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Supercharge your affiliate sales with price comparison pages

Readers who can compare prices buy more often, and most still choose Amazon. Put the comparison on your own BookBuzz page, with your affiliate IDs on every retailer: more conversions, and more Amazon sales, not fewer.

Free forever · No card · Your commissions, your accounts

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Amazon · new$11.79
Bookshop · new$16.73
ThriftBooks · good$5.49
AbeBooks · acceptable$4.12
Libro.fm · audio$19.99

Your page. Your affiliate IDs on every row. Illustrative prices.

Why comparison sells

2×+

Earnings per click from comparison pages versus links straight to Amazon, in two months of A/B tests across affiliate creators.

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Amazon commissions went up in the same tests, not down. Buyers who've seen the options buy with confidence, and plenty of them still pick Amazon.

78%

Of shoppers like to comparison-shop before they buy. Give them the comparison on your page and the sale stays with you.

Sources: Geniuslink's Choice Pages A/B tests; AYTM comparison shopping survey (2016).

Three ways this pays you more.

One

People buy more when they can compare

Seeing the options is what makes someone confident enough to click buy — and most of them still choose Amazon, so your Amazon sales grow too. The difference is they do it on your page, instead of opening a new tab to check, which is where your commission usually dies.

Two

You earn from readers who shop elsewhere too

Some of your followers buy used, from an indie, or on Kobo. They're following you already and they earn you nothing today. With every store on one page, they count as much as everyone else.

Three

You finally see which links work

Amazon tells you a sale happened. It won't tell you which post, which book or which platform drove it. We show you clicks per link, per retailer — free, on every plan, because there's only one plan.

Free metrics

Stop guessing which post sold books.

Every link you make is tracked. See what your followers clicked, which retailer they chose and which recommendations actually moved copies — then do more of what works.

No upgrade, no add-on. Affiliate dashboards aren't built to tell you this, and the tools that are usually charge monthly for it.

Last 30 days

fourth-wing214 clicks
the-secret-history168 clicks
piranesi97 clicks
tomorrow-x341 clicks

Example dashboard.

4.3 million books, ready to link.

Print · ebook · audiobook · used

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller Funny Story by Emily Henry Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo The Housemaid by Freida McFadden The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus Yellowface by R. F. Kuang Icebreaker by Hannah Grace A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson Powerless by Lauren Roberts Verity by Colleen Hoover

The money

All of it stays yours.

We don't take a percentage, a fee, or a cut that starts later. Your affiliate IDs go on every link and the commissions land in your own accounts.

The same $18.99 book, depending on where your follower buys it:

They buy fromYou earn
Amazon $18.99 · 4.5% $0.85
Bookshop.org $17.66 · 10% $1.77
Libro.fm audiobook $24.99 · 10% $2.49
A used copy ThriftBooks · $4.19 $0.21

Published commission rates applied to one book. Yours will differ.

You keep 100%

Commissions go straight to your accounts. They never pass through us.

Your affiliate IDs

Every link carries your tags, not ours. Nothing to reconcile or chase.

No Amazon risk

Amazon requires live API data for displayed prices, so we never show one.

Free forever

No card, no monthly fee, no tier that starts taking a cut later.

Three steps, about ten minutes.

  1. 01

    Add your affiliate IDs

    Amazon Associates, Bookshop.org, whichever you already have. They stay yours — commissions go straight to your accounts.

  2. 02

    Make a link for a book

    Search the title, pick your URL. Add a few lines on why you recommend it and the page can rank in Google under your name.

  3. 03

    Share it anywhere

    Link in bio, newsletter, video description. See what your followers clicked and which sellers they chose.

Straight answers.

Doesn't an extra click cost me sales?
It's the click that finds them a price they'll actually pay. Your Amazon link converts the reader who wanted that edition at that price. This one converts the other four.
Is my Associates account at risk?
No. Amazon requires live API data for any price you display, so we never show Amazon prices at all — Amazon is a link and nothing more. Deliberate, not an oversight.
What do you take?
Nothing. Your affiliate IDs, your commissions, straight into your accounts. We earn from readers who find BookBuzz on their own.
What about my old posts?
That's where the money is. Those posts already rank — swapping the links is an hour against years of accumulated search traffic.

Start with one book.

Make a link for something you've already recommended and see what your followers do with it.

Free forever · No card · No monthly fee