MyFeeds / Networks
One plugin, every feed

If your network hands you a product feed, MyFeeds reads it

Every affiliate network delivers product data a little differently. MyFeeds sniffs format, delimiter and structure on its own, so the same plugin covers all of them. Pick your network for the specifics.

AWINFeed import guide → CJ AffiliateFeed import guide → TradeDoublerFeed import guide → ImpactFeed import guide → Rakuten AdvertisingFeed import guide → WebgainsFeed import guide → AdmitadFeed import guide → PepperjamFeed import guide → FlexOffersFeed import guide → Sovrn CommerceFeed import guide →

Amazon works, but not through a feed

Amazon is the exception on this page, and the reason it has no import guide: Amazon publishes no product feed file at all. MyFeeds pulls Amazon products live through Amazon's Creators API instead, so there is no URL to paste — you connect your Associates credentials once and search Amazon's catalogue from inside the editor.

Two things worth knowing before you count on it. Amazon opens Creators API access only to Associates accounts with ten qualified sales in thirty days, so a brand-new account cannot connect yet. And because it is a live API rather than a feed file, it sits on the Pro plan and above.

Your network isn't listed?

The list above covers the networks MyFeeds recognises with zero configuration. Generic CSV, TSV, XML and JSON feeds work too; the smart mapper figures out which column is which on its own. If your program publishes a feed file you can download, MyFeeds will almost certainly import it.

Start with your first feed, free

The free plugin covers one feed. Setup lands in five to ten minutes.

Add live product cards to my posts → Growing past one feed? See the plans