Make every product mention in an article earn, and know which articles are actually worth writing.
Publishers, review sites and editorial commerce teams.
Commerce content pays for a lot of journalism, but only if the links work. Manual affiliate links rot: merchants leave networks, terms change, and a link written eighteen months ago quietly stops paying without telling anyone.
And editors are flying blind. Without per-article numbers, nobody can say which reviews earn and which just take up a slot.
Search by domain or name and get the canonical merchant, deduplicated across every network that carries it.
GET /v1/merchants/search
Tag it with the article as the campaign. That tag is what turns raw clicks into an editorial report later.
POST /v1/links
The destination is worked out when the reader clicks, not when the article was published — so a link written last year still points somewhere valid today.
Edge resolution
Clicks, conversions, earnings and earnings-per-click per campaign — which is to say, per article.
GET /v1/reports · GET /v1/campaigns
Deeplinks are generated at request time rather than baked into the page, so a network or programme change does not leave a dead link in an old article.
Earnings per click, per article, tells you what to commission more of — the thing most commerce desks are guessing at.
Writers do not pick networks. They reference a merchant and the routing happens behind them.
GET /v1/merchants/searchPOST /v1/linksGET /v1/campaignsGET /v1/reports