Binom Review 2.0: Comprehensive User’s Guide

Digital marketing is a labyrinth. If you want to navigate it well, you need a map that will guide you through and help you find where the treasure is hidden. An affiliate tracker is one of the best tools you can ever use for this purpose, which is why it’s very important to find one that fits your every need.

It’s not just about tracking; it’s about making informed decisions that propel your success. If you’re looking to strike gold, one of the top options in the market right now is Binom.

This popular tracker has recently released a new and improved version of their tried and tested tool. How is it different from the original? And what new features can we expect?

Let’s find out.

What is Binom?

Imagine having a bird’s eye view of all your affiliate marketing campaigns. That’s exactly what Binom offers—a state-of-the-art affiliate tracking software that makes you feel like you’re in the cockpit of a high-tech jet, minus the turbulence.

Established in 2015 by seasoned affiliate marketers who were fed up with the lackluster options available, Binom was born out of pure necessity. These marketers knew all the ins and outs and must-have features of a tracker because, let’s face it, they’d been there, done that.

They designed Binom to be user-friendly and packed with powerful features that you didn’t even know you needed but now can’t live without.

Why should you care? Well, Binom doesn’t just help you keep tabs on your campaigns — it tells you which ones are making you money and which ones are just eating up your budget like a black hole.

With its intuitive interface, even your tech-phobic uncle could navigate through it with ease. Whether you’re a newbie or a pro, Binom has something for everyone. Binom version 2.0, though, takes it to the next level.

Binom Tracker Features

In this section, we will delve into the standout features of the Binom tracker that set it apart from its competitors. From robust analytics to intuitive design, each feature plays a crucial role in optimizing your affiliate marketing strategies, ensuring you have all the tools necessary for success.

Intuitive User Interface

First things first, how does the interface or dashboard look? This aspect is important because you want to be able to find everything you need easily. You would also want to see the results of your paid campaigns with ease.

Fortunately, Binom offers an intuitive interface that simplifies analysis and optimization, making the process effortless. If you used Binom before, you’ll see that the new version has a cleaner and more modern look.

Here’s how it used to look:

Here’s the new version:

Unlimited Traffic Volume and Efficient Storage Capacity

One of the biggest advantages of self-hosted trackers is that you won’t have to worry about how much traffic you are sending to your links. You won’t be suddenly locked out of your account for using up all your events allocation for the month!

As a self-hosted tracking tool, Binom allows you to create hundreds of campaigns and track millions of clicks without limit. The only thing that limits you is the size of your own server.

But what’s even better with Binom v2.0 is that the space occupied by clicks is now half of what it used to be. In the past, one million clicks used 3 GB storage. But now, only 1.5 GB is enough. This means data storage is more efficient and you can store more data within the same server! Pretty neat.

Ultra Fast Click-Processing and Reports Generation

When it comes to the world of affiliate marketing, where every click could be worth its weight in gold, speed is everything.

Binom Version 1 was the go-to for many marketers. And why wouldn’t it be? It could handle a maximum of 200 clicks per second (CPS), with click processing speed averaging between 5 to 30 milliseconds. Not too shabby, right? This meant you were getting close to real-time tracking without breaking a sweat.

Enter Binom Version 2.0, the Usain Bolt of affiliate tracking software. With a jaw-dropping maximum CPS of 3000, it’s not just fast; it’s a rocket ship compared to Version 1. Imagine going from a Toyota to a Tesla Roadster overnight. That’s the kind of upgrade we’re talking about here.

But there’s more. Report generation speed in Version 2.0 can be up to 30 times faster. Yes, you read that right. Thirty times. You want a report? Blink, and it’s there. This kind of speed is crucial for making those split-second decisions that can make or break your campaign.

And while Version 1’s click capacity topped out at 17 million clicks per day, Version 2.0 smashes through that ceiling with an astonishing max of 260 million clicks per day. That’s more than 15 times the capacity!

