Affiliate link tracking for creators that shows what actually earns
You cannot grow what you cannot see. Favly gives you affiliate link tracking for creators, so you know which recommendations get clicks, which convert, and which pay.
Direct answer
Affiliate link tracking for creators measures how the products you recommend perform, from clicks to actual sales. Favly tracks every favorite on your storefront at favly.com/@you: it shows clicks per link, conversions, and revenue attribution so you can see which recommendation earned which commission. For AI and SaaS tools, it separates one-time from recurring commissions so you understand the income that keeps coming. You can spot which posts drive buyers and which tools your audience actually acts on, then feature the winners. Tracking is honest and per-link, with no inflated projections, only the clicks and revenue your recommendations really produced.
Clicks, conversions, revenue
Favly ties each affiliate link to its clicks, its conversions, and the revenue it earned, so you see the full path from recommendation to payout.
Know your best recommendations
Attribution shows which tools your audience actually buys, so you can feature the picks that earn and drop the ones that do not.
Recurring income made visible
Tracking separates one-time from recurring SaaS commissions, so you can see the income that keeps arriving month after month.
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At a glance
Where creators track affiliate links, and which number each option can actually show
Every option below counts something. The difference is whether it can connect a click on your page to the commission a program paid for it. Taps are free to count and easy to misread. Commission per link is the number that tells you what to pin first, and it needs each program's report matched back to the link that earned it.
| Where you track | What it counts | Covers every program you use | Shows commission per link | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Each program's own dashboard | Clicks, orders and commission for that program | No, one dashboard per program | Only inside that program | Free |
| Amazon tracking IDs | Amazon orders and commission per tracking ID | No, Amazon only | Per tracking ID, if you create one per placement | Free with Associates |
| Link in bio analytics (Linktree Starter) | Taps per button | Yes, any URL | No, taps only | $72 a year |
| A spreadsheet you reconcile | Whatever you paste into it | Yes, if you keep it up | Only if you tag links and match rows by hand | Your time every month |
| Favly analytics and revenue attribution (Pro) | Clicks per card plus imported commission rows | Yes, any affiliate program | Yes, matched by the Favly tag in each program's sub ID field | $288 a year |
Questions creators ask
Questions creators ask about affiliate link tracking
How do creators track affiliate links?
Most creators check each program's own dashboard and count taps on their link page, which leaves the two numbers in different places. The better method is to tag every link with a sub ID, then match each program's commission report back to the link that earned it. Favly Pro does that matching for you.
Can I see which affiliate link earned the most?
Yes, if each link carries a unique tag the program reports back. Put the Favly tag in the program's sub ID or tracking ID field, import the commission report each month, and Favly shows earnings per link and per collection, including a separate line for commission it could not match.
Is click tracking enough for affiliate marketing?
No. Clicks show interest, not income. A link can get the most taps on your page and earn nothing, because the follower bought outside the cookie window or on a product that pays 1%. Earnings per click, which needs both clicks and commission for the same link, is the number worth ranking by.
Does Favly track affiliate sales automatically?
Favly counts clicks on every card automatically. Sales and commission come from the programs themselves, so Favly imports each program's commission report, as a CSV or entered by hand, and attributes the rows to your links. Programs pay you directly and Favly takes no fee on commission.
How much does affiliate link tracking cost for creators?
Program dashboards and Amazon tracking IDs are free but split across programs. Link page analytics start around $72 a year and report taps only. Favly Pro is $288 a year, billed yearly, and includes revenue attribution across every program you use, plus a custom domain.
Go deeper
Clicks are the easiest metric to gather and the easiest to misread, since a click outside the cookie window earns nothing. How to track affiliate link clicks covers what to instrument, and affiliate cookie windows explained covers why attribution fails more often than creators expect.
Once the numbers are trustworthy, the next question is when the money lands, which varies widely by program; see when affiliate programs pay. For the broader tooling picture, affiliate link management covers keeping links working as programs change.
If most of your income is Amazon, the best Amazon affiliate link tracker for creators compares tracking IDs, Geniuslink and Lasso on the one number each of them leaves out, and our affiliate link manager shows how every link you share is kept, swapped and tagged in one place.
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