included CAPI
RedTrack
RedTrack is the pick if you want Meta and Google conversion API, and ad-spend sync, on the affiliate plan you start on.
Affiliate tracking
The ad account and the affiliate network rarely report the same sale, and the tracker is the report that has to line them up.
The problem
You buy Meta or Google clicks into an offer. The ad account and the network disagree on the sale, and the tracker is what records the click, takes the postback, and can send that sale back so the next dollar follows the ad that paid.
RedTrack is the pick if you want Meta and Google conversion API, and ad-spend sync, on the affiliate plan you start on. Read the RedTrack review.
ClickMagick is the pick if the account is still small and you want CAPI inside a visitor allowance. Read the ClickMagick review.
Voluum is the pick if you already need a million events and traffic distribution, and you can work inside 20 active campaigns. Read the Voluum review.
The meter is the surprise. RedTrack counts an event as a click or a conversion, and bills past the monthly allowance. ClickMagick counts tracked visitors, and the entry plan is one ad account per platform. Voluum's entry plan includes up to a million events and 20 active campaigns, and its cost sync stays free only up to a small ad-spend allowance, then becomes its own subscription.
Pick by the cap you will hit first. A solo buyer on one Meta account and one Google account can start on the visitor cap. A buyer who already rotates many campaigns will feel a 20-campaign ceiling before they feel the event ceiling. Conversion API on the plan you pay for matters more than a longer feature list that starts two tiers up.
included CAPI
RedTrack is the pick if you want Meta and Google conversion API, and ad-spend sync, on the affiliate plan you start on.
a visitor-capped account
ClickMagick is the pick if the account is still small and you want CAPI inside a visitor allowance.
a million events
Voluum is the pick if you already need a million events and traffic distribution, and you can work inside 20 active campaigns.
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