Click and Landing Page Protection

Binom helps protect your campaigns with the help of MagicChecker and Adspect integration. Both these tools recognize VPN and proxy traffic through a database of IPs. This allows you to identify clicks as they come in and redirect them to a different path.

If you’re running affiliate offers in strict advertising platforms like Google Ads, Meta Ads, Yandex, TikTok, and so on, you would also need a reliable cloaking tool to help you avoid getting banned. Adspect can also help you with that. All you need to do is connect your Adspect account to your Binom instance and create a rule on where to send bot-detected traffic.

Adspect’s module is already automatically integrated into Binom and is installed on your server. This means there’s virtually zero time loss when the tracker communicates with Adspect’s servers for IP checking.

Binom helps affiliate marketers keep their landing pages safe from competitors and prying eyes by ensuring direct access protection. The software checks the time difference between the click and the opening of the landing page—if it takes too long, a blank page is shown instead.

Additionally, it verifies IP and User Agent matching to enhance security further. This means your valuable landing pages stay off-limits to those who shouldn’t see them.

Landing Page Integration

In the old-school campaign setup, you’d typically have your tracker redirect from the campaign link to the landing page link. Standard stuff, right? But here’s the kicker: this extra step can slow things down and cause traffic loss. Not exactly ideal for anyone looking to optimize their campaigns.

But with this tracker, you can say hello to integrated landing pages! This feature essentially skips the middleman by loading your landing page directly onto the tracker server.

Your pages load faster, which is crucial because we all know how short attention spans are these days. When someone clicks on your campaign link, the tracker dynamically loads the integrated landing page instantly. No delays. No lost traffic. In short, no headaches.

And if you ever need to swap out your landing page? No problem! You’ve got full control.

Extensive Tracking Functionality

Binom 2.0 offers an unparalleled tracking functionality, boasting not only a robust set of over 30 ready-made tokens but also the ability to create an additional 30 custom tokens for your affiliate offers.

This feature lets users customize their analytics to fit their needs. You can track and pass important data points that other tools might miss. It’s all about making your experience better and more relevant.

With the additional option for up to 30 events, Binom provides what may well be the most comprehensive list of tokens we’ve seen on the market.

Note: Up to 30 tokens (whether custom or ready-made) can be added to campaign links for use in your traffic source.

Whether you’re a data enthusiast eager to dive deep into analytics or a marketer seeking to monitor specific KPIs that typically fly under the radar, Binom is equipped to meet those demands. Its flexibility ensures that all aspects of your campaigns can be dissected and analyzed. This means you can analyze your work in detail, so you get a significant edge over your competitors.

Enhanced Analytics and Reporting Capabilities

The analytics are the meat of every campaign. And when it comes to Binom 2.0, the analytics are like Filet Mignon.

This new version takes analytics and reporting to a whole new level. Once you try it, you’ll wonder why other tracking tools in the market aren’t offering the same features.

It offers comprehensive campaign tracking that covers every click, conversion, and calculated metric. But even with immense data, it still streamlines data analysis. You can easily spot which campaigns are thriving and which ones need a little TLC.

The Reports page isn’t just comprehensive — it’s intuitive.

You get multi-level reports that allow you to drill down up to five levels deep. This means you can dissect your data from multiple angles, giving you unparalleled insight into your campaigns. And the flexibility doesn’t stop there. Each level in the report can be dragged and dropped, letting you rearrange the information to suit your needs.

Variety is another strong suit of Binom’s new version. With over 30 standard reports, including the latest additions like Landers report, Offers report, and Affiliate Networks report, you’re well-covered. These reports are ready to use right out of the box—no need to set them up manually. Just a click, and you have all the information you need.

But, of course, you have the option to create your own report and save it for future use.

Download these insightful reports in CSV. And get ready—charting capabilities are expected to be enhanced by the end of 2024.

