Pick products from your affiliate feed inside the WordPress block editor. Drop them into any post as polished, always-current product cards. No copy-paste, no dead links, no manual updates.
Setup in 5 minutes.
Your post, a search box, and the products you want. No tabs, no copy-paste, no leaving the editor.
In Pro, you change colors, corner radius and layout to fit your site. See the editor →
Pick the products in the WordPress block editor. Hit publish. Your visitors get this: current prices, current stock, your affiliate link baked in.
Simplified visualisation — the real cards may differ in detail from what you see here.
You stop maintaining your affiliate posts. They stay fresh anyway.
Every roundup, every gift guide, every product page stays quietly looked after, while you focus on the next post.
The price your reader sees today is the price on the merchant's checkout right now. No manual touch-ups, no stale numbers under a "today's deal" headline.
Dead products surface so you can replace them. Stock that comes back lights up again. Nothing decays silently behind your last post.
Two letters in the editor, the product appears, you click, the card is in. No new tab, no copy, no paste, no missed link.
Match your card to your site in a visual editor with live preview. Colours, typography, spacing, hover behaviour. Your design system, not someone else's.
A nightly sync refreshes products in your live posts. A weekly full import catches everything else. If a sync stumbles mid-run, the plugin recovers on its own.
Every product lives in your own WordPress database. Visitors don't wait on a third-party server, and nothing about them is sent off-site when a page loads.
Track which posts, products and brands turn clicks into commissions. Conversions pulled back in from your network land in the same dashboard. No more switching tabs to do the math.
Business tier: turn the same feed into a full storefront on your domain, with the categories, filters and design you choose. Visitors browse the way they'd browse any retailer's site.
Business tier: structured data, sitemaps and bulk meta tools so your storefront earns the same SERP treatment as the real ones. None of it asks anything technical from you.
The free plugin covers your first feed. When your catalogue and your audience grow past it, the upgrade happens inside your WordPress dashboard. Your posts, your settings and your data carry over.
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Begin on the free plan and move up when you're ready. Every upgrade keeps your existing feeds and posts intact. First time? The setup guide walks you through it.
Quick answers before you install.
If your network gives you a product feed URL, MyFeeds reads it. AWIN, CJ, TradeDoubler, Impact, Rakuten, Webgains, Admitad, Pepperjam, FlexOffers and Sovrn are recognised out of the box. Generic CSV, TSV, XML and JSON feeds work too — the smart mapper figures out which column is which on its own.
The plugin sniffs format, delimiter and structure on its own. If a column it expected is missing or empty for a row, a self-healing repair pass walks the ranked candidate list and swaps in the next column that genuinely carries data. A merchant dropping a field doesn't break your import.
No. The free version lives on WordPress.org and covers one feed, the smart search, the grid layout, manual plus nightly sync. Upgrade only when you outgrow it.
The Pro trial is 7 days, the Business trial is 14 days. If you don't continue, your plugin falls back to the free tier. Your existing feeds, posts and configuration stay intact.
Most setups land in five to ten minutes. Paste your feed URL, MyFeeds imports and maps it. Open the block editor, type two letters, drop a card in. That's the loop.
On your own WordPress site, in your own database. The plugin doesn't proxy product images, doesn't ping a third-party server when a page loads, and doesn't send anything about your visitors anywhere.
No code, no command line, no terminal. If you can install a WordPress plugin and paste a URL, you're done.
Nightly sync flags it. The plugin tells you which posts still link to it, and you replace it with a working alternative. Old posts stop quietly pointing at 404s.
If your network isn't on this list but it hands you a product feed URL, it almost certainly works too. MyFeeds reads the most common feed formats and figures out the field structure on its own.