SuperHref — Detect dead Amazon/eBay links replace with related products

Hi all,

I’m working on SuperHref, a free tool that scans your forum for Amazon and eBay product links, checks each product’s availability in real time, and:

  • Insert Affiliation Tags to link with your affiliate tag so you earn the commission (It also respect and keep existing affiliate tags)
  • Replaces unavailable products with a carousel of in-stock, top-rated alternatives — visitors keep converting instead of bouncing on products that are no longer available or auctions that has already ended
  • Tracks every impression and click in a dashboard so you can see which posts drive revenue

The point isn’t the affiliate tags insertion (plenty of free plugins do that) — it’s the expired-link recovery. Forum threads accumulate product links over years; auctions end, items sell out, sellers delist. Without SuperHref those become dead conversions. With it, the visitor sees “this exact product is gone, but here are 5 similar buyable ones.”

Installation on Discourse (no extension required)

Discourse has the Customize Theme in the admin panel. Just paste one line there:

<script src="https://superhref.com/src/index.js" data-key="YOUR_API_KEY" async></script>

Hit save. That’s it — no composer requires, no JSON edits. The script lazy-runs after DOMContentLoaded and doesn’t block rendering.

Full per-platform install guide at Install guide — SuperHref

Beta — feedback wanted

This is a beta. I’d really value your feedback on:

  • Forum-specific quirks I haven’t thought of (we’ve already had to handle xenForo auto-linkified URLs)
  • The card display styles — List, Card, or Carousel — try them at Demo — SuperHref
  • Anything that breaks when you install on your live forum

Try it on the live demo first to see what the carousel/cards look like in a forum-thread layout: https://superhref.com

Sign up free at Sign up — SuperHref — you’ll get an API key immediately and can paste the snippet right after verifying your email.

Happy to answer any questions in the thread or via DM. Thanks for taking a look!

Have you already tried this on a Discourse instance? What were your findings?