Smart Redirect
No Amazon store in their country? Visitors go to the nearest one that delivers to them, instead of a store that can't.
Your audience is global. Your affiliate links usually aren't. Locally turns one short link into the right Amazon store for each visitor, so a click from Toronto lands on amazon.ca and a click from Berlin lands on amazon.de, with your tag attached.
Visitor in Germany goes to amazon.de
A standard Amazon link only earns in one country. Anyone watching from somewhere else either scrolls past a wall of flags or lands in a store that won't ship to them. Either way, you lose the sale.
Cluttered, easy to skip, and you still miss most countries.
One clean link. Every viewer ends up in a store that ships to them, and you earn on every one of those stores.
Start with the Amazon product you're recommending, or any URL at all.
Locally finds the same product in every Amazon store you have a tag for. Check the matches and save.
Put it in your description, blog post or bio. Locally sends each visitor to their local store.
Locally handles the awkward cases a normal shortener misses: countries without their own Amazon store, products that aren't sold everywhere, and products that sell out.
No Amazon store in their country? Visitors go to the nearest one that delivers to them, instead of a store that can't.
If the product isn't listed in a country, visitors see search results for a term you choose instead of a dead page. They can still buy something close.
See clicks by link and by country, so you know where your audience actually is and which stores are worth signing up for.
Any URL, for any country. Send visitors to regional stores, local distributors, or affiliate programmes that only run in certain countries.
Locally checks your Amazon products every day and flags links with items on backorder or out of stock, so old videos don't keep sending viewers to products they can't buy.
Chris from TotallyDubbedHD, a long-time tech YouTuber, more than doubled his Amazon Associates revenue after swapping his existing links for Locally links.
Read Chris's story“I've seen a marked rise in affiliate revenue thanks to being able to open up to new territories without worrying about spamming my descriptions with multiple links.”
“After being a little sceptical of the difference global linking could make, I have to say I'm nothing but impressed.”
“It's a game changer and has already proved to be one of the best tools I've ever used.”
Every feature is included from day one. If one extra international sale a month covers the cost, everything after that is profit.
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It gives you one short link that sends each visitor to the right store for their country. Instead of posting a separate Amazon link for the US, UK, Germany and so on, you post one link and Locally picks the right destination when it’s clicked.
Yes. Amazon allows link shorteners as long as it’s clear to your audience that the link is an Amazon affiliate link. Add a disclosure where you post it and you’re compliant. There’s more detail on our Amazon safety page.
No. Add tags for the stores you’re signed up to. Visitors from other countries are sent to the nearest store you’ve set up, so they can still buy.
Set a fallback search term and visitors see Amazon search results for it instead of an error page. They can still find the product or something close, and you can still earn.
Your first 30 days are free. After that it’s £2 a month for up to 5,000 clicks, then £0.50 per extra 1,000 clicks. A card is needed to create your account, but you won’t be charged if you cancel during the trial.
Yes. You can add any URL for any country, which suits businesses selling through regional distributors or creators with affiliate programmes that only operate in certain countries.
Yes. The analytics dashboard shows clicks per link and per country, so you can see where your audience is and which affiliate programmes are worth joining.
Make your first global link in a minute. Your first month is free.
Cancel any time during your trial and you won't be charged.