Automatically Add an Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer to Your Blog Posts

🛒 Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer Generator

Trigger Heading Text (e.g. References, Sources):
Disclaimer Text:
Disclaimer: Some links on this page may be affiliate links to Amazon. If you click through and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission — at no additional cost to you. Blog Slugs (one per line):
Generate Code

Is This Free to Use?

Personal use is free forever.
If you’re using this tool on your own blog, portfolio, or personal Squarespace site, you don’t need to pay — enjoy it freely.

Commercial use requires a one-time license.
If you’re a developer, agency, or using this on a client project or monetized site, please purchase a commercial license. It helps support ongoing development and gives you peace of mind.

One-time cost: £49.99 (normally £79.99)
Covers unlimited client sites, all current tools, and future updates.

👉 Learn more or buy a license here

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a disclaimer for Amazon affiliate links on my blog?
Yes — Amazon requires all affiliates to clearly disclose that they may earn commissions from qualifying purchases. This is also a requirement under FTC guidelines in many regions.

How can I automatically add an affiliate disclaimer in Squarespace?
This tool scans your blog posts for Amazon links and inserts a customizable disclosure below a specified heading (e.g. “References”) — no need to edit each post manually.

Can I choose where the disclaimer appears in the post?
Yes. You define a heading (like “Sources” or “Further Reading”), and the disclaimer will be injected immediately after it — only if affiliate links are detected.

Will this show up on posts that don’t have Amazon links?
No. The script is smart — it only runs on posts containing affiliate links to Amazon (e.g. amzn.to, amazon.com, etc.). No Amazon link = no disclaimer.

Does this tool support multiple blog sections?
Yes. You can specify multiple blog slugs (e.g. /blog, /articles), and the disclaimer will only appear on qualifying posts within those sections.

Is this compliant with Amazon’s affiliate policy?
Yes — as long as your disclaimer is clear and properly displayed before any outbound affiliate link, this tool helps you meet Amazon and FTC disclosure requirements.

Do I need a license for client or commercial use?
Personal blogs can use this for free. For commercial or client websites, a one-time license (£49.99) is required.

Disclaimer

This script is provided as-is with no guarantees. While it's designed to be safe for most Squarespace sites, always test changes before going live — especially if you’ve installed third-party plugins, custom fonts, or heavy integrations. By using this code, you accept that we are not liable for any unexpected behavior or performance changes.

If you use Amazon affiliate links in your Squarespace posts, you’re required by their terms of service — and some laws — to include a disclosure that your links may earn a commission.

This tool does that for you automatically, so you never have to remember to add the disclaimer manually again and it will only appear on pages with links affiliate links to Amazon.

What It Does

• Scans your post for Amazon affiliate links (e.g. amzn.to, amazon.com)

• Looks for a specific <h2> heading (like “References” or “Sources”)

• If both are found:

  • Injects your chosen disclaimer just after the heading

No coding knowledge required. No editing each post. No worries about missing disclosures.

How to Use the Tool

1. Scroll down to the Amazon Disclaimer Generator

2. Fill in:

   • The heading text to match (e.g. References, Sources, Further Reading)

   • Your disclaimer text (a default is provided, but you can edit it)

   • The blog slugs where your posts live (e.g. /blog, /articles) — one per line

3. Click Generate Code

4. Copy the full script

5. In Squarespace:
   ⚙️ Settings → Website Tools → Code Injection → Footer Code

6. Paste the code, save, and you’re done

Example

Let’s say you:

• Include Amazon links in your reviews

• End every post with an <h2> heading called Sources

Once set up, the tool will automatically insert your disclaimer right after that heading — but only if Amazon links are detected and the post matches the slug you set.

What It Detects

This script looks for links that contain:

• amzn.to

• amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, or other country-specific domains

If no such links are found, nothing is injected — so you don’t end up disclaiming on posts that don’t need it.

Default Disclaimer Text

Disclaimer: Some links on this page may be affiliate links to Amazon. If you click through and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission — at no additional cost to you.

You can customize this however you like in the generator.

Simply Put

This is a zero-maintenance way to stay compliant with Amazon’s affiliate policies. Set it once, and any post that includes affiliate links will get properly disclosed — automatically, reliably, and in the right place.