Smart Rotation

Imagine you’re running multiple campaigns with various landing pages and offers. You don’t want users seeing the same thing every time they click, right? That’s where Smart Rotation can help you. It’s a function that dynamically adjusts what your visitors see based on their previous interactions.

The available options are:

• Smart Rotation Path
• Smart Rotation Path & LPs
• Smart Rotation Path & LPs & Offers
• Fix on Paths
• Fix on Paths & LPs
• Fix on Paths & LPs & Offers
• Top to Bottom

Smart Rotation isn’t just a fancy term. It’s a practical solution for rotating your landing pages and offers within a campaign intelligently. By default, traffic is distributed evenly and randomly across paths, landing pages, and offers.

But let’s be honest—random isn’t always effective. If a user has already seen one of your landing pages, showing them the same page again isn’t going to boost your conversion rate. Smart Rotation ensures they see something new on subsequent visits, increasing the likelihood of engagement and conversions.

Want to prioritize certain offers? You can easily set the weights of the offers so the hottest ones get first dibs on unique clicks. Just make sure your priority offers get the highest weight.

But what if you need more control? The ‘Fix On’ smart anchoring function lets you fix a click to a specific route or part of it. This means if you want a user to follow a specific path but see different landing pages and offers, you can do that.

Alternatively, if you have strict requirements for what a user should see on each visit, use the ‘Top to Bottom’ function. This allows you to show elements in a specific sequence. For instance, Lander #1 on the first click, Lander #2 on the second, and so on.

Advanced Traffic Distribution

One of the things I like about Binom is that it has the ability to handle advanced traffic distribution without slowing down redirect and/or loading speeds. Whether it’s directing traffic to multiple landing pages or offers or using a mix of direct URLs, the platform ensures swift and seamless redirects.

This is crucial for maintaining user engagement and reducing bounce rates. Personally, I’ve found that these options allow me to create intricate traffic flows that are both effective and timely.

Weight-Based

The weight-based traffic distribution system helps you send traffic to different paths based on set ratios. If you have multiple sources, you can easily divide traffic evenly by setting equal weights. Adjusting these weights lets you control how traffic flows. This way, your important campaigns get the visibility they deserve.

Rules-Based

In addition to weights, Binom incorporates a robust rules system. The ability to prequalify traffic through rules and then distribute it based on performance metrics optimizes ad spend and enhances campaign success.

With 26 data points such as device type, browser, geolocation, and connection type, you can create highly specific rules to direct traffic. You can also use any token you added for the traffic source.

If a click meets the criteria set in your rules, it gets routed accordingly. If the visitor does not match any of the criteria you set, he’ll be redirected to your fallback path.

Here’s where things get really interesting: you can combine the Rules and Weight systems. Say you want to prequalify traffic by targeting Samsung users only, and you have one priority offer and two standard ones.

You can set this rule and then distribute the qualified traffic among the three affiliate offers using varying weights. Here’s how that would look like:

This system ensures that your traffic is not only well-distributed but also highly targeted, improving the relevance and effectiveness of your campaigns.

Postback Processing Rules

If you’re running a bustling e-commerce store or managing subscription-based services, then your conversion tracking is as chaotic as a cat in a room full of laser pointers. You wouldn’t want a mere “add to cart” action to be counted as a final sale, would you? That’s where Binom 2.0’s new postback processing rules come to save the day!

The logic kicks off when a correct postback comes in, setting everything in motion. It uses data from a specific click that created the postback, keeping things simple.

Each incoming postback is filtered at the campaign level to see if it fits any status scheme. If it does, the system checks the conversion status values from top to bottom to see if there’s a match with any values in the scheme.

If a match is found, the system runs through a series of comparisons to check if the click meets the “if conditions” of a specific group. If everything checks out, the relevant actions are carried out. If not, alternative “else actions” kick in, wrapping up that conversion cycle.

It might sound complicated at first, but once you see it in action, it works smoothly!

