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Check affiliate links before you publish: Amazon tags, short links, redirects, duplicates and paid-link rel attributes. Know which links make money — and which are broken, untagged, or wrongly marked. You publish affiliate content. A wrong tag can send commission elsewhere, and a missing paid-link qualification creates a compliance/SEO cleanup job you should catch before publishing. Affiliate Link Inspector scans the page you're on — your draft, your live post, any page — and shows every outbound link that matters, grouped and explained: Amazon links — ASIN extracted, tag read, duplicates flagged. Your tag, verified — set your expected Associates tag (e.g. yoursite-20) and any link carrying a different tag is flagged instantly. Catch revenue leaks and copied-competitor links no generic link checker even looks for. Your own redirects — teach it your /go/, /find/, /recommend/ patterns with custom rules. No hard-coded assumptions. Paid-link qualification — rel="sponsored" passes, nofollow alone is marked for review, and a link with neither is flagged clearly. External links — every other outbound link, listed as information (not false alarms), so nothing on the page escapes review. Honest by design. A short link (amzn.to) hides its tag inside the redirect — the Inspector labels it tag hidden, never falsely "no tag." If you choose Reveal tag, it warns that following the link registers one real affiliate click, requires a second confirmation press, then saves the result locally so that short URL is never followed twice by the extension. It explains WHY. Every classification shows its reason — not just a colored dot. Jump to any link on the page, highlight them all, export to CSV/Markdown. It never rewrites your links. No tag injection, no destination changes, and no redirects through anyone's account. The scan runs locally in your browser: no account, no analytics, no telemetry, no server. Optional Check live and Reveal tag actions contact Amazon directly only after a user action and a narrow runtime permission request. Built by a publisher who runs six affiliate sites and uses this on every post before it goes live. Free. No paywall, no account.