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AMAZON AFFILIATE TRAFFIC TO EARNINGS LAB

Trace how traffic moves towards commission

Model how product-link clicks, qualifying orders and your own commission assumptions change a monthly scenario.

All money is shown in pounds sterling (£). Use your own current account data and assumptions.

3D illustration of website visitors flowing through a product-link card to an order box and pound coin.
Follow each step in the funnel, then test one change at a time.

Turn a traffic estimate into a testable model

Enter one month of visits, product-link click rate, qualifying order rate and your effective commission assumptions. The lab estimates clicks, orders, eligible sales and commission, then compares two rate changes separately and together.

This is a planning calculation only. Amazon rates and qualifying-purchase rules vary and can change. Check the current Amazon UK commission schedule and use figures from your own account where available.

Enter your current monthly funnel

Use one consistent period and the same traffic source for each rate. These fields do not connect to Amazon or your analytics.

Choose rates for your next test

Change either rate or both. The other inputs stay fixed so the effect is easy to compare.

Use your own data. The form starts blank. If you do not have a measured rate yet, label it as an assumption and treat the result as a question to test.

Enter your monthly data and test rates to compare scenarios.

How this affiliate traffic calculator works

Monthly visits are multiplied by your product-link click rate to estimate clicks. The click estimate is multiplied by your qualifying order rate to estimate orders. The model then applies your average qualifying basket, effective commission rate and returns adjustment. Test scenarios change only the rates you select.

Amazon’s commission schedule and qualifying-purchase rules can change. Check the current official UK guidance before relying on a rate or publishing affiliate content.

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