AffiliateX – Amazon Affiliate Plugin

I tried a few different affiliate plugins before, but most of them were very limited when it came to styling. I use AffiliateX mainly with Elementor and haven’t had any issues. Amazon products are linked directly, so when details change on Amazon, they are reflected automatically based on the update schedule you set. The styling options give a lot more control, which makes it easier to match the blocks with the site’s design.

I used the free version for a long time and it already worked well for building product blocks. I upgraded during the Black Friday sale to use the dynamic block, and it really changed the workflow. You set it up once for a post and it handles the rest automatically. It saves a lot of time and keeps everything consistent.

Very nice templates. But here is no mechanism to import Amz products in free version. You have to enter all data, pics, buttons, links manually into a Block; just like you would have to in WooCommerce or any other ecommerce plugin. Who knows where the data is stored.

Moreover, when visiting website you have to put up with incessant popup notifications telling you who just purchased a pro version — every second all day — until you click on X. But different ones start popping up. annoying when searching docs

[Background: I’ve been using the same API plugin for a few years. I’m redesigning my site and moving from wpbakery to Gutenberg and current plugin is shortcode based. I thought this might be a good alternative. This one is still a candidate — hello Black Friday?]

• This topic was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Dean.
• This topic was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Dean.

What I like most about AffiliateX is how many styling options it gives, from colors and fonts to spacing, even different settings for mobile and desktop. It makes it easy to get the design just right without extra CSS. Solid 5 stars from me.

without pro version not realy useful, fill manually is like usual write into a block