Amazon Review Link Checker
Paste any Amazon review link. See which store it targets and whether international readers may hit friction.
Results are based on link structure only. Actual Amazon routing varies by device, login state, and region.
Why your Amazon review link matters
Amazon runs separate stores for each country. A link to one store won't automatically redirect international readers to their local version. That friction is one of the most common reasons readers intend to leave a review — but never do.
Paste your link
Drop in any Amazon review link, shortened URL, or ReviewLinker smart link.
Instant result
See which Amazon store the link targets and whether readers outside that store may face extra steps.
Fix the friction
Understand whether your link works for all readers — or only those already on the right store.
What this tool checks
Checked
- ✓ ReviewLinker smart links
- ✓ Amazon marketplace from link domain
- ✓ Review pages, product pages, search pages
- ✓ Common shortener and redirect services
Not checked
- — Where shortened links point
- — Amazon's live routing
- — Reader login state or device
- — Third-party redirect chains
Frequently asked questions
Does this show exactly where readers will land?
No. This checks link structure only — not Amazon's live routing. It tells you which Amazon store a link targets and what type of page it points to. Real behaviour varies by device, login state, and region.
Why are Amazon review links store-specific?
Amazon runs separate stores for each country. A link to amazon.com opens the US store, even for readers in the UK or Germany. International readers may not be able to leave a review without switching stores — a step many won't take.
What is a smart review link?
A smart review link detects where a reader is and sends them to their local Amazon store automatically. ReviewLinker creates smart review links that work across Amazon marketplaces — one link for every reader, everywhere.
Can this detect ReviewLinker links?
Yes. If you paste a reviewlinker.io/m/... link, the tool identifies it as a smart review link with geo-routing active.
Does it work with shortened links like amzn.to or bit.ly?
Partially. The tool identifies these as redirect links, but can't check the destination without following the redirect. Routing can't be assessed from the URL alone.
My link shows 'single-store' — what should I do?
If you're sharing your book with readers in more than one country, use a smart review link. One link routes each reader to their local Amazon store automatically — no extra steps, no drop-off.