For YouTube creators who earn from Amazon links
Your old videos still get views.
Their Amazon links may not earn anymore.
Products sell out, get discontinued or disappear, and Amazon doesn't tell you. We check every Amazon link in your video descriptions and send you a fix-list sorted by views, so you fix the ones that matter first.
No access to your YouTube or Amazon account needed. We only read public video descriptions.
of Amazon links we checked were not earning. In November 2026 we hand-checked 210 Amazon links from the most-watched videos of 14 DIY, tools and review channels (10K–500K subscribers). 61 of them pointed to products that were unavailable or no longer existed. 13 of the 14 channels had at least two.
A small sample, checked by hand. Your number may be higher or lower; the free spot-check tells you.
How it works
- 1
Send your channel link
That's all we need. No logins, no API keys, no browser extension.
- 2
We scan every description
Our scanner collects every affiliate link across all your videos. Then each Amazon link is checked: is the product still for sale?
- 3
You get a fix-list
A spreadsheet: video → link → what's wrong, sorted by video views. Fix the top rows first; they're where the clicks are.
What the report looks like
Example rows, not a real channel.
| Video | Views | Link | Problem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best budget cordless drill (2022) | 1.4M | amzn.to/3xY… | Currently unavailable |
| 10 tools every beginner needs | 860K | amzn.to/2Qp… | Page no longer exists |
| Camping stove review | 410K | amzn.to/4bR… | No featured offers |
| Garage organization tour | 230K | geni.us/Kt… | Short link broken |
Pricing
Free spot-check
- 15 Amazon links from your most-watched older videos
- Which ones are broken and why
- Sent by email, usually within 2 days
Full channel audit
- Every affiliate link in every video description
- Amazon availability check for each product
- Spreadsheet sorted by video views
- Delivered within 48 hours
- Fewer than 5 broken links found? Full refund.
FAQ
Do you need access to my YouTube or Amazon account?
No. Video descriptions are public. We only need your channel link.
Is this automated?
Partly. Our scanner collects and checks every link on your channel. Amazon product availability is verified for each product, and we review the results before sending them, so you don't get false alarms.
Which links do you check?
All Amazon links (amzn.to, link.amazon, amazon.com and other Amazon stores) plus other links in your descriptions: broken pages, dead domains and broken short links.
What if the audit doesn't find much?
If we find fewer than 5 broken or unavailable links on your channel, you get a full refund.
Who is behind this?
A solo developer. I built TubeLinkAudit after checking creators' links by hand and finding that roughly every fourth link in older videos no longer earned anything. Write to me any time; you'll get a reply from a person.