No Amazon API Credentials Yet?
Amazon affiliate plugin with a Managed API
Just add your Associate tag and our Managed API fills product boxes, comparison tables, category pages and live on-site search with Amazon products. Your tag always stays yours.
Just Add Your Associate Tag
The Managed API fills your site with Amazon products. No credentials needed yet.
Product Grids, Boxes, and Tables. Plus Live Search.
Search and product grids come with the free plugin. Boxes, tables, and analytics are add-ons.
No ASINs to hunt, no tabs to switch. Real-time search through the Managed API or your own Amazon API credentials.
Or show a fixed grid of products for a keyword, with the search box hidden.
Product Boxes
Add-onFind via live search, click "+ Box" to save, then display with a shortcode. Prices update automatically with your own Amazon credentials.
Comparison Tables
Add-onClick "+ Compare" from search results, arrange columns, and publish. Ideal for review posts.
Analytics
Add-onAdmin dashboard with charts, date ranges, and CSV export. Privacy-first - no cookies, no PII.
Add-ons require PaapiPlugin Premium ($39/year)
Explore add-onsFeatures
Search
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Product Search
Search Amazon products by keyword
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Autocomplete
Search suggestions as you type, from Amazon's own search suggestions
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Smart Filters Premium: deal filters
Brand, price, deals, condition, availability, merchant (most need your own credentials)
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Infinite Scroll
Products load as you scroll
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All Categories
Every category your Amazon store offers (5 free)
Display
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Responsive Design Premium: list layout
Grid and list layouts, built mobile first
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Full Appearance Control Premium
5 base colors, 17 accents, 5 card styles, 16 fonts, dark mode
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Deal Badges & Timers Premium
Lightning deals, Prime Exclusive labels, countdown timers (with your own Amazon credentials)
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11 Amazon Marketplaces
11 Amazon stores with your own credentials, 9 on the Managed API
Setup and Earnings
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One Shortcode, Any Page
Add [psfa_search] to any post or page
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Shortcode Builder
Visual tool, no code needed
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Guided Setup
A step-by-step wizard walks you through setup
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Your Associate Tag on Every Link
Qualifying purchases through your affiliate links pay out via Amazon Associates.
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Smart Caching Built In
The plugin caches recent results and product data, so a repeat search doesn't use a new API call.
Simple Pricing
Start free, unlock the full Amazon storefront when you’re ready. Cancel anytime.
Free
Perfect for getting started
$0
Annually
Recommended
Professional
Most popular for growing sites
$69
Annually
** Up to Amazon’s API limit
Free to Start, Upgrade Anytime
Free
Fully functional, on WordPress.org.
- Live Amazon search and product grids
- Up to 5 pages of results
- 5 categories
- Autocomplete and infinite scroll
Premium
Everything in Free, plus:
- Up to Amazon's 10-page limit
- Every category your Amazon store offers
- Deal filters, deal badges, and timers
- List layout and full appearance control
- Add-ons available: boxes, tables, analytics
- Your Associate tag on every link
- Supports Creators API + PA-API
- WordPress 5.8 or later
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