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The extension that converts the deal right on the product page
Open a product page on Amazon.in, Flipkart, Myntra, Croma or Shopsy and the extension puts two buttons on it — Convert Only and Convert & Share. It reads the product you are looking at, writes the deal in your own message format, swaps in your affiliate link, and hands it to your Affiliaters account to post. It now runs in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera, and in Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Two buttons, where you already are
- Convert Only — your affiliate link and the finished deal text come back to you
- Convert & Share — convert and post to your channels in the same click
- Works on Amazon.in, Flipkart, Myntra, Croma and Shopsy product and listing pages
- On any other site, open the popup and it converts that tab's link — it reads only the title and URL
- Nothing is added to pages outside those five stores until you open the popup yourself
It reads the page for you
- Title, price, MRP, coupon and product image are picked off the page — you type nothing
- Card & bank offers too. Amazon keeps those on a separate offers page, so the extension opens it in a background tab for a moment, reads the offer lines and closes it
- Your own template renders it all — 17 placeholders for title, price, MRP, coupon and card offers
- It does the maths: the pay-after-coupon or pay-after-card-offer price, worked out for you
- Lines with nothing to show simply disappear — you never post “Coupon:” followed by nothing
- Every conversion is saved in History, so an old deal can go out again in one tap
Best part of the Affiliaters extension
Now on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera — and Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Your message format
Write the template once and every deal comes out in your words — your emoji, your line order, the price after the coupon and the card offer. Conditions and maths are built in, so a line only shows when the product actually has it.
Your switches, per store
Nothing is on until you turn it on. Per shopping site you decide whether the buttons show, whether the product image is attached, and whether Autopost is allowed at all — and while Autopost is on, the extension says so on screen with the off switch in the same place.
FAQ's About Browser Extension
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Right now the convert buttons appear on Amazon.in, Flipkart, Myntra, Croma and Shopsy — on product pages and listing pages.
The live list is always in the extension’s settings, where every store has its own switch. We add or remove stores over time; any retail site with an affiliate programme is a candidate. Your browser may ask you to approve access to a newly added store before it works.
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On those five stores it reads the product details the page already shows you — title, price, MRP, coupon, image and the product URL — and sends the product URL to Affiliaters to build your affiliate link.
On every other website it adds nothing and reads nothing until you open the popup yourself, and then only that tab’s title and URL. It carries no advertising or analytics trackers, does not collect your browsing history, and talks only to Affiliaters’ own servers.
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Flipkart Best Value offers are on the product page, so they are read straight off it.
Amazon is different — it does not put card-offer details in the product page at all, not even hidden in its code. So when a conversion needs them, the extension briefly opens Amazon’s own offers page for that product in a background tab, reads the offer lines, and closes it. It uses your normal Amazon session, opens no other page, and reads nothing else from it.
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Yes. The same extension runs in Safari on iOS, iPadOS and macOS, with the same buttons on the same stores — so a deal you spot on your phone can go out from your phone.
On Apple devices the finished deal can also go into the system Share Sheet, so you can send it to any app you like instead of posting through your account. Safari asks your permission before the extension can use a site, and you can review or revoke that in Safari settings at any time.
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Under Settings → Message format you write the template once, and every deal is rendered into it. Seventeen placeholders are available:
The product — {{title}} {{name}} {{price}} {{mrp}} {{link}} {{website}}
Worked out for you — {{off}} {{discount}} {{finalprice}} {{coupon}} {{coupon_amt}}
Bank & card offers — {{card_bank}} {{card_type}} {{card_offer}} {{card_off}} {{card_off_pct}} {{card_off_amt}}🔥 {{title}}
💰 Now {{price}} (MRP {{mrp}})
📉 {{off}} off — you save {{discount}}
{{if coupon}}🎫 Coupon: {{coupon}}{{endif}}
{{if card_off_amt}}➡ Effective {{math price - coupon_amt - card_off_amt}}{{endif}}🛒 {{link}}
{{if}} drops a line when the product has nothing to put in it, {{math}} works out the price after a coupon or a card offer, and {{compose}} joins text and fields into one line that vanishes entirely if the fields are empty. {{link}} is the one placeholder you cannot leave out.
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Autopost hands a converted deal to your Affiliaters account, which posts it to the destinations you connected there. One rule governs it: nothing is automated until you automate it.
It is off by default, per shopping site. While it is on, the extension keeps an on-screen indicator telling you automated posting is active, and the same place switches it off. It uses your own template, destinations and affiliate IDs, it will not repost the same product for 60 minutes, and it stops the moment you switch it off, sign out or uninstall.
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The extension formats the deal; your account delivers it. Every link is converted with your own affiliate IDs, shortened on your own domain, run through your Replacer and Blacklist rules, given your header and footer, and posted to Telegram, WhatsApp, X (Twitter), Facebook, Discord and WordPress.
Your conversion history stays in the extension too, so you can send an old deal again without hunting for the product page.
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The extension asks for the least it can: storage for your settings and login state, activeTab and scripting to read the page you are actively viewing and place the buttons, declarativeNetRequest (Chrome and Edge only) purely for the Amazon offers fetch above, and host access to the supported stores plus *.affiliaters.in. No other site is ever accessed automatically.
The full documents: Extension Privacy Policy and Extension Terms of Use. They cover the Chrome Web Store Limited Use disclosure and the Apple / Safari statements. Note they apply to the store builds — the GitHub / self-hosted build ships its own PRIVACY.md and TERMS.md inside the download.
