For recipe blogs & cooking sites
Add AI chat to your recipe blog in minutes. It answers cooks' questions about substitutions, timing, and technique, and automatically monetizes the tools and ingredients it recommends with your affiliate links.
No credit card required. You keep 100% of commissions.
Cooks ask a question mid-recipe. ChatAds answers using the recipe on your page. When the answer mentions a tool or ingredient - branded or generic - it gets wrapped in your affiliate link.
An AI chat button sits anchored to your recipe. When clicked, cooks can ask about substitutions, timing, and technique - or anything else about the dish.
ChatAds analyzes the AI's responses for product mentions - a cast-iron skillet, a candy thermometer, a specialty flour - and inserts a relevant affiliate link in real time.
When a cook clicks through and buys, the commission is yours - paid by Amazon or your network directly, same as any link on your page.
Both insert in-line affiliate links directly into the conversation. No banner ads, no carousel widgets.
ChatAds detects the affiliate and product links already in your posts - the stand mixer, the sheet pan, the specialty flour - and re-uses them naturally in chat answers. Clicks still credit your affiliate account, same as a click on the page.
When the AI recommends a Dutch oven, a kitchen scale, or an ingredient you don't already link to, ChatAds finds a relevant Amazon match and uses your Amazon Associates tag - so you earn even on gear you've never written about.
"Can I swap buttermilk?" "Is my dough supposed to be this sticky?" "What can I use instead of a stand mixer?" ChatAds gets cooks unstuck right on the page, so they finish the dish without leaving for ChatGPT in another tab.
No coding, no approval process, no credit card.
Sign up and configure how the chatbot looks and behaves on your recipe site.
Add the tag directly or through Google Tag Manager. On WordPress, our official plugin lets you skip the tag - just paste your key. The chat appears on your site instantly.
Tools and ingredients mentioned in the chat become affiliate links, using your own affiliate IDs.
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async src="https://www.getchatads.com/widget.js?key=cwk_your_widget_key">
</script>An affiliate chatbot is an AI chat assistant that earns commissions from its own conversations: when a reply mentions a product, the mention becomes an affiliate link. ChatAds is exactly that, built for publishers - cooks get answers about your recipe, and the links carry your own affiliate tag.
We charge for volume, not for your revenue. The affiliate links in chat use your own tags, so commissions are paid to you directly by Amazon or your affiliate network - there's no mechanism for us to take a cut. If your site outgrows 100 free messages a day, paid plans raise the cap. That's the whole business model.
No. The free plan includes up to 100 messages per day (about 3,000 a month) with no credit card required. A card is only needed if you move to a paid plan.
After signing up, you'll get a JS tag. Add it to your site directly or through Google Tag Manager (or similar). On WordPress, our official plugin lets you skip the tag - just paste your key. Either way, ChatAds appears in the bottom right of your recipe pages.
No. ChatAds reads the recipe it's installed on automatically, so it can answer questions about the dish from the first message. There's nothing to upload, index, or maintain.
ChatAds can surface the affiliate links already in your posts (Amazon, Affilizz, and others) and can also add Amazon Associates links for tools and ingredients you don't already link to. For the Amazon option, you'll need to be an Amazon Associate already.
The assistant is grounded in the content on your page, so it focuses on the recipe - substitutions, timing, scaling, and technique. That keeps answers useful and keeps readers on your site. And on the monetization side it's deliberately conservative: when no product clearly fits, it adds no link at all.
No. The widget is a single ~30 KB script that loads async, so it never blocks your page from rendering, and it causes no layout shift. Your Core Web Vitals won't notice it's there.
It answers your visitors' questions and earns affiliate commissions on what it recommends.