You can rank a page and still barely earn from it. This tool scores the half of the job that SEO tools ignore: once a reader is on the page, is it built to turn them into a click? It reads every affiliate link — the anchor text, where it sits, how it’s styled — plus your disclosure and decision aids, and returns an Affiliate Optimization Score with the specific fixes, ranked by impact.
The conversion layer of your money pages
Three things quietly cap affiliate revenue, and none of them show up in a rankings report. Weak CTAs— “here,” a bare product name — instead of “Check price on Amazon.” The money link buried at the bottom, past the point most readers scroll. And an untagged Amazon link that earns $0 no matter how well the page ranks. This score surfaces all of them, plus the FTC-critical detail of whether your disclosure actually appears beforethe first affiliate link. Fix these and the same traffic earns more — no new rankings required.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Affiliate Content Score measure?
It scores how well a page is monetised and set up to convert — not whether it ranks. Five categories: monetisation coverage (are there affiliate links, at a healthy density, surfaced early rather than buried), CTA quality (action-oriented anchor text like 'check price', button-style CTAs, repeated placement), disclosure & compliance (a disclosure that appears before the first affiliate link, rel="sponsored", and tagged Amazon links), decision aids (comparison table or pros/cons, images, social proof), and trust (author, freshness, external corroboration). You get an overall score and a fix list ranked by impact.
How is this different from the Product Roundup Analyzer?
They ask different questions. The Roundup Analyzer asks 'is this a good review?' — structure, testing, product depth, schema. This asks 'is this page actually converting readers into clicks?' — CTA wording, where the money link sits, link density, disclosure position. A page can be a great review that under-monetises, or a thin page that converts hard. Run both on your money pages; this is the conversion layer, the Roundup Analyzer is the quality layer, and the SEO Analyzer is the rankings layer.
Why does CTA wording matter so much?
Because the anchor text is the click. 'Click here' or a bare product name gives the reader no reason to act and wastes the link for SEO too; 'Check price on Amazon' or 'See today's deal' tells them exactly what happens next. Swapping weak anchors for action CTAs is one of the highest-leverage, lowest-effort changes on an affiliate page — and it's something no generic SEO tool flags.
How does it analyze the page?
You paste a URL and our server fetches the live public HTML and reads every affiliate link — its anchor text, position on the page, styling, and rel attribute — plus the disclosure text and decision-aid elements. It reads only the public page, follows redirects safely, and never stores what you score. No login, no dependencies.
Does it store the URLs I score?
No. The score runs on request and nothing about the pages you enter is logged or saved.