MeetGoodsbridge
Your audience already asks what to buy — in the group chat and in your replies. Goodsbridge spots the moment and answers with a real product recommendation under your affiliate tag. You keep every cent. We just charge for the bot.
Every link the bot posts carries your Amazon Associates tag, so Amazon pays the commission to you directly.
Nobody had the answer. So it offered one.
Ten seconds of an ordinary conversation, unedited apart from the pacing.
Members talk the way members talk — a complaint, a joke, a half-formed need spread over several messages. Nothing is addressed to the bot.
The constraint that matters — noise canceling, needed for a commute — arrives two messages after the complaint. Answering the first line would have missed it.
One recommendation, the reasoning that produced it, and a link that carries your Associates tag — plus a follow-up in case budget changes the pick. You keep every cent.
One bot, wherever your audience asks.
In a Telegram group or Discord server it reads the room and volunteers under your guardrails. On Bluesky and X it waits to be tagged, then answers in the thread. Your tag on the link either way.
Reads the group, volunteers under your caps and quiet hours.
Same bot, same rules, in the channels you add it to.
Answers when your linked account tags it. Never on its own.
Tag it under a follower’s question; it replies with your tag.
In the replies, it speaks only when you say so.
Your followers already ask what you use. Tag the bot under the question and it does the looking-up — the link that comes back is yours, not ours. The Bluesky and X tabs in the window above show it happening.
- Link the account you post from
Sign in with Bluesky or X from your dashboard, or post a one-time code to the bot. It binds whoever the platform says wrote that post — never a handle you typed.
- Tag it when a follower asks
Reply in the thread with the bot’s handle and the ask. It reads that thread only — not your timeline, not your DMs — and redacts everyone else’s handle before deciding.
- It answers under your tag
One reply, one product, one link carrying your Associates tag, with the disclosure the platform and the FTC require. Amazon pays you directly.
Goodsbridge catches the moment before it scrolls away.
It reads the group — or the thread you tag it in — and answers before the conversation moves on.
It knows the difference between chatting and shopping.
The same bot and the same rules on Telegram, Discord, Bluesky and X.
It detects purchase intent.
Every message in a connected group passes through detection. The rare one that signals someone is about to buy gets a reply — in whatever language the member wrote it. On Bluesky and X, the thread you tag it in gets the same read.
You set the bounds. The bot can't post outside them.
Daily cap, banned categories, quiet hours, price ceiling and pacing are yours to set — the same controls on every plan. These limits only ever govern when the bot volunteers; answering a member who asks is never rationed.
Your tag. Your links. Your commission.
Every recommendation carries your own Amazon Associates tag. We fire one probe link at setup to prove it survives the redirect, then stay out of the money entirely — Amazon pays your account directly, on their schedule, not ours.
We never touch the money — Amazon pays your Associates account directly. We charge a flat subscription for the bot, not a percentage.
It only sees the groups you add it to and the threads you tag it in. Nothing else, ever.
- In a group, it reads that group’s messages only — required for a recommendation to happen at all.
- No DMs, no other groups. What the bot can see is scoped to where it was added.
- On Bluesky and X, only the public thread it was tagged in — never your timeline or your followers.
- No phone-number collection, ever.
- Member identifiers are salted hashes, never stored in the clear. Only an account you link yourself is kept as-is.
How it works
Four steps, about ten minutes. This is what each one looks like.
Without this step: a question asked at 2am scrolls past before anyone is awake to answer it.
Everything the bot does, in one log.
What was detected, how confident the match was, what was posted, and where the click went — the dashboard says what happened, not what a queue is waiting to do.
Reading connected groups. Answering tags on Bluesky and X. Posting under your tag.
| Time | Group | Trigger | Product | Match | Clicks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today | Home Barista | where do you even get replacement gaskets for a 3-cup | Bialetti 3-Cup Gasket & Filter Set | 94% | 12 |
| Yesterday | gear-talk | something quiet too, I take calls at that desk | Compact 65% Mechanical Keyboard | 89% | 7 |
| 2d ago | Desk Setups | monitor arm that can hold a 32 inch | Single Monitor Arm — Gas Spring | 91% | 19 |
| 2d ago | Bluesky mentions | @goodsbridge.oaknetwork.org a carbon travel tripod that holds in wind | Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod | 92% | 23 |
| 3d ago | Home Barista | grinder recommendations for pour over | Conical Burr Coffee Grinder | 87% | 5 |
Pricing
Priced on the messages the assistant actually thinks about. Watching your chat is free, so a big quiet group never costs more than a small busy one.
Prove it works in your own group. 300 messages or 14 days, whichever runs out first. No card.
- 300 messages analyzed / cycle
- No overage
- 1 chat group
- 1 team seat
One group, one niche. Proof that it works.
- 1,000 messages analyzed / cycle
- then $0.025 per message
- 1 chat group
- 3 team seats
The plan the business runs on. Multi-group, with headroom.
- 3,500 messages analyzed / cycle
- then $0.018 per message
- 3 chat groups
- 5 team seats
Large communities, the deepest volumes.
- 10,000 messages analyzed / cycle
- then $0.015 per message
- 10 chat groups
- 10 team seats
Running something bigger?
More groups, higher volume, or terms the standard plans don’t cover — talk to us about custom pricing.
Questions
No. Every plan sets the same guardrails — daily cap on unprompted posts, the wait between them, and quiet hours. Beyond those limits it stops on its own. In a typical group it replies to a small fraction of what it reads.
No. Amazon pays your Associates account directly — we never see or touch that money. We charge a flat subscription for the bot itself.
One message the bot actually sent to the model to decide whether to reply. Watching your group is free and unmetered — only the messages it evaluates count against your plan.
Any time. Canceling stops the next charge — you keep the plan you already paid for until the current cycle ends.
Telegram groups, Discord servers, Bluesky and X. In a group it reads the conversation and volunteers under your guardrails. On Bluesky and X it replies only when your linked account tags it in a thread. Same bot, same product matching, same disclosure everywhere.
Try it where your audience already asks.
300 analyzed messages or two weeks, whichever runs out first — no card required.