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Welcome to the New Amtify™ 〰

Thirteen years ago, Amtify™ began with a simple goal: to offer quality products that you need in life. We've served over 150,000 customers and followers who value not just what’s in the box, but what it brings to their lives.

Now, we’re evolving. Now, we’re evolving. Our focus is shifting from selling products directly to curating experiences and recommendations. We'll still offer products, but your purchases through our site will happen via “Affiliate Relationships.” That means if you click a product link in our blogs and make a purchase, you’ll buy directly from that store — and we’ll receive a commission, at no cost to you, we're just part of their marketing budget.



We’ve also redefined what Amtify™ stands for. This change isn’t just cosmetic — it’s foundational. We're committed to supporting a lifestyle centered around mindfulness, peace, and doing things that bring purpose.

What That Means for You 

We’re building our new identity around three central themes:

Peace of Mind
Tools and resources to help you decompress, focus, and find moments of mental calm in a noisy world.

Peace in Your Garden
Whether it’s planting herbs, sitting on your porch, or taking a quiet walk in the woods, nature heals. We’ll share tips and tools that help you reconnect.

We’re also launching fresh content — blogs, videos, and insights that inspire calm and creativity. We want to be a resource, not just a store. A place to slow down, breathe, and take pleasure in simple things — like your morning cup of coffee or tea, a peaceful walk or a well-cared-for plant. 

                                                        

Let’s Grow Together

We believe peace isn’t a luxury — it’s essential and attainable. This next chapter is about more than us; it’s about you. Your input helps guide us. So whether you’re an old friend or new visitor, we’re glad you’re here.

Thank you for being part of the Amtify™ community. We’re excited for what’s next — and we’re doing it together.                                                

What are your thoughts? Please share them with us at thoughts@amtify.com.

If you click on a product link in any of our Blogs and make a purchase you’ll be buying directly from that store and we will receive a commission on any products purchased. The purchase price isn't affected and the store will be responsible for all things involved in that order.

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