Built for networks, not only for ad accounts
RedTrack is a strong ad tracker, with deep integrations into paid-media platforms. AffClix starts from the other end: an affiliate network platform with mobile attribution, a self-serve DSP and ecommerce attribution in the same subscription.
AffClix vs. RedTrack
Detailed head-to-head breakdowns covering strengths, weaknesses, pricing, and the bottom line verdict.
- Network-grade partner management. Affiliate and advertiser portals, approvals, offer access rules and per-partner payouts, built for running a network rather than a single brand.
- Our own MMP. App installs and in-app events tracked directly, plus inbound postbacks from AppsFlyer, Adjust, Branch, Singular, Kochava and AppTrove.
- A self-serve DSP. Buy programmatic inventory and attribute it in the same platform that pays your affiliates.
- Offer capping and conversion rules enforced on the click path, by affiliate, geo and time window.
- ClickHouse reporting. Multi-million-row date ranges and sub-ID breakdowns return in seconds.
- A free-forever plan and a $49 entry tier that already include fraud scoring and mobile attribution.
- Deeper ad-platform integrations. Cost import and conversion syncing with Meta, Google, TikTok and others is RedTrack's core, and it is mature.
- Built for brands running paid media, with reporting shaped around ROAS per ad account and campaign.
- Published, self-serve pricing and a well-documented onboarding path.
- A large library of tutorials and templates for media-buying setups.
Switching from RedTrack: common questions
What does AffClix do that RedTrack does not?
Network-grade affiliate and advertiser portals, our own MMP, a self-serve DSP and ecommerce order attribution across four platforms, all in the same subscription.
Can I still send conversions back to ad platforms?
Yes. Conversion API connections for Meta and Google Ads are built in. If ad-platform syncing is the centre of your workflow, test it on the demo first.
Will my links need to change?
Not if you bring your tracking domain across, which is what we recommend.
How does the migration work?
We import offers, partners and historical stats, map your postbacks and macros for your approval, then run both platforms side by side until the numbers agree.
What is the cheapest way to try it?
The live demo needs no signup. After that there is a free-forever plan, and the Launch plan is $49/month.
Move from RedTrack in 48 hours — we do the work
Nobody stays on RedTrack because it is the best tool. They stay because moving offers, affiliates, postbacks and history sounds like a fortnight of pain. It is not, and you do not have to do it yourself.
- 1A 30-minute audit callWe look at your current setup together and tell you honestly whether switching is worth it for you.
- 2We import everythingOffers, affiliates, payout terms and historical stats — moved by us, not by you.
- 3Postbacks and macros mappedWe rebuild your postback URLs and traffic-source macros and hand them back for approval.
- 4A week running both in parallelBoth platforms live at once, numbers compared side by side. You switch only when they match.
- 5Cutover and 30 days of supportTracking domain moves across, and a named person stays with you for the first month.
Stop Overpaying | Start Performing.
One subscription covers affiliate tracking, mobile attribution, ecommerce and fraud protection — with your data kept in your own workspace. Look at it before you decide: the demo runs on real data and needs no signup.
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