per category or per post rules whenever you need them.
- 2
Let the scanner map your links
The site scan finds every Amazon link and ASIN across your posts, pages and products, builds the monitoring index, and starts the scheduled health checks.
- 3
Watch clicks turn into commissions
Links are tagged, localized and protected from the next page load. The dashboard shows link health and click counts per tag, so you always know what earns.
Start free. Upgrade when you outgrow it.
The free plugin handles tagging, monitoring and click protection on unlimited sites. Paid plans add more checks, history and the rest of the DevDome suite limits.
| Free$0 / mo | Paid plansfrom $49 / mo | |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic affiliate tagging | ||
| Per post, page and category tag rules | ||
| Keyword auto-linker | ||
| Bot click protection | ||
| ASIN health checks | Daily batch | Priority queue |
| Geo localization | ||
| Dead link replacement search | ||
| Click history | 90 days | Up to 3 years |
| Support | Priority on Business and up |
Frequently asked questions
Does it rewrite my posts in the database?
No. All tagging, localization and button changes happen at display time. Your stored content never changes, and turning the plugin off returns every link to exactly what you wrote.
What happens to links that already have a tag?
Your configured tag wins. If a link carries an old or foreign tag, it is replaced with the tag your rules resolve for that post and storefront, so every click is credited to you.
How does geo localization work?
When a visitor clicks an Amazon link, their country is resolved server side and the click is routed to their local storefront, using the tag you configured for that store. Stores you have no tag for are never targeted, so a commission is never traded for a redirect.
What does the monitor check?
Every ASIN found on your site is checked against Amazon for 404 and out-of-stock status on a schedule. The dashboard groups products into Live, Out of Stock and 404, each with the pages that use them.
Does it work with WooCommerce?
Yes. External product buy buttons can route through the click resolver so they inherit tagging, geo and click stats, or follow one custom link pattern with the product ASIN substituted in.
Will it slow my site down?
No. Link processing is a lightweight filter on page render, health checks run on a server schedule, and the click endpoint is a single fast redirect. Nothing heavy runs in your visitors’ browsers.
DevDome Affiliate Manager documentation
Everything you need before you install, with no account required.
Installing
Download the ZIP from this page, then in WordPress go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, choose the file and activate it.
You need your Amazon Associate tag or tags. A DevDome account is only needed for the paid features.
Setting it up
Enter your Amazon Associate tags in Link Setup. One site-wide default is enough to start; per storefront, per category and per post rules can be added later.
Run the site scan. It finds every Amazon link and ASIN across your posts, pages and products and builds the monitoring index.
Geo localisation covers 22 Amazon storefronts. A store you have no tag for is never targeted, so a commission is never traded for a redirect.
What is changed on your site, and what is sent
Your posts are never rewritten in the database. Tagging, localisation and button changes happen when the page is rendered, so deactivating the plugin returns every link to exactly what you wrote.
Product health checks send the ASIN (the Amazon product code) to DevDome so it can be checked for 404 and out of stock. No visitor data is sent by those checks.
Clicks are counted on your server. Known bots are blocked before they reach Amazon so your click numbers are not inflated.
How updates work
The plugin checks api.devdome.com for a newer version and WordPress then shows "Update available" on the Plugins screen, exactly as it does for any other plugin. Updates are delivered from DevDome, not from WordPress.org.
The update check runs only in wp-admin and on WP-Cron. It never runs on a page a visitor is looking at.
Uninstalling and your data
Deactivating the plugin stops it immediately: the tracking script, link rewriting or redirect rules stop being applied on the next page load. Nothing about your posts or pages was ever changed, so your content is exactly as you wrote it.
Deleting the plugin removes its settings from your WordPress database. Data already sent to your DevDome dashboard stays in your DevDome account, and you can erase it there or by deleting your account.
If something looks wrong
A link is not tagged: check that its storefront has a tag configured. Storefronts without a tag are deliberately left alone.
A visitor is sent to the wrong Amazon store: geo localisation only routes to stores you have a tag for. Add the tag for that store and it will start routing.
Products show as out of stock or 404 unexpectedly: the monitor checks on a schedule, so a product that just came back may take until the next check to clear.
Changelog
Read from the live release feed, so it always describes the version you can download today.
Version 0.5.5
- WordPress.org readiness hardening.
- Single-zip distribution: the canonical build now ships the built-in suite updater (it self-disables in WordPress.org builds).
Version 0.5.1
- Opaque hop-token attribution: transit hops stamp an opaque ?d= token (no site hostname in the URL); receivers resolve it server-side.
Version 0.4.5
- The /go hop now reports server-side to DevDome Analytics (direct hits counted, bot ledger complete); geo targeting uses the real visitor IP behind Cloudflare; dd_ref never rides to Amazon.
Stop leaking affiliate commissions
Install on unlimited sites and start on the Free plan. Your links start earning properly today.