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AFFILIATE TRACKING SOFTWARE FOR MARKETERS WORLDWIDE
Track conversion links, campaign clicks, and S2S postbacks — know which traffic turns into sales.
Pulse Tracker is a link-tracking and attribution platform. It connects tracked clicks with reported leads and sales, so you can compare campaigns, understand customer journeys, and see where revenue comes from.
No credit card to start · Plans from $20/month · Your paid usage cycle begins after the trial, when you activate a paid plan.
Create a tracking link, use it in your campaigns, and connect your checkout or affiliate network to report conversions. Explore clicks, reported revenue, geographic data, and attribution models together.
Conversion reporting requires a configured postback or supported connection; a click alone does not prove a sale.
Review recorded activity and delivery results, compare date ranges, and see which clicks are classified as bots. Test your setup during the free trial before relying on it for campaign decisions.
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Bot filtering identifies known signals. It does not guarantee that every fraudulent click is detected.
Create conversion tracking links for each offer or destination, then place them in ads, email, or organic posts — with or without UTM and campaign parameters. Pulse Tracker records every click, filters bot traffic, and matches server-to-server (S2S) postbacks so sales attribute back to the original click — not just a last-cookie guess.
Use multi-touch click attribution models, campaign analytics, and Meta Conversions API to see which traffic sources earn. Automation can monitor links and evaluate rules you enable; it does not guarantee campaign performance.
The right tracker depends on your traffic volume, conversion sources, integrations, and budget. Pulse Tracker offers tracked links, S2S conversion reporting, attribution models, and configurable campaign tools. Compare the features you need and verify your conversion setup during the trial before switching. Explore Pulse Tracker vs ClickMagick and Pulse Tracker vs Voluum.
Create a Pulse tracking link for your offer and use it in your campaign. Configure your affiliate network or checkout to return the Pulse click ID with its conversion postback. Clicks and reported conversions can then be reviewed together; simply shortening a link does not connect sales.
Use separate tracking links or campaign labels for your traffic sources, then compare recorded clicks, reported conversions, and revenue over the same date range. Pulse Tracker helps you inspect the results after conversion reporting is connected.
A configured checkout or affiliate network sends a conversion notification directly to Pulse Tracker with the original click ID. That ID links the reported result to a tracked click. Delivery depends on a valid setup and the source sending the event.
Start with your required integrations, traffic allowance, attribution needs, and total cost. Read the Pulse Tracker comparison guide, check each provider’s current documentation, and test one campaign before moving your traffic.
No. Tracking links are the starting point. Pulse Tracker also provides conversion reporting, multi-touch attribution, campaign analysis, customizable charts, bot classification, and configured integrations.
Your first 30-day usage cycle begins when your paid plan activates, separately from the free trial. Your dashboard shows your personal reset time. You can buy more usage repeatedly during a cycle. Unused allowance and top-ups expire at that reset.
Read the public FAQ before signing up. Inside your account, choose Report a bug or Get help. My reports shows your status, replies, and recorded change history. Resolved reports remain available.
yourdomain/t/keto — clean links that log every click with country, state, city, device, and source. Drill down to see exactly which state your buyers are in, then aim your ad spend there.
Known bots and preview crawlers are flagged using user-agent rules and excluded from human-click metrics. This is not comprehensive fraud detection.
Record conversions when your checkout or affiliate network returns the Pulse click ID through a configured postback.
Send supported conversion events to Meta through a configured Conversions API connection. Check delivery results in your dashboard.
1. Create a tracking link. Paste your affiliate offer's destination URL, pick the platform and content type, and get back a clean short link in seconds — no separate campaign setup required.
2. Share it anywhere. TikTok, Instagram, email, wherever your audience actually is. Every click gets logged with country, state, city, and device — automatically, in real time.
3. Know what's actually working. Compare platforms and content types side by side, see which links convert into real sales, and send that confirmation straight to Meta's ad account so your campaigns optimize toward what genuinely converts — not just clicks.
Explore the toolkit. Availability depends on your plan.
Submit a handful or a thousand pieces of content at once — get a unique, individually-trackable link for every single one, automatically.
Watches your links in the background and tells you when something's genuinely broken — not when traffic's just quiet.
Included during the free trial so you can taste it. On paid plans: Growth ($97)+. Starter ($20) is copy and links only.
Real recommendations from your own historical data — which CTA converts better, which platform to lean into, with the actual numbers behind every suggestion.
Run your own affiliate program — applicants apply, you approve, each gets a tracking link, and you always know exactly what's owed.
Connect Zapier, Make, an AI agent, or your own scripts. Real events, signed deliveries, scoped keys — build on top of your own data.
Looking for a ClickMagick, Voluum, or RedTrack alternative without enterprise pricing? Compare plans below and verify your conversion setup during the free 7-day trial.
