affkite

How it works

One line of script turns the shop links already inside your posts into affiliate links. Readers see no difference, and your existing ad revenue is untouched.

What changes when you install it

Before

A reader clicks this, buys the product, and you earn nothing.

<a href="https://buybeautykorea.com/product/toner">this toner</a>
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After (automatic)

The same link becomes a tracked affiliate link. The reader still lands on exactly the same product page.

<a href="https://affkite.com/r/6?pid=12&u=…">this toner</a> → redirects to buybeautykorea.com/product/toner in under 0.1s

You never reopen an old post. The moment the tag is live it applies retroactively to everything you have ever published — 300 posts or 3,000, same effort.

What it looks like once it's live

Nothing changes for the reader. The destination is identical and the hop is invisible.

Your blog post 3 toners that fixed my dry skin this toner reader clicks 0.1s Merchant product page Hydrating Toner 200ml $30.00 Add to cart Exactly where they intended to go via affkite.com (0.1s, no visible step) commission on confirmed purchase
Your blog post 3 toners for dry skin this toner reader clicks · 0.1s hop Merchant product page Hydrating Toner $30.00 Add to cart Same page as intended commission on confirmed purchase

No banners or popups are added to your posts. Only the link target changes, and sponsored nofollow is applied automatically for search-engine policy.

Where to paste the tag

Signup issues a line like this, with your own ID:

<script src="https://affkite.com/t/YOUR_ID.js" async></script>

The location is the same on every platform — just before </body> in the layout shared by all pages. You add it once, not per post, and it covers your whole archive.

WordPress

Recommended — use a plugin (survives theme changes)

  1. Install and activate WPCode or Insert Headers and Footers.
  2. Paste into the Footer (before-body-close) field and save.

Editing footer.php directly works too, but a theme update can wipe it.

Ghost / newsletters
  1. Go to Settings → Code injection.
  2. Paste into Site Footer and save.
Blogger / Blogspot
  1. Blogger admin → Theme.
  2. On your active theme choose ▾ → Edit HTML.
  3. Paste just above </body> and save.
Your own site

Put it before </body> in the shared layout — app/layout.tsx in Next.js, app.vue in Nuxt, or your common footer partial for a static site.

How to confirm it's working

  1. In your console, paste one of your post URLs into Verify install and press the button.
  2. We fetch that page, look for your tag, and tell you immediately.
  3. Once found, the Install the tag step in your checklist flips to done.

To check by hand: view page source and search for affkite.com/t/. If hovering a shop link shows affkite.com/r/…, it's working.

If a reader spends $30, what do you get?

Assuming the merchant pays a 10% commission.

Your own affiliate IDOur programme
Reader spends$30.00$30.00
Merchant commission (10%)$3.00$3.00
You keep$3.00 (100%)$2.25–2.46 (75–82%)
Affkite keeps$0.00$0.54–0.75

If you have your own affiliate account, we take nothing. We only charge on merchants where you have no account and we supplied the programme – 18–25% depending on the programme, and never more than 8% of the sale. Commission rates vary by merchant (3–13%) and we publish the per-programme rate in your console.

Your existing revenue is untouched

AdSense and display ads — unaffected. We only process shop links in your content. Ad slots are never touched.

Affiliate links you already placed — left alone. If a link already carries an affiliate parameter, we don't touch it.

Links that cannot earn — not rewritten at all. If there's no programme for that merchant, the link stays as it is. You will never see clicks piling up against zero revenue.

So this is your current revenue plus new revenue from links that were earning nothing. We are not taking a share of what you already have.

When and how you get paid

  1. A reader buys.
  2. The merchant confirms the order after its return window — typically 15–60 days.
  3. Once 60 days have passed since confirmation, the balance becomes withdrawable. That is when the affiliate networks settle with us — we pay out of money actually received, which is why the wait exists.
  4. Request a payout from KRW 30,000 upward. It is wired to the account you register.
  5. Korean individuals: 3.3% business-income withholding is deducted. Registered businesses are paid in full and issue a tax invoice.

Your console shows withdrawable and pending settlement as separate figures, including when the pending amount unlocks. Nothing is hidden.

Why not just do it yourself?

You cannot hand-edit your archive. Converting every link across hundreds of posts is not realistic. The tag does it at once.

Every merchant has its own signup, link format and payout cycle. We absorb that and you watch one number in one console.

If you already have accounts, we charge nothing. In that case we only do the link conversion and the reporting.

FAQ

Does this hurt the reader experience?
The destination is identical and the redirect is under 0.1s. No popups, banners or extra ads. Links get sponsored nofollow automatically, so search-engine policy is respected.
Will it slow my site down?
The tag loads async, is under 1KB compressed, and is cached at CDN edges worldwide. It never blocks rendering.
Your merchant list looks small right now.
It is — we are still adding programmes. That is exactly why connecting your own affiliate IDs (0% commission to us) is the real value today. The live merchant list is published on our homepage.
Any signup or monthly fee?
None. We only share in revenue when revenue happens.

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