Broken affiliate links can quietly leak revenue.
LinkLeak scans affiliate sites for broken Amazon links and missing tracking tags, and tells you which pages to fix first.
Small affiliate sites accumulate dead links over time. Amazon URLs change, products get delisted, redirects break, and tracking tags drop off when a theme is updated. None of it shows up in normal analytics. It just shows up as commission you never earned.
A screening scan can surface the issues worth checking, in plain language, with the source page and a recommendation for each.
Request a screening scan Pilot invites are open. Email david@linkleak.io and I’ll reply personally.
What LinkLeak checks
Broken Amazon links
Links that return 404, 410, or get redirected somewhere unexpected before they reach Amazon.
Missing tracking tags
Amazon URLs without an associate tag, so clicks go through but commissions don’t.
Redirect failures
Shortener and redirect chains that drop the tag, time out, or end on a non-product page.
What you get back
A short, sortable report (one row per issue) with priority, the source page, and what to change. No dashboard to log into. See a sanitized sample »
Built for small publishers
LinkLeak is built for individual bloggers and small editorial teams who can’t justify a full SEO/audit retainer but still care about the commissions they’re missing. It’s a screening scan, not a full audit, and the report is short enough to act on in an afternoon.