Offer Settings - Feature Guide

The Offer Settings control how affiliate offers appear and behave across your store. You can enable or disable merchants, control price display, and configure search buttons.

To access these settings, open your store admin at https://your-store-domain/admin (this is separate from my.freshstore.com) and go to Store > Settings > Offers. The page is titled Offer Settings.

Enabled Offers

This section lets you choose which merchants' offers are displayed in your store. Each merchant has a toggle to turn their offers on or off. New stores start with only Amazon and eBay switched on:

Merchant Toggle	Default
Amazon Offers	Enabled
eBay Offers	Enabled
Etsy Offers	Disabled
Walmart Offers	Disabled
AliExpress Offers	Disabled

When you disable a merchant, their offers, prices and affiliate links will no longer appear in your store. The offers are still saved in your dashboard, so you can re-enable them at any time without losing data.

Etsy, Walmart or AliExpress prices not showing? Check this toggle first. If the merchant is switched off, your store shows none of its offers, even when you have added your tracking ID. Switch it on and save the page. On stores created before 30 August 2026, these three merchants were switched off if no tracking ID or API credentials had been added for them.

If you haven't opened an affiliate account with a merchant yet, keep their offers disabled until you are ready. Otherwise, visitors may click those links and you won't earn commissions.

Display Settings

Estimated Prices

When enabled, your store will show estimated prices for products that don't have a valid direct offer in the visitor's country. The estimated price is calculated using pricing data from other countries as a fallback. This setting is enabled by default.

This is useful because it gives visitors a price indication even when a direct offer isn't available, which can encourage them to click through and check the product.

Preferred Network

Choose one of your enabled merchants to show its offers first on product pages. Its image is also used for products with no uploaded image, for example on category pages. Leave it empty to keep the cheapest offer first.

Search Settings

Search buttons are fallback affiliate links that appear on a product when no direct offer exists for that merchant. Instead of showing nothing, the button links to a search results page on the merchant's website using the product name as the search term.

This means you can still earn a commission even when a specific product offer is unavailable, because the visitor may find and buy a similar product through the search link.

You can enable or disable search buttons for each merchant individually:

Search Button	Default
Amazon Search Button	Enabled
eBay Search Button	Enabled
Etsy Search Button	Disabled
AliExpress Search Button	Disabled
Walmart Search Button	Disabled

We recommend enabling search buttons for your main merchants (Amazon and eBay at minimum). They capture sales that would otherwise be lost when a direct offer expires or isn't available.

Tips for Configuring Your Offer Settings

Start with Amazon and eBay. These are the most widely used merchants and cover most niches. You can add others later.
Enable search buttons for your active merchants. If you have a tracking ID set up for a merchant, enable their search button so you don't miss sales.
Disable merchants you don't use. If you don't have an affiliate account with AliExpress, for example, disable both their offers and search button. There's no point sending visitors to a merchant you won't earn from.
Consider your niche. Some niches perform better on certain merchants. A handmade crafts niche might do well with Etsy enabled, while a general electronics niche might focus on Amazon and eBay.