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There is no minimum spend and no complicated qualification. What changes as budgets grow is the size of the prize: the same percentage of misread data is worth a few dollars a month at one end and tens of thousands at the other. Here is how that plays out, so you can see where you sit before you start a trial.
It scales with what you spend
The tracking works identically whatever you spend. What changes is what a percentage point is worth to you.
Getting started
Early on, the useful thing is knowing which of your first campaigns actually works rather than which one your ad account claims credit for. You learn the real numbers while the stakes are still small, and you arrive at your first scale-up with accurate history behind you instead of a blank slate.
Good habitFour figures a month
This is the crossover. A few percent of budget flowing to the wrong campaign, or a chunk of clicks that were never human, is already worth more than the software costs. Recovering that is the entire return, and most people find this is where they stop thinking of it as a cost.
Pays for itselfFive figures and up
At this level small percentages are large sums. A misread return on a scaled campaign can cost more in a week than a year of tracking, and the clean conversion data you feed back to the ad platforms compounds across every campaign you run rather than helping just one.
Hard to run withoutQuick self-check
Budget aside, these are the situations where accurate attribution changes decisions rather than just tidying up a dashboard.
The best fits
If you recognize yourself here, you are the case this was built for.
Order bumps, upsells and refunds make the real profit per customer very different from the first sale. This is where seeing the whole order value pays off.
When deals close on a call weeks later, the ad platform has long since stopped counting. Tying closed revenue back to the ad is the single biggest win here.
You cannot put code on someone else’s offer page, so you need earnings per click by source and creative from your own links instead.
One place to see every client account, shareable stats, and a defensible number to put in front of a client that is not the platform marking its own work.
No surprises
These are the things you would otherwise find out in week two. Better to know now.
That cuts both ways. It is a flat monthly fee rather than a slice of your revenue, which is excellent as you grow and unhelpful when you are small. At low spend it is simply a large fixed cost.
Core tracking, cross-device and the conversion feed are on every plan. Rule-based click protection, the advanced attribution models and phone or offline sales tracking are not. Check the tier before you assume.
Twenty to thirty minutes for the basics, longer for the advanced pieces, plus support if you get stuck. It is not hard, but it is not nothing, and nobody does it for you unless you are on a plan with an onboarding call.
The fourteen day trial rolls into a paid plan if you do nothing. There is a no-questions-asked thirty day money-back guarantee behind it, so a forgotten cancellation is recoverable, but set yourself a reminder anyway.
A single site or funnel is straightforward. A funnel spanning several different domains typically needs support to help configure it rather than working out of the box. Worth raising on day one rather than day ten.
Only one way to know
The trial runs fourteen days with a thirty day money-back guarantee behind it. Point it at live campaigns, compare what it reports against what your ad account claims, and the size of the gap will tell you exactly how much this is worth to you.
14-day free trial · No contract · 30-day money-back guarantee