Breezy: Copilot
7 June 2026
What is Breezy: Copilot?
Breezy: Copilot is an affiliate intelligence Chrome extension for managers, sourcers, publishers, and network sales. It answers who a site promotes, which networks they use, and whether they fit your brand in a few seconds — on the page you are already browsing, without opening a stack of research tabs.
It sits on top of Breezy’s Partnerships Database so the same partnership graph that powers discovery shows up where people actually work: in the browser and on Google search results.
How it works
Install from the Chrome Web Store. The side panel stays quiet until you open it. On any site you get free, unlimited signals: t-shirt site size, how many brands the site promotes, and how many affiliates promote it. On Google, the same size and partnership badges appear next to organic results so you can shortlist before you click.
When you need the full picture, one credit reveal unlocks top countries and traffic breakdown, brand and ad-network lists, share of voice versus competitors, bookmarks, and export. If you set an Ideal Partner Profile — brand, domains, product keywords, competitors — a reveal also returns an affiliate match score with Topic, Audience, and Brand breakdown and why each dimension scored. Draft outreach only for publishers that qualify.
Pro turns that into an ambient workflow: auto-reveal as you browse, instant results when the panel opens, and a short cache so recent sites do not cost another credit.
The extension does not read passwords or form fields. With an IPP it can match visible page text in the browser for highlights and share of voice; that stays on device. Otherwise it uses the active tab URL, page title, and public affiliate data.
Summary
Breezy: Copilot is the browser layer on top of Breezy’s partnership intelligence: free size, partnerships, and SERP overlay forever, deeper reveals when you need them, and a clear path from “is this site worth pitching?” to a shortlist you can act on. Try it at copilot.breezy.io.
About Gust
Most companies kill their weirdest ideas by scheduling them.
At Breezy we have started doing the opposite. We are calling it Gust.
Breezy is steady air — the platform our customers rely on to keep moving. Steady is the point. But pressure builds at the edges: a problem customers keep describing, a capability that does not fit the roadmap and will not sit still.
Gust is where we let it out. One owner, not a committee. Its own air. Fast enough to hit something before anyone can talk it out of existing.
Some gusts move the whole system. Some pass. You only find out by letting them blow.
Breezy: Copilot is the first one. I started Gust at Breezy, and I am running Breezy: Copilot.