Purpose-built test website · Intentional link errors · No real products
↗SnapThatDeal / demo
● Public scan target · Not a real store

A tiny test store.
A lot of link problems.

Run your affiliate link auditor against this deliberately flawed site. Find correct tags, missing IDs, mismatched IDs, retailer URLs, and HTTP response fixtures — all without touching a live client website.

Explore planted issues →View expected cases
5Crawlable pages
3Primary affiliate findings
11Local HTTP test cases
0Real products sold

Browse test collections

Each collection is a distinct source page, so scan results can show where each problematic link was found.

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Tracking ID issues

Missing, blank, and deliberately incorrect tag values designed to trigger the Needs attention view.

Inspect broken tags →
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Other retailers

Links to familiar non-Amazon storefronts that may appear as retailer links (unverified).

Inspect retailer links →
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Redirect tests

Repeatable 301, 302, redirect-chain and redirect-loop endpoints on this server.

Explore redirects →
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HTTP error tests

Controlled 403, 404, 410, 429, 500 and 503 responses, not guesses about remote merchant uptime.

Explore status codes →
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Coverage tests

A robots-disallowed page in the sitemap, useful for exercising crawler coverage diagnostics.

Explore crawl coverage →
Note: The tracking-ID examples are the primary affiliate auditor test. Local HTTP fixtures are general link tests and will only appear in scan results if your worker scans internal link destinations. Remote merchant status codes can vary due to bot blocking.

Quick scan setup

Step 1

Use this site as scan target

Once published, scan https://demo.snapthatdeal.com/. The XML sitemap lists each deliberately constructed source page.

Step 2

Configure the expected ID

Set the expected Amazon tracking ID to snapdemo-20 so wrongdemo-20 is reported as unexpected.

Test links contain fictional Amazon product identifiers and synthetic tracking IDs. They are not real offers or purchase recommendations.