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Paste a link, build your Prime Day shortlist

By Siddharth Kumar · Updated June 2026

The workflow is simple: copy any Amazon product link and paste it into a save-a-link tool, which turns it into a saveable, shareable pick with a one-tap buy. During Prime Day 2026 (June 23-26) that keeps everything you are eyeing in one shortlist, so you can verify the price history and act fast the moment a genuine deal lands.

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Prime Day rewards preparation, and the hardest part of preparing is keeping track of the dozen things you are eyeing across a dozen tabs. Pasting each product link into one shortlist fixes that, and it sets you up to buy the instant a genuine deal lands during June 23-26. Here is the workflow, start to finish.

Step 1: copy the product link

On any Amazon product page, copy the URL from the address bar, or use the Share option in the Amazon app and copy the link. On a phone you can also long-press a product link and choose Copy. That is the only thing you need — the link carries everything required to pull up the product's name, image, and current price.

Step 2: paste it into the Save-a-link tool

Open MySecretCart's Save-a-link page and paste the URL; it reads the product and turns it into a clean card with a one-tap Buy button. Repeat for everything you are watching and you have a single Prime Day shortlist instead of scattered tabs and screenshots — which is what lets you move in seconds when a price you have waited for finally drops during the event.

Step 3: verify the deal, then buy on Amazon

Before you tap Buy, do the one check that matters: open the product's 365-day price history and confirm today actually beats the past year. When it does, the button takes you to Amazon to check out as normal. (As an Amazon Associate, MySecretCart earns a commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you; the savings to bank on come from buying only verified lows.)

The verdict

Pasting links into one shortlist is worth it purely as organization: it turns a chaotic Prime Day into a short, decided list you can act on in seconds. Judge the tool on whether it helps you buy fewer, smarter things, which it does. MySecretCart earns an affiliate commission when you buy on Amazon through it; that comes from Amazon, not from your price.

Frequently asked

How do I save an Amazon product to a wishlist from a link?

Copy the product's URL (from the address bar or the app's Share option), then paste it into MySecretCart's Save-a-link tool. It reads the product and saves it as a card with a one-tap buy button, so you can build a Prime Day shortlist from links across the site.

Does pasting a link and buying change the Amazon price?

No — you check out on Amazon at its normal price. As an Amazon Associate, MySecretCart earns a commission from qualifying purchases; Amazon pays that out of its side of the sale, so nothing is added to your total. The tool is free to use, and there is no reward for buying through it.

Why build a shortlist before Prime Day?

Because Prime Day deals are timed and sell out. A single shortlist of the items you have already decided on lets you verify the price and buy in seconds when a deal drops, instead of hunting across tabs and reacting to countdown timers.

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