Put millions of commission-earning products at your finger tips with PopShops.com, the first-to-launch network of searchable affiliate products across all foremost networks.
The completely free, data-free manipulation application will provide you with their featured Shopbuilder tool, or a widget for your website or blog to earn commissions from the products of your choosing. You search and choose links, then they’ll embed the affiliate’s ID’s into the links and update information about the products automatically. Depending on the size of your blog or website, you can choose plans that will help monetize your website. You can start with Popshops basic, a free version, and then keep going from there with paid subscription plans.
PopShops.com In Their Own Words
PopShops is the first and only searchable collection of affiliate products (over 10 million and growing) that spans all of the major networks. And that’s just the beginning.
With our Shopbuilder tool, you can easily create customized storefronts and widgets (referred to collectively as “shops”) to put any of these products on your website or blog to earn commissions. Pick the products you want with a quick keyword search, customize the look of your shop, and then pop it into your site. It’s as easy as 1-2-3.
We embed your affiliate IDs into the links and dynamically keep the prices and product information fresh. You keep 100% of the affiliate commissions you earn. Oh, and PopShops Basic–which includes all the features described above–is free!
Whether you’re an amateur blogger trying to monetize a single site or a super affiliate who makes a living building niche sites, you’ll find what you need in one of our free or paid subscription plans.
Why PopShops.com It Might Be A Killer
Popshops may be first to launch, though this widget is looking pretty similar to Google advertisements, or Widgetbox which does the same thing except without Popshops customizability. Popshops should be sufficiently irresistible to minor blog and website owners, who keep every penny of their commission.
Some Questions About PopShops.com
How do they plan on profiting if publishers are taking 100 percent commission? Will anyone used their paid subscription plan if they can access their basic plan for free? 
