164 Takeads launches “Takedeals,” a unified, AI-powered platform that standardizes coupon feeds from 80+ networks into localized, high-converting offers. Takeads has introduced Takedeals, a next-generation, AI-powered coupon feed platform designed to simplify how publishers and developers handle affiliate deals. The solution promises clean, localized, and performance-focused integration for monetization. Launching on July 10, 2025, Takedeals aggregates coupons and offers from over 80 affiliate networks and content publishers, transforming them into a single, standardized feed. The tool addresses the fragmentation and inconsistency of traditional coupon feeds through AI-based normalization, enriched metadata, and real-time validation. One standout capability is its AI-powered localization and personalization. Deal descriptions are automatically translated, contextually optimized, and tailored across languages. This ensures relevance and accuracy while minimizing manual editorial work. Pawel Mazurek, Takeads CEO, summed it up: “Takedeals represents our vision for the next era of affiliate commerce… enabling truly personalized shopping journeys whether embedded in articles, chatbots, or browser extensions.” Publishers—from coupon sites and cashback platforms to AI agents and browser extensions—are prime candidates for Takedeals. Among early adopters are notable names such as DontPayFull, Coupert, and Bing. By providing a clean, AI-enriched feed at scale, Takedeals may redefine how publishers monetize content. It reduces load time, enhances UX, and dynamically routes traffic to high-converting offers—delivering precision, performance, and personalization in one package. You Might Be Interested In Google Launches AI Ad Tools Tailored to India Google, Apple, Samsung app stores to face regulation under India’s Online Gaming Act Microsoft Copilot AI to end WhatsApp integration in 2025 Perplexity signs multi-year licensing deal with Getty Images to strengthen AI search visuals Google one-ups AirDrop with new Android–iPhone file sharing AI-Fuelled Misinformation is a Brand’s New Worst Enemy