Start with one campaign, connect conversion reporting, and learn which sources produce results. Pulse Tracker plans start at $20/month. Choose your plan by traffic allowance and required features, and test your setup during the free 7-day trial.
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Understand your traffic. Connect the journey. Act on the evidence.
Tap a country to see states · tap a state to see cities. "Unknown" = VPN or datacenter traffic with no city on record.
See where your traffic comes from, discover which campaigns convert, measure ROI, and turn your marketing data into smarter decisions.
For bugs, describe what happened, what you expected, and the steps to repeat it. Do not include passwords, API keys, or payment details.
One link, 2-3 destinations — traffic splits evenly and at random across whichever you enter below.
Traffic starts evenly split. Once a variant has enough real clicks to trust, Pulse Tracker automatically starts sending most new traffic to whichever one is actually converting better — while still testing the others occasionally, so it can catch a shift later instead of locking in a false early winner.
Create many links at once — paste one per line, upload a CSV, or paste a JSON array for more control. Every item goes through the exact same safety check as a single link; some can succeed while others fail, without losing the whole batch.
WHAT ARE THESE LINKS PROMOTING?
You provide the destination for each item below, exactly as normal.
DESTINATION URL (shared by every item in this batch, unless an item specifies its own below)
— or, use a saved offer instead of a manual URL —
CAMPAIGN (optional — groups every link in this batch together)
YOUR PULSE TRACKER REFERRAL CODE
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CONTENT SOURCE
RECENT BATCH CAMPAIGNS
PERFORMANCE BY METADATA (e.g. which board, which keyword performs best)
Save a destination once, give it a name, and reference it by that name from now on — in a batch here, or by telling Claude "use the health and fitness offer" through the MCP connector. Group offers together (e.g. "Halloween", "Christmas") and a batch can pull from the whole group, splitting evenly across every offer in it automatically. Ungrouped singles stay available on their own.
OFFER GROUPS
Flat groups only (no nesting). Expand a group to see its offers. Check offers + Move selected, or use Move to on a single offer. Delete group ungroups offers (keeps them).
Point your own domain (like go.yourbusiness.com) at your links. Your reputation stays entirely your own — never shared with anyone else on this platform.
Or get an instant short link — no DNS setup, ready in seconds:
Most trackers only credit whichever link someone clicked right before they bought. But real buyers often see you more than once first — a TikTok video today, an email three days later, then the sale. Pulse Tracker now remembers that whole path (using a private cookie on your own domain, so it can recognize the same visitor coming back) and splits credit evenly across every touch that led to the sale. This helps answer a real question: which platform actually introduces people to you, versus which one tends to close the sale once they're already interested?
S2S sale attribution (commission matching) has no time limit when the network returns the original click_id. This lookback only controls multi-touch credit models (7–90 days).
Group links together to see combined performance, log what you spend, and see actual ROI — not just revenue.
Compares each campaign with its own seven-day baseline. Recommendation mode never changes traffic. Auto mode is opt-in and can pause a materially underperforming campaign after the minimum evidence threshold; every automatic action is logged and reversible.
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Migrating from another platform, or want a backup of everything you've built here? Both directions are covered — nothing's locked in.
Import from a CSV — needs a dest_url column at minimum; name, source, and content_type columns are optional. Every row goes through the same safety check as creating a link normally.
Replace {CLICK_ID} and {PAYOUT} with your network's macros (e.g. ClickBank: {receipt} / {order_total}).
Share your link. Earn % of what they pay, every month, for as long as they stay subscribed. Commission stops automatically if they cancel.
How should we pay you?
Encrypted before it's ever stored — never visible to anyone but you and Pulse Tracker's admin when it's time to actually send your payout.
Connect your checkout using authenticated server-to-server requests. Create a key, configure the sender, confirm an authenticated event arrives, then require authentication.
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Send the key in the X-Pulse-Postback-Key request header, never in a public link. Include click_id, revenue, currency: USD and a unique event_id. Reuse that event ID only for retries. Legacy mode accepts unauthenticated callbacks; it is not protected against fabricated conversions.
Ad blockers and iOS privacy settings hide a lot of your conversions from Meta's browser pixel. This sends every confirmed sale straight from this server to Meta instead, so your ad account actually knows which ads are working. Find these values in Meta Events Manager → your Pixel → Settings → Conversions API.
Live means PULSE has a working native/API/webhook path now. Template means the network can be connected through the generic S2S postback recipe today, while a dedicated native adapter remains future work.
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Store service keys securely. Saving a credential does not connect or test that service; a working adapter or webhook must be configured separately.
An API key lets an outside tool — an AI assistant, a script, another platform — read your links and stats or create new links on your behalf, the same way you'd connect any other service. Available on paid plans only, which keeps this to real accounts rather than trial signups.
What's the main reason?
Cancelling keeps your access fully working until your current billing period ends — no refund needed since you're using what you already paid for. You can undo this anytime before then.
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