For affiliate creators
If you earn from Amazon links, brand deals and discount codes, Swazy gives your link in bio three things a list of buttons can't: a “Shop my picks” grid with your own photos, a Code Wallet where every brand code is a pass followers copy in one tap on the way to the store, and the commission disclosure added for you — including Amazon's required statement. You see which picks and codes people actually tap.
Add each product with your Amazon, LTK or brand link, a name, your photo and a one-line note on why you love it. For most brand stores, Fill in reads the name, photo and price for you.
Add each brand code with what it gets people and the last day it works. Codes stack into your Code Wallet and leave your page by themselves when they expire.
Followers tap a pass, the code is copied, and the brand's store opens with it ready to paste at checkout.
The TikTok link-in-bio problem
TikTok limits external link chains in its in-app browser and pushes people out to their phone's browser — which is where most link-in-bio sales die. Swazy was engineered so the whole journey never forms a chain: your followers tap, try, pay and start without ever leaving TikTok (or Instagram).
You never have to leave Swazy to make, host, sell or run your products. Cancel the stack.
Canva· Designing your ebook, workbook, challenge or course
150 designed product templates, 10 story styles, a full PDF designer and a built-in stock photo library. You design it in Swazy.
ChatGPT· Writing and planning the product
Swazy's AI writes and builds the whole product in your voice — from one sentence or your own notes and PDFs — then edits your page, prices and emails for you.
Kajabi, Teachable· Hosting your course
Full courses with modules and lessons, videos, quizzes and progress, in a member classroom your buyers log in to.
Stan, Beacons, Linktree· Your link in bio and checkout
77 link-in-bio designs with checkout on the page, memberships, payment plans, discount codes, order bumps, upsells and bundles.
Kit, Mailchimp· Emailing your list
Email marketing and automations to your own list — welcome, launch, after-purchase and free-to-paid emails — built in.
Calendly· Booking 1:1 calls
Paid or free call booking against your working hours, with calendar invites.
Group-challenge and community tools· Running a challenge with a group
Groups with start dates, days that open for everyone at once, live calls and webinars with reminder emails (bring your Zoom or Meet link), replays, submissions and every member's progress.
Google Drive, Gumroad· Delivering files and videos
Files, resources and lesson videos (upload clips or link YouTube, Vimeo or Loom) delivered inside the product, unlocked the moment someone pays.
Your discount codes look like passes in a phone wallet, stacked in your brand colors. Tap one and it lifts out; Copy & shop copies the code and opens the store in the same tab — the way TikTok and Instagram's in-app browsers handle best. If a phone won't allow copying, the code stays on screen to press and hold.
Add your TikToks, Reels and YouTube videos to a “Shop my videos” row and tick what's in each one. Followers tap the video, watch it right on your page, and everything from it — picks, codes and your own products — sits underneath.
Every brand on your page gets its own link automatically — swazy.bio/@you/gymshark — with just that brand's codes and picks. Put it in a brand-deal caption or send it to the brand; nothing to set up.
Whenever affiliate picks or codes are on your page, Swazy shows a clear note that you may earn a commission, and adds Amazon's “As an Amazon Associate…” statement when you have Amazon links. Affiliate links are marked as sponsored for search engines. You still disclose in your own posts, as the FTC expects.
Amazon doesn't allow showing prices or copying its product photos outside Amazon, so Swazy never shows a price on an Amazon pick and never copies from Amazon's pages — you use your own photo.
The same page can sell your own products too — a guide, a challenge, a course or a 1:1 call — with checkout right on the page. Many affiliates start with picks and codes, then add a product of their own.
Yes — add the video, tick what's in it, and it shows in your Shop my videos row. The video plays on your page with every product and code from it underneath.
Every brand on your page automatically gets one, like swazy.bio/@you/gymshark, showing only that brand's codes and picks.
Yes. Add them as product picks. Swazy adds Amazon's required disclosure statement to your page and follows Amazon's rules on prices and photos for you.
Each code is a pass in your Code Wallet: visitors tap Copy & shop, the code is copied and the brand's store opens so they can paste it at checkout. Set a last day and it disappears from your page after that.
Yes — every pick, code and link shows its taps and code copies from the last 30 days, and Swazy's AI can use them to suggest what to post next.