E-commerce involves a series of events — from “add to cart” to “checkout” and finally, a glorious “sale”. With Binom’s new rules, you can track conversions accurately, making sure a sale is recorded only when it’s actually a sale.

Subscription services are another beast entirely. You’ve got leads coming in, trial subscriptions being activated, and hopefully, full subscriptions being purchased. Binom ensures you’re not tracking every lead as a full-on subscriber, saving you from a lot of awkward explanations later.

API Use

The API makes it incredibly easy to get real-time updates, especially from affiliate networks. Imagine being instantly informed when affiliate offers you are running reach their caps without having to manually check each one! This feature is a game-changer for marketers who need to stay on top of dynamic offers and campaigns.

You can also streamline ad management across multiple platforms. Say goodbye to the hassle of manually updating each ad. With Binom‘s API, you can make one single change and see it reflected across your ad platforms that accept API. This not only saves time but also ensures consistency in your campaigns.

If you’re promoting ecommerce offers, you’ll appreciate how the API can simplify accessing merchant data. It help you easily pull product prices, inventory levels, and more. This feature ensures that your offers are always up-to-date, helping you maintain a competitive edge.

Domain and URL Customization

If you like using custom domains (which we recommend you do use), there are no restrictions as to how many domains you can connect to your account. You can set this up directly from the tracker’s interface; no need for manual server setup. Plus, all added domains automatically get SSL for free.

You can assign domains to specific campaigns depending on your needs. When you do, the landing pages uploaded to the server that you use for this campaign will also use the same domain.

This unifies the domains from click to redirect, preventing strict ad networks from rejecting your campaign due to differences in domain names.

When it comes to how the URL looks, you can change everything from the tracker’s login path to where the traffic goes. Click paths, landing pages, campaigns, and postbacks can be customized to your liking.

Files Storage and Management

Looking to streamline your workflow and eliminate the need for third-party software? Then you’ll love this update. With Binom‘s new Files page, you can manage everything directly within the tracker.

Imagine being able to upload, edit, and manage your files without needing to touch external software. This makes the entire process much more intuitive and time-efficient.

The Files page centralizes all your file management needs:

• Create New Files and Directories: Organize your content effortlessly by creating new files and directories directly on the server.
• Seamless File Uploads: You can upload files up to 20 MB without any hassle, making it perfect for handling most of your landing page resources.
• Rename and Edit On-the-Fly: Open your files in the editing window, make your adjustments, and save—all within the platform. No more external edits and re-uploads.
• Download: Need a local copy? It’s all just a click away.
• Delete with Ease: Clean up your directories by deleting unnecessary files right from the Files page.

All files you upload on the Files page go into the /landers folder. It’s that simple. You can easily find everything stored there.

Improved Geo and Device Database

With Binom v2.0’s enhanced locations and device database offering, marketers get invaluable insights for precise click tracking and campaign optimization. This is being updated monthly, too.

Client Hints Option

Simply put, Client Hints create a setup where the server asks the browser for specific data, and the browser decides what to share based on user settings or policies. This is a big shift from the old way, where all User-Agent info was shared by default.

With Client Hints, user data access becomes clearer and more manageable. Right now, the server can request device info through HTTP request header fields. It’s a streamlined, privacy-friendly way to gather important client data without crossing any lines.

That said, there are some trade-offs to keep in mind. Turning on Client Hints might slow down redirect speeds a bit. Not a biggie, right? Just something to think about if pinpoint device identification isn’t your thing for campaigns. You can always turn it off if you want to prioritize speed.

Organization Tools

Navigating through thousands of campaigns can feel like digging for a needle in a haystack. Some campaigns are short-term sprints, others are marathon runs lasting months.

Grouping

Finding the campaign(s) that you want to analyze or compare can be downright exhausting. This is where the grouping feature shines. It lets you label and categorize campaigns. It could be based on the affiliate network, the niche focus, the promotional style—anything you want.

You can do the same for landing pages, rotations, and affiliate offers. Suddenly, chaos turns into order.

