Get your shop carried here
Feelnova is a discovery site, not a price-comparison grid. If you sell things people browse for rather than search for, this is a good fit.
Where we actually are: we carry 14,754 products from 3 shops across 10 categories, and the site is young. We would rather you knew that before applying than after.
People arrive already interested
Nobody lands here typing a model number. They tell the site what they are into and it builds a feed from that, so your products turn up in front of somebody who was already looking for the kind of thing you sell — not somebody comparison-shopping a specific SKU on price alone.
Position cannot be bought
There is no paid placement, no sponsored tier and no rate card. Ranking runs on how well a product matches a shopper's interests and what its price history says. A higher commission does not move you up, and we will not offer to. If that ever changes it will be labelled on the card.
Your prices get recorded, not repeated
We save a price every time your feed refreshes and build history from it. That means a genuine drop on your side is visible as a drop here — and it means we never invent a slashed “was” price against you, which is what most of this corner of the internet does to make a discount look bigger.
Codes go up the day you publish them
If you publish coupon codes through your network, they are imported automatically and appear on your own brand page here, with the expiry your feed states. No manual submission, no coupon site scraping you and getting it wrong.
What we need from you
- A product feed through an affiliate network — XML or CSV, with titles, prices, images and links. If your network publishes one, we can almost certainly read it.
- Prices that are real. If your feed carries a list price nobody has paid in two years, our price history will notice and the discount simply will not show. That is the point of it.
- Nothing else. No listing fee, no minimum commission, no contract, and no obligation to promote us anywhere.
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Four fields. The network one matters most.