Link in Bio for LTK, ShopMy and Amazon Affiliate Creators
August 14, 2026 · 5 min read
House your LTK, ShopMy, and Amazon storefronts in one branded link in bio, point the hero button at current content, and pay no platform fee on affiliate sales.
Quick answer: Put every shoppable storefront behind one branded link like lit.bio/yourname, then point your hero button at whatever content is driving traffic right now instead of a wall of 60 products. Add clearly labeled blocks for LTK, ShopMy, and your Amazon storefront, plus the specific "shop this reel" or "get the code" link of the moment. lit.bio hosts all of it free and takes no fee on those affiliate sales, since your commissions come from the networks themselves, not from your link in bio.
How do I add my LTK and ShopMy to one link in bio?
Create a single link-in-bio page, then add one block per destination so followers self-select. A clean setup for a fashion, beauty, or home creator looks like this on mobile, top to bottom:
- Hero button: the exact content you are pushing today (a "shop this outfit" ShopMy collection, a viral reel roundup, or a seasonal edit).
- Shop my LTK: your LTKit or profile link.
- Shop my ShopMy: your ShopMy storefront.
- Amazon storefront: your Amazon influencer page.
- Optional: email list, newest YouTube or blog post, discount codes.
The point is one URL you never have to change in your Instagram or TikTok bio. You just swap the hero block as your content changes. On lit.bio you can add all of these in a few minutes, and the one-click Linktree importer will pull your existing links, socials, bio, and avatar if you are moving over.
Can I put ShopMy in my Instagram bio?
Instagram only gives you one clickable link (plus link stickers in Stories if you qualify), so you cannot list your raw ShopMy, LTK, and Amazon URLs separately in the bio field. The standard fix is a link-in-bio page that holds all three. One extra thing matters for affiliate creators: a large share of your taps happen inside Instagram's in-app browser, where logins and some affiliate checkouts break. lit.bio shows visitors an "Open in Safari" banner so ShopMy, LTK, and Amazon load in a real browser and your clicks track and convert properly.
What is the best link in bio for an Amazon storefront and LTK together?
The best tool is whichever one lets you group multiple storefronts cleanly, loads fast on mobile, and does not skim your income. Since LTK, ShopMy, and Amazon commissions are paid by those networks on outbound links, a link-in-bio platform should not be taking a cut of that at all. Where fees actually bite is when you sell your own products (digital guides, presets, memberships) directly on the page. Compare on that basis:
| Platform | Free plan | Fee on your own product sales (as of 2026) | Good fit for affiliate creators |
|---|---|---|---|
| lit.bio | Yes, up to 10 links, all themes, no ads | 0% on links to your own shop and on paid subscriptions; flat 10% on tips and locked content (Pro) | Housing LTK, ShopMy, and Amazon in one branded link |
| Linktree | Yes, unlimited links | About 12% free, about 9% paid, 0% only on top tier | Creators who want the most-recognized name |
| Beacons | Yes, generous free tier | About 9% free and Pro, 0% on ~$30/mo tier | Creators wanting many built-in tools |
| LTK / ShopMy apps | Yes, network storefront | N/A (commission-based) | Your actual product feeds, not a hub |
Always confirm current pricing on each provider's own site, since tiers and fees change. Linktree, for example, raised its paid prices in November 2025.
How do I stop my link in bio from being a 60-product wall?
Do not paste every product. A long grid of thumbnails buries whatever you just posted about and tanks tap-through. Instead, keep three or four evergreen storefront buttons, then reserve the top slot for a rotating hero link tied to your latest content. If today's reel is about a fall coat, the hero goes straight to that ShopMy or LTK collection. Tomorrow it points somewhere else. Your followers arrived because of a specific post, so the first thing they see should match it.
Does lit.bio take a cut of my affiliate commissions?
No. Your LTK, ShopMy, and Amazon links are outbound affiliate links, and those networks pay your commission directly. lit.bio just hosts the links. On the free plan there is no fee on your affiliate sales, no ads, and no credit card required. If you upgrade to Pro ($9/month or a $49 one-time lifetime option) you unlock unlimited links, email capture, 90-day analytics, and branding removal, which is useful once you are running many collections at once. Custom domains are on the Pro roadmap, so for now your page lives at lit.bio/yourname. You can Start free and only upgrade if you outgrow 10 links.
What should a fashion or beauty affiliate creator's page include?
Keep it skimmable and consistent with your feed:
- A short bio line and your avatar so the page feels like you, not a generic list.
- One hero button for current content, refreshed as you post.
- Labeled buttons: Shop LTK, Shop ShopMy, Amazon Storefront.
- Discount codes and any brand partnerships as their own blocks.
- An email capture block so you own an audience the platforms cannot take away.
- A QR code for events, pop-ups, or the back of a business card.
Set it up once, keep the URL in every bio, and change only the hero as your content changes. That is the whole system: one branded link, multiple storefronts, zero platform fee on your affiliate sales.