Create an attribution Amazon link
Create an attribution Amazon link for one product on one marketplace.
Pass the product’s ASIN, a name you’ll recognise the link by later, and the
Amazon marketplace you want the link to send shoppers to. You get back a
shareable URL that earns you commission on attributed sales, plus an id
you can use to look up performance through /reports.
Picking a marketplace
Use marketplace to choose where the link points — for example
amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de or amazon.fr. The link will
always resolve to that marketplace; the marketplace field on the response
confirms which one.
Naming your link
link_name is for your own bookkeeping — it shows up in /reports,
/get_all_links so you can tell links apart later.
When things go wrong
- Product not found — the ASIN isn’t in the catalog for that marketplace.
- Not allowed to promote this product — the brand isn’t currently giving your account access.
- Couldn’t reach Amazon — Amazon’s link service is temporarily unavailable. Retry in a few seconds.
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.archeraffiliates.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Authorizations
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Body
Inputs for creating an attribution Amazon link.
The Amazon product identifier you want to link to. Case doesn't matter.
"B0D45KS7QM"
A name for the link — used so you can tell it apart from your other links in reports.
"spring-2026-yt-campaign"
Which Amazon marketplace the link should send shoppers to. Defaults to amazon.com.
"amazon.com"
Response
Successful Response
The newly created attribution link.
The attribution Amazon URL — share this anywhere shoppers will click it.
Same value as url. Kept for older integrations that already read this field.
The product the link points at.
The Amazon marketplace the link sends shoppers to.
The link's identifier on the Archer platform. Use it to look up performance in /reports.
What the link points to. Currently always a single product.
False if you later pause reporting for this link.