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Quick start

There are two ways to get products onto a page — pick whichever fits how you like to work.

Option A — a storefront, then a shortcode

  1. Go to Affiliate Egg → Storefronts → Add storefront.

  2. Paste in one or more direct product URLs — the plain product-page links from the shop (not your affiliate links; see below).

  3. Save. Affiliate Egg reads each URL and stores the product data — title, price, image.

  4. Copy the storefront's shortcode and paste it into any post or page:

[affegg id=10]
Adding product URLs to a storefront

Then insert the shortcode into your post — type it, or use the Add storefront button in the editor toolbar to pick a storefront and drop it in for you.

Inserting the storefront's shortcode into a post

Option B — the Storefront block, all in the editor

Prefer to stay in the post editor? Add the Affiliate Egg Storefront block, paste your product (or category) URLs straight into it, and Affiliate Egg extracts the products and creates the storefront for you. You get a live preview, and you can switch templates and adjust output settings without leaving the editor.

Importing product URLs into the Storefront block
The block's live product preview in the editor

A few things that apply either way

  • Use plain product URLs, not your affiliate links. You'll turn them into affiliate links in one place (next point).

  • Turn on your affiliate links. When you save a storefront, each shop's domain is added to the Deeplink tab automatically. Open it and set your affiliate link for that domain — once per shop, and it applies to every product from it. See Deeplink settings.

  • Pull a whole category instead of a single product by pasting a category URL with this syntax:

  • Pick a template for how products look — see Templates.


That's the whole loop. Prices and stock refresh on their own (Price updates); if a shop ever blocks access, see When a shop blocks access.

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