

Best Picks Grid rendered on a live Tech My Money article with product images, Amazon data, savings, stock state, and CTA buttons.
TMM Affiliate Blocks helps publishers build clear, responsive affiliate product modules without hand-coding every article. Create Product Boxes, Deal Links, Link Embeds, reusable affiliate destinations, disclosures, editorial ratings, and cache-first Amazon-backed fields from Gutenberg, Elementor, or copy-ready shortcodes.
The plugin is built for editorial commerce workflows: reviews, buyer guides, deal posts, “best for” recommendations, and product mentions where readers need a clean call to action and publishers need policy-aware output.
The WordPress.org plugin is a useful free publishing toolkit, not a crippled trial. When a larger affiliate workflow needs automation and reporting, the separate TMM Affiliate Blocks Pro add-on adds Best Picks Grid, advanced comparison workflows, privacy-safe aggregate Click Analytics, Link Health, cache-health and refresh-queue tools, CSV import/export, reusable Saved Kits, style packs, and private licensed updates.
Current annual plans are Starter $25/year for 1 site, Growth $59/year for 3 sites, and Publisher $119/year for 10 sites. Pro requires this free plugin; payment, licensing, customer data, and private updater code are not included in the WordPress.org package.
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The plugin includes:
Amazon product data is shown only when the site owner configures supported credentials and the API/cache provides that field. The plugin does not scrape Amazon and does not invent price, stock, savings, Prime, merchant, or discount values when source data is missing. Amazon customer ratings and review counts are not imported; any rating-style editorial element must be entered by an editor and clearly treated as publisher judgment.
Manual retailer links remain editor-provided. If an editor enters a manual price, savings note, or retailer label, the plugin treats that value as editorial copy, not live retailer data.
By default, public pages render from cached/editor-provided data. The WordPress.org package does not store visitor click analytics, cookies, user profiles, clear IP addresses, or user-agent strings.
TMM Affiliate Blocks can connect to Amazon services when a site administrator configures Amazon credentials. These calls are made only from privileged WordPress workflows such as credential testing, product lookup, ASIN checks, and cache refresh. Logged-out public rendering is cache-only by default and does not call Amazon directly.
Service URL: https://creatorsapi.amazon/catalog/v1/
Purpose: retrieves product catalog data for exact ASIN lookups, keyword product lookups, and cache refreshes used by the plugin’s editorial modules.
Data sent: configured Amazon API credential values, marketplace, partner tag, ASINs, and editor-entered search keywords. The plugin does not send WordPress user profiles, cookies, click analytics events, clear IP addresses, user-agent strings, or full private affiliate-link registries to this service.
When data is sent: when an authorized administrator or editor runs a product lookup, ASIN smoke test, diagnostic check, cache refresh, or a related admin/editor workflow that explicitly requests Amazon product data.
Terms: https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/help/operating/policies and https://developer.amazon.com/support/legal/da
Privacy: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GX7NJQ4ZB8MHFRNJ
Service URLs:
https://api.amazon.com/auth/o2/tokenhttps://api.amazon.co.uk/auth/o2/tokenhttps://api.amazon.co.jp/auth/o2/tokenPurpose: exchanges configured Amazon credential values for an access token used to call the Amazon Creators API.
Data sent: configured Amazon credential ID, credential secret, credential version, and related OAuth token-request fields required by Amazon. The plugin does not send WordPress user profiles, cookies, click analytics events, clear IP addresses, user-agent strings, or full private affiliate-link registries to these token endpoints.
When data is sent: when an authorized administrator or editor runs an Amazon API workflow that needs a fresh token, such as a credential test, product lookup, ASIN check, diagnostic check, or cache refresh.
Terms: https://developer.amazon.com/support/legal/tou and https://developer.amazon.com/support/legal/da
Privacy: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GX7NJQ4ZB8MHFRNJ
Amazon product data is subject to Amazon’s applicable API, Associates, and marketplace terms. Site owners are responsible for using credentials and product data only where their Amazon account permits it.