Tags

To make things even more accessible, you can add color-coded tags. These tags can be applied across campaigns, landing pages, offers, affiliate networks, and traffic sources. This feature makes it incredibly easy to search and identify items from a list.

Notes

And here’s a little cherry on top: the Notes system. Imagine being able to add detailed notes to each campaign such as what optimization steps you’ve taken, why you paused a path, and more. You can even format it and add images for easy reference!

If you’re the forgetful kind like me (especially when running hundreds of active campaigns at the same time), this is a lifesaver. No more relying on memory or scattered spreadsheets!

Whether you’re working solo or with a team, this feature is golden. For teams, it means everyone stays on the same page.

Team Access

Speaking of teams, Binom allows you to create and work with an unlimited number of users within a single installation.

Collaboration is crucial, but so is control. You can grant team members access to specific features only. Want someone to see traffic stats but not create new campaigns? Done. This makes collaboration not just easier but safer too.

And here’s where it gets even better—you can add an unlimited number of users to your account. You can even monitor the actions performed by each user by viewing the User Actions Log.

If you’re a media buyer working with direct advertisers or clients, you can give them read-only access to specific campaigns. Just filter out what you want them to see, and voilà!

They can view the campaign status, media buying results, and calculated data without accessing anything else or making changes. It’s like sharing your secret recipe without giving away the whole cookbook.

Affiliate Networks and Traffic Sources Templates

Ever tried setting up a campaign and found yourself drowning in the sea of tracking parameters? Yeah, it’s like trying to assemble IKEA furniture without instructions. But don’t worry. Binom Tracker has come to the rescue with its feature-rich catalog of network templates.

The platform has over 120 affiliate networks, all neatly organized and ready for you to add to your account.

These networks in the list are also rated based on average performance, giving you a heads-up on which one’s hot and which one’s not. Need to know the top verticals and geo-focus per network? It’s all laid out for you.

There’s also a handy sign-up button so you’ll be taken to the affiliate network’s registration page in case you don’t have an account with them yet.

When it comes to traffic sources/advertising networks, you can search based on name, traffic type, and ads format.

There are over a hundred traffic sources on the list. No more scouring the internet for the right tracking parameters or pulling your hair out over complicated setups.

Reliable Support Team

Let’s face it: using a self-hosted tracking system can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield. One wrong step, and boom, there goes your campaign performance. That’s why having a reliable support team is not just a nice-to-have but an absolute must.

Binom does not cut corners on this. I’m telling you, I tried it myself!

I hopped onto their live chat, expecting the usual wait time, perhaps a bot or two to sift through. But lo and behold, within a minute, a real human responded. Yep, you read that right—one minute! And get this, my issue was sorted out in under ten minutes. It felt like magic, but it was just top-notch customer service.

Of course, you can always go the managed version route if you don’t want to encounter technical difficulties in managing your own installation. If you need help even with your managed version, the support team is still there to help.

Now, before I sing more praises for their live chat, let’s talk about Binom’s extensive library of support topics and documentation. It’s like having a treasure trove of solutions at your fingertips. From setup guides to troubleshooting tips, they’ve got it all covered. Most minor issues? You can solve them independently, no sweat.

But hey, sometimes you just need that personal touch. And that’s where their live chat, available from 10 AM to 10 PM (+3 GMT), shines. Need help outside these hours? No worries—you can always drop them an email or hit them up on Telegram.

Binom v2.0 Price

For those considering a monthly commitment, the price is $149 per month.

However, if you’re looking to save, the yearly plan is a smart option. Priced at $1251 annually, it averages out to about $104 per month, offering a generous 30% discount compared to the monthly rate.

This is a fantastic opportunity for long-term users to take advantage of Binom’s powerful features while saving money.

If you’d like to use the managed service, it’s priced at $299 for each month. It accepts a maximum of 1.5 million clicks a day.

