The sales link for independent authors
Which channel actually brings
readers to your books?
Create links for every social network, newsletter or campaign in one go. Compare their clicks and send each reader to the right Amazon store.
Free, no credit card
Your ASIN is enough · first link in about 2 minutes
Preview of your dashboard · sample data
The Tide Chamber
One link per channel
1,248
clicks
8
countries
+18%
this month
Top destinations
See what a reader actually experiences: open a live BookLinks book page
Measure
Know what really drives visits.
KDP shows you your sales, not your clicks. Create one link per channel (newsletter, social media, book fair) and follow each one's clicks, by store and by country.
Redirect
One link, the right store.
Each reader lands on the Amazon store of their country. Your Associates tag is added on every store where you have one.
Keep
Readers you can reach again.
A sales page with a free sample to trade for an e-mail address. Sign-up confirmed by e-mail, one-click unsubscribe, sync with MailerLite, Brevo or Kit.
Your own domain name · QR code for print, without an Associates tag · Amazon affiliate disclosure included
How it works
1
Add your book
Its ASIN and title are all it takes.
2
Create one link per channel
One for the newsletter, one for Instagram, one for the book fair.
3
Track, then invite
See what works, and invite your readers to leave you their e-mail.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an Amazon Associates account?
Not to create and share your links. To earn commissions, yes: one account per country, whose tag you enter in your settings. Commissions go to your account, never to BookLinks.
What about Kobo, Apple Books, Google Play?
For now, BookLinks only sends readers to Amazon.
How much does it cost?
BookLinks is free today, no credit card needed.
What do you know about my readers?
For each click: the date, the store, the country and the referring page. No IP address, no visitor identifier. E-mail addresses are only collected by your sales pages, with confirmation by e-mail.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes. You add your domain and prove you own it with a DNS record.
What about print?
You download a QR code for each link. It leads to the same book without your Associates tag, because Amazon's rules forbid tagged links on paper.