FACEBOOK AUTOMATION · PAGESYour Facebook Pages post themselves.
Connect once with your own Facebook token, tick the Pages that should receive deals, and every conversion goes out with your affiliate links intact. Pages only — Meta's API does not allow posting to a personal profile, so this works with Pages you manage, never your own timeline.
Connect once. Then choose
Page by Page.
After you connect, Affiliaters lists the Pages your account manages. Each one gets its own posting switch, so a Page you use for something else stays untouched.
- Every Page you manage is listed — with its name, username and Page ID
- Start or stop posting per Page — one button, takes effect immediately
- Disconnect whenever you want — log out on the same screen and posting stops immediately
- Same deal, same links — your affiliate IDs, your template, your Replacer rules
Set it up once, then stop thinking about it.
Add your Facebook token
Generate a long-lived token from your own free Facebook app — the step-by-step guide takes about ten minutes, once — and save it on the Facebook screen in your dashboard.
Pick your Pages
Your Pages appear as a list. Switch posting on for the deal Pages and leave the rest alone — you can change your mind on any Page at any time.
Deals publish automatically
Every conversion from the converter, the extension or the Forwarder posts through, with your affiliate IDs applied and your own message template.
Why it works with Pages and only Pages.
This is the first thing worth knowing, because it decides whether the feature is useful to you at all. Meta's Graph API does not permit an application to publish to a personal profile. Any tool that claims to auto-post deals to your personal Facebook timeline is either doing something Meta does not sanction, or it is not doing what it says.
So Affiliaters posts to Pages. If your deal audience already follows a Page, this fits straight into what you have. If everything you do runs off a personal profile or inside Facebook Groups, create a Page first — it takes a few minutes and it is the only route that is stable long term.
Where it fits alongside everything else
Facebook is rarely the first channel a deal poster sets up, and it does not need to be. The value here is that it costs nothing extra once the rest is running: one conversion already fans out to Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord and WordPress, so adding a Page is a switch, not a second workflow. Links are converted with your own affiliate IDs and shortened on your own domain before they ever reach it.
Two honest notes. Facebook connections are held together by an access token, and long tokens expire after roughly 60 days — if posting stops, generate a fresh token (the guide makes it a minute's work once your app exists) and save it on the same screen. And reach on a Page is entirely Meta's decision: we can publish the post, we cannot make Facebook show it to people. Anyone promising you distribution is promising something they do not control.
When a token stops working
Meta issues access tokens with a lifetime, and they expire whether or not you are using them. When one does, publishing to that Page stops until you reconnect. Nothing is lost — your Pages, your settings and your posting history stay exactly as they were — but deals queued behind an expired token do not go out retroactively, so it is worth reconnecting promptly rather than discovering it a week later.
Reconnecting is the same one-click login you did the first time. Affiliaters re-reads the Pages your account manages, and any Page you have gained since appears in the list; any you have lost access to disappears from it. You are never asked to re-enter a password, because the login happens on Meta's side and Affiliaters only receives the token that comes back.
Two things commonly look like a bug and are not. If a Page is missing from the list, check your role on it — Meta only permits publishing from a role that has content permissions, so an analyst or advertiser role will authenticate happily and still not be able to post. And if a Page publishes for a while then stops on its own, that is almost always the token reaching the end of its life rather than anything about the deal itself.
Groups are a separate matter. Meta's API does not offer the publishing access that would make automated Group posting work the way Page posting does, so Affiliaters does not pretend to offer it.
What it costs
Facebook is included on every plan — no addon, no per-Page charge. See what else comes with each plan on the pricing page. Setup steps live in the docs, or ask @AffiliatersHelpBot — a human answers.