As a bonus, you can sign up and enjoy a 30-day free trial of the tracker’s full version and 40% discount for the next payment. You don’t have to provide any payment details for the trial. Plus, their support team can provide assistance with tracker installation at no additional cost.

How to Start Tracking in Binom 2.0

Feeling excited already? Let’s talk about how to use the latest Binom version and how it differs from its predecessor.

Adding affiliate networks and traffic sources are pretty self-explanatory, especially if you’re using networks listed in Binom’s catalog, so let’s skip this and jump to the essentials of a campaign.

Adding an Offer

Go to the Offer page and click on Create.

I usually just add the click ID token to the offer URL. If you’d like to pass more data to your affiliate network, you can add more. Tokens that are highlighted in bright blue mean that they are included in the link.

Choose the country and offer group. Both of these are optional but I prefer to add the country, especially if the offer is not worldwide.

Next, choose the affiliate network so the platform will pre-fill the proper postback.

Then, add Tags (optional) and indicate the payout. Since I added the payout parameter to the postback URL, I can set the Payout to Auto.

Click Save, and you’re good to go.

If you need to change something, just choose the offer and click edit. In case you need to edit the country, group, or domain of several offers, you can do so via the Mass Edit option. It shows up when you select several offers at a time.

Adding a Landing Page

Head to the Landers tab and click on Create.

Place a unique name for your landing page. If your LP is hosted elsewhere, place the link and add the tokens you want to pass. There are tons of tokens in the list, you can choose the search box to find the one you need (very handy!)

If you’d like to host the lander on the tracker’s server, simply click on the No-Redirect link. You can either select an existing file to duplicate it or upload a new landing page (must be in zip).

Once you’ve added a file, you’ll notice that the No-redirect field will pre-populate.

You can test if the landing page is working properly.

Add the Group, Language, and Tags (all optional), then click Save.

If you wish to edit the landing page code, like maybe add tokens to dynamically insert keywords, you can easily do so. All you’ve got to do is choose the lander and click the Code button on the upper right corner of the edit window.

How to Create a Campaign

Now that we’ve got everything we need, let’s set up a campaign. Go to the Campaigns tab and click Create.

Here’s how the campaign creation page looks:

Let’s focus on the Main Options first. Fill out the necessary fields:

• Name
• Group and Tags (optional)
• Traffic Source
• Cost Type (choose among CPC, CPM, and CPA)
• Click on Auto if you’ll be capturing costs automatically or indicate the cost manually (if you prefer)
• Hide referrer (choose either none or Smart meta refresh)
• Domain (choose the tracking domain you’ll use for this campaign)
• Type of Distribution (choose among Smart Rotations, Fix-On, and Top to Bottom)

I’ll be going for the Smart Rotation Path & LPs & Offers for this campaign. This setting makes sure Binom selects a path the user hasn’t visited before, then a fresh landing page, and finally, an offer they haven’t seen. If they’ve seen all possible combinations, the system will restart the cycle based on the initial logic.

And here’s the kicker: if a user’s click resulted in a conversion on an offer, they won’t see that offer again unless they’ve converted on every other offer in the campaign. Pretty useful, right?

Under the Type of Distribution is the Campaign URL. This will populate after you save the campaign.

Underneath it is the Advanced Settings. If you’d be passing conversion data back to your traffic source, you should make sure to edit these settings here. If you don’t want to pass all conversions to the ad network, place how much of it you want to send instead.

I also like indicating the traffic loss percentage. Since I’ll be using push ads for this campaign and I get a 10% to 20% traffic loss with certain ad networks, I’ll add that info here. This will help me get more accurate costs.

Under Protect, you can enable and configure MagicChecker and Adspect.

Now for Paths. I want to create one path for Direct Linking (which I named direct) and another Path for rotating landing pages (which I named LP rotate).

So for the first path, I simply clicked on Direct under the Landing Page section, and then chose my offers.

I then edited how much traffic each offer receives. My priority is the hot offer.

