Upload your affiliate product feed. MyFeeds builds product cards in your own design in minutes, and a whole storefront when you want one.


Not the traffic. The three things that happen after the reader arrives.
A row of blue links and borrowed thumbnails tells a reader you are passing them on to someone else. A shop tells them they have arrived.
Copy the link, save the image, retype the price, format the block, repeat. That is an afternoon per roundup that should have gone into the next post.
Prices move, sizes sell out, merchants pull products. Your best post keeps sending readers to a page that no longer exists.
A shop, in your own design, from the feed you already have. MyFeeds reads your affiliate feed and turns it into product cards that carry your colours, your fonts and your spacing. And because they read from the feed, prices and stock keep themselves right without you.
One feed per retailer. Name it, paste the URL, done. MyFeeds detects the network, works out which column is which, and imports in the background while you carry on.
Search your whole catalogue inside the post editor, narrow it by brand, colour or sale, and add what you want to the selection. No new tab, no copy, no paste, no missed link.


Your readers see current prices, current stock, your affiliate link baked in. Every card refreshes itself, next month and next year.
Price updated · just now


Colours, typography, spacing, hover behaviour. Set it once, and every card across every post you have ever published catches up before the next reader lands.
A glimpse of the Pro editor. The live screen opens plenty more.
The same feeds, on your own domain, with the categories, filters and sorting your readers know from every shop they use. Nothing gives away that it started as a data file.
Part of the E-commerce tier
Turn my feeds into a shop →Nothing about the way you write changes. Everything about how it looks, and how long it stays true, does.
The price your reader sees today is the price on the merchant's checkout right now. No manual touch-ups, no stale numbers under a "today's deal" headline.
Dead products surface so you can replace them. Stock that comes back lights up again. Nothing decays silently behind your last post.
Paste your feed URL, pick your products, hit publish. Most setups land in five to ten minutes, and every post after that is faster.
Match your card to your site in a visual editor with live preview. Colours, typography, spacing, hover behaviour. Your design system, not someone else's.
A nightly sync refreshes products in your live posts. A weekly full import catches everything else. If a sync stumbles mid-run, the plugin recovers on its own.
Every product lives in your own WordPress database. Visitors don't wait on a third-party server, and nothing about them is sent off-site when a page loads.
Track which posts, products and brands turn clicks into commissions. Conversions pulled back in from your network land in the same dashboard. No more switching tabs to do the math.
E-commerce tier: turn the same feed into a full storefront on your domain, with the categories, filters and design you choose. Visitors browse the way they'd browse any retailer's site.
E-commerce tier: structured data, sitemaps and bulk meta tools so your storefront earns the same SERP treatment as the real ones. None of it asks anything technical from you.
Because they help you paste links faster. This one gives you a shop.
Affiliate networks hand every publisher a product feed: one file listing everything a merchant sells, with prices, images, stock and your tracking links already in it. Almost nobody uses it, because on its own it is a spreadsheet with a hundred thousand rows.
MyFeeds is the WordPress plugin that turns that file into something a reader wants to look at. It imports the feed into your own database, gives you a search box inside the post editor, and renders whatever you pick as product cards styled to match your site. On the E-commerce tier the same catalogue becomes a browsable storefront on your domain.
The plugin re-reads your feed every night and updates the cards that are already live in your posts, so prices and stock stay right without you opening anything. Products a merchant has removed get flagged, with a list of the posts still pointing at them. A weekly full import catches everything the nightly pass doesn't.
Everything lives in your own WordPress database. No product images are proxied, no third-party server is contacted when a page loads, and nothing about your visitors leaves your site.
The free plugin covers your first feed. When your catalogue and your audience grow past it, the upgrade happens inside your WordPress dashboard. Your posts, your settings and your data carry over.
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Begin on the free plan and move up when you're ready. Every upgrade keeps your existing feeds and posts intact. First time? The setup guide walks you through it.
Quick answers before you install.
If your network gives you a product feed URL, MyFeeds reads it. AWIN, CJ, TradeDoubler, Impact, Rakuten, Webgains, Admitad, Pepperjam, FlexOffers and Sovrn are recognised out of the box. Generic CSV, TSV, XML and JSON feeds work too — the smart mapper figures out which column is which on its own.
It still works. MyFeeds recognises the format on its own, and when a merchant leaves a column out or empty, it looks for the same information elsewhere in the row instead of giving up. A messy feed doesn't break your import.
No. The free version lives on WordPress.org and covers one feed, the smart search, the grid layout, manual plus nightly sync. Upgrade only when you outgrow it.
The Starter and Pro trials are 7 days, the E-commerce trial is 14 days. If you don't continue, your plugin falls back to the free tier. Your existing feeds, posts and configuration stay intact.
Most setups land in five to ten minutes. Paste your feed URL, MyFeeds imports and maps it. Open the block editor, type two letters, drop a card in. That's the loop.
On your own WordPress site, in your own database. The plugin doesn't proxy product images, doesn't ping a third-party server when a page loads, and doesn't send anything about your visitors anywhere.
No code, no command line, no terminal. If you can install a WordPress plugin and paste a URL, you're done.
Nightly sync flags it. The plugin tells you which posts still link to it, and you replace it with a working alternative. Old posts stop quietly pointing at 404s.
If your network isn't on this list but it hands you a product feed URL, it almost certainly works too. MyFeeds reads the most common feed formats and figures out the field structure on its own.
First cards live in about five minutes. Begin on the free plan and move up when you're ready.
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