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Amazon affiliate links that actually keep your commission

Affiliate links shared on social open in an in-app browser where buyers aren't logged in and your tracking can break. OnLynk fixes the friction without costing you the sale.

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There's a trap with affiliate links: force-opening the Amazon app can drop the referral tag and cost you the commission, but leaving buyers in the slow social in-app browser costs you the sale. Most link tools pick one problem or the other.

OnLynk is affiliate-safe by design. For merchants like Amazon it keeps your link in the visitor's real browser, so attribution and saved payment stay intact, while still escaping the logged-out in-app webview.

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste your affiliate link

    Drop your tagged Amazon link into OnLynk. Your affiliate parameters are preserved as-is.

  2. 2

    Share your OnLynk link

    Use it in your bio, videos and posts, exactly like the original link.

  3. 3

    Buyers land ready to buy

    The real browser opens with the buyer logged in and payment saved, tag intact.

Why it works

Commission preserved

We never force the app in a way that drops your tag, so you keep what you earn.

Fewer abandoned carts

Saved payment and one-tap checkout in the real browser means more completed orders.

No slow webview

Buyers skip the social in-app browser where they'd otherwise give up before buying.

Frequently asked questions

Will OnLynk break my Amazon affiliate tag?

No. Amazon and other merchants are affiliate-friendly: we keep the link in the real browser with your parameters untouched, so attribution is preserved.

Does it work with other affiliate programs?

Yes. eBay, Etsy, AliExpress, Shein, Shopee and LTK are handled the same affiliate-safe way.

Why not force-open the Amazon app?

Force-opening can reset the referral cookie and cost you the commission, so we deliberately keep affiliate merchants in the browser.

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