For the second path, I chose two landers and assigned equal distribution.

Now, this offer does not accept users from Verizon Wireless, so I will redirect such users. While I can do this in the ad network as well, it’s better to do the same within the tracker so no such user gets to the offer page.

I will use Rules for this purpose. Simply scroll down, and you’ll find it underneath the Paths section. click on Rule+ .

Choose the criterion. Make sure to select the condition (whether IS or IS NOT). In my case, it’s IS.

I narrow down the list by typing the name of the correct ISP. There are many Verizons out there, but what I’m looking for is Verizon Wireless.

I then placed Direct under LP and a default link under Offer, where all my unwanted traffic goes to.

You can create several Rules and place weights or arrange them according to which one you want to prioritize.

My campaign is now ready to go, so I click on Save. The Campaign Link is now available and ready to use! You can click on test to see if it’s working right.

Viewing Reports

Once your campaign is up and running, you can start checking its performance. A couple of minutes after the campaign goes live, and here’s how it looks using the Path Report.

I wanted to check how each path, lander, and offer performed, so I added those levels.

You can rearrange the columns and dragging & dropping the column headers. If you want to customize what you see in the columns, click on the Gear icon in the lower left corner and choose from the list.

And if the calculated metrics aren’t enough for you, click on the Add Custom button and create your own! No need to transfer your reports to Excel or Worksheet, just for a few calculations that can be done here.

Setting up tracking with Binom 2.0 isn’t rocket science—thankfully! It’s actually a pretty straightforward process that can give your campaign management a serious boost.

If you want to investigate each conversion further, you can view its details right at your fingertips. Want to know what and when conversions were relayed from the affiliate network to your tracker? Need to check when the status was updated?

Easy—just visit the Conversions tab, choose the specific conversion you want to check, and click Logs. Here’s an example of what you’ll see:

These comprehensive reporting features? Goldmine! They’ll help you fine-tune your strategies and get better results. With Binom’s fancy advanced settings and customization options, you can tweak your tracking setup to match your unique needs.

The Pros and Cons of Binom 2.0

The benefits of using Binom are truly impressive.

First off, I’ve experienced an immense improvement in load times and click processing, which means less waiting and more action! The loading speed was noticeable.

I love the advanced traffic distribution and smart rotation, as they make a huge difference in how effectively the campaigns perform. Split testing LPs and offers is so much easier now.

Plus, the way data is stored more efficiently compared to both earlier versions and other popular trackers today is a significant breakthrough. Not to mention you can upload your files directly to the same server.

Let’s not forget the comprehensive reporting features provide insights that are not only detailed but also incredibly easy to understand.

What really stands out, though, is how user-friendly Binom is; it feels intuitive right from the start. After the initial learning curve (that is, if you’ve never tried Binom before), setting up campaigns is pretty straightforward. The interface is very modern, and you can change it from light to dark mode and vice versa.

However, there are a couple of downsides that we need to address.

First, the list of affiliate networks and traffic source templates can still be improved. While they have more than a hundred for both, there are dozens (if not hundreds) more missing.

Secondly, several features from the original tracker that would be incredibly beneficial in version 2 are still unavailable. As of now, integration with certain traffic sources, such as Google Ads and Facebook Ads, has not been implemented. Additionally, the JS Protection and Lander Grabber features are also not accessible yet. However, they are in the development pipeline, which is encouraging news.

Is Binom Worth It?

If you’re a serious affiliate marketer, this tool is absolutely worth your hard-earned cash! Seriously, with its awesome features and easy-to-use interface, it’s like having a superpower for managing your campaigns and tracking efficiency.

At just $149 a month, it’s practically a steal! I mean, why wouldn’t you give it a shot? If you’re hunting for a reliable tracker that can elevate your campaigns to new heights, Binom 2.0 could be your secret weapon! Trust me, you’ll thank yourself later. Happy tracking, folks! You got this!