TopPicks – Affiliate Product Box, Review Block & Comparison Cards

Yes! TopPicks is a native Gutenberg block — it works with every theme that supports the WordPress block editor.

No. The frontend is pure CSS (under 5KB). Zero JavaScript is loaded on your public site, which means faster page speed, better Core Web Vitals, and improved SEO performance.

Add the TopPicks block to your post, fill in the product name, a short description, your affiliate URL, and choose a badge like “Best Overall” or “Editor’s Choice”. Your affiliate product box is ready to publish in seconds.

Yes! TopPicks works with any affiliate link — Amazon Associates, ShareASale, CJ Affiliate, Impact, Awin, or any custom URL. Each card has built-in rel=”sponsored” and rel=”nofollow” toggles to follow Google’s guidelines.

Yes. TopPicks creates product comparison cards — 3-5 products displayed side-by-side with badges, descriptions, and CTA buttons. Choose the Grid layout for a classic product comparison look, or Horizontal for a card list style.

Absolutely. Each product card supports a badge label (like “Best Overall” or “Top Rated”), a product image, a description, and a CTA button — everything you need for a product review block inside your articles.

TopPicks works on any WordPress site with the Gutenberg block editor, including WooCommerce stores. Use it for “Staff Picks”, “Featured Products”, or “Our Recommendations” sections in your blog posts.

Most affiliate plugins are heavy suites with dozens of blocks, custom post types, and external API calls. TopPicks is a single, lightweight Gutenberg block (under 5KB CSS, zero JS) focused on doing one thing perfectly — beautiful product recommendation cards.

You can add up to 5 product recommendation cards per block, which covers the majority of “Top Picks” and “Best of” article formats used by major review sites.

Yes. TopPicks gives you full control over section and card colors, badges, buttons, background colors, and card styling. Choose from horizontal, grid, or compact layouts to match your site design.

Most “Top Picks” sections on major sites use 3-5 picks. The free version covers the most common use case.