RedTrack

RedTrack is a B2B ad tracking and campaign optimization platform with an Ads Manager that gathers campaign data and controls from multiple ad platforms in one view. Users can pause or resume campaigns, change budgets, and apply bulk updates. RedTrack tracks conversions across channels and devices and attributes them down to the ad level. Rule-based and AI automation can pause underperforming campaigns or scale winning ones. Its integrations directory spans ad platforms, ecommerce, CRMs, affiliate networks, analytics and BI, and automation; named connections include Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, ClickFunnels, Google Analytics, Konnektive CRM, and HubSpot. Android and iOS apps, a Chrome extension, web, and API access are listed. The free Relay plan provides UTM-based last-click attribution, but lacks multi-touch attribution and ad-level ad spend sync. Paid plans start at $69/mo with annual billing, and a 14-day trial is listed. RedTrack says most of its clients are affiliate and lead-generation media buyers, followed by agencies and ecommerce marketers.

RedTrack combines cross-platform campaign controls with conversion attribution and automation. The free Relay tier has defined attribution and spend-sync limits, while paid plans start at $69/mo with annual billing.

It may suit affiliate and lead-generation media buyers, agencies, and ecommerce marketers who manage campaigns across connected ad platforms. Teams needing ad-level attribution and automation can consider its paid plans.

Overview

RedTrack is a B2B platform for tracking ad conversions and managing campaigns across connected advertising services. It is aimed chiefly at affiliate and lead-generation media buyers, with agencies and ecommerce marketers also in its audience. Its strongest case is for teams that want attribution and campaign actions in one system; the free Relay tier is too limited for buyers who need multi-touch attribution or ad-level spend data.

Key features

Ads Manager puts data and controls from multiple ad platforms in one view. Users can pause or resume campaigns, change budgets, and make bulk edits across connected platforms, which should help buyers managing activity across networks. Conversion tracking spans channels and devices and attributes results down to the ad level, giving campaign decisions a more detailed basis than Relay’s UTM-based last-click approach.

Rule-based and AI automation can pause underperforming campaigns and scale winners. That combination makes RedTrack more relevant to operators who want to act on performance signals as well as measure them. Reporting is advanced, and reports can be exported.

Its integration categories cover ad platforms, ecommerce, CRMs, affiliate networks, analytics and BI, and automation. Named connections include Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, ClickFunnels, Google Analytics, Konnektive CRM, and HubSpot. Android and iOS apps and a Chrome extension extend access beyond the web platform. RedTrack states that it complies with GDPR; its data processing agreement uses the European Commission’s standard contractual clauses. It says tracking data is processed under documented controller instructions and IP addresses can be anonymized at the controller’s request.

Pricing

Relay is free with no card, trial clock, or expiry. It allows one store or website and one user, with UTM-based attribution, no ad-level ad spend sync, and no live chat. That makes it a low-commitment way for a solo user to begin, but the attribution and spend-sync restrictions rule it out for teams that need multi-touch measurement or ad-level cost data.

Builder costs $69 a month with annual billing and includes 2M events per month, one user, five ad accounts per platform, and five custom domains with SSL. It is the entry paid tier for an individual buyer who can work within those event and account limits. Solo costs $141 a month, also with annual billing, and raises the event allowance to 5M and SSL domains to 10; it still has one user and five ad accounts per platform, so it suits a higher-volume solo operator rather than a growing team.

Team costs $333 a month with annual billing. It includes 20M events per month, five users, unlimited ad accounts per platform, and 50 custom domains with SSL. Live chat and email support are included, making it the more practical fit for a small group managing many accounts. Enterprise costs $833 a month with annual billing and raises those limits to 75M events, 15 users, and 100 SSL domains, while retaining unlimited ad accounts per platform; it adds an account manager alongside live chat and email. Custom has custom pricing, 100M+ events per month, 25+ users, custom ad-level spend sync, and unlimited ad accounts and SSL domains.

Builder and Solo include email support; Relay has no live chat. RedTrack offers a 14-day trial, while Relay itself has no trial clock or expiry. The annual billing cycle is material when comparing the displayed monthly prices, and the one-user cap on both lower paid plans means extra event capacity alone does not make them team plans.

Platforms

RedTrack supports Android, iOS, web, API, and extension platforms. The mobile apps and Chrome extension add access options, while cross-network campaigns and five supported networks align the product with buyers coordinating several advertising sources.

Who it's for

Affiliate and lead-generation media buyers are the clearest fit, particularly those who need ad-level attribution and want to adjust campaigns from the same platform. Agencies and ecommerce marketers may also benefit from the campaign controls and store connections. A solo user with modest tracking needs can start on Relay, but buyers who depend on multi-touch attribution or ad-level ad spend sync need a paid plan. Teams should look at Team or above if they need multiple seats.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Attribution reaches the ad level across channels and devices, supporting more granular campaign assessment.
• Pros: Campaign controls and rule-based and AI automation combine measurement with actions such as pausing and scaling.
• Pros: The integrations directory spans advertising, ecommerce, CRM, affiliate, analytics, and automation services.
• Cons: Relay is limited to UTM-based last-click attribution and omits ad-level ad spend sync, restricting its use for deeper campaign analysis.
• Cons: Builder and Solo each allow only one user, so small teams must step up to Team at $333 a month with annual billing.
• Cons: Builder and Solo prices are tied to annual billing, and event quotas vary substantially by tier.

Alternatives

Birch is worth considering for a narrower, lower-cost event-tracking need: its Birch Hub plans cover 10,000 events per month per gateway for free or 500,000 for $10 a month, though it has no free trial and supports iOS and web. Choose Madgicx if its Android, iOS, and web availability and its advertised automation, targeting, analytics, and ad management package better match your needs; it has no free plan and offers a 7-day trial.

Snapchat Ads is the direct alternative for managing Snapchat advertising, with daily and lifetime spend limits and budgets starting at $5 a day. AdRoll is another option, with a free Account-Based Retargeting plan and a pay-for-media approach. Attensify may suit teams seeking a freemium social publishing tool: its free Starter plan covers one website, three social channels, 50 AI-generated posts per month, basic analytics, and community support.

GetChannel offers a free plan for up to three connected channels, one workspace, one team member, and seven days of data history, making it an option for a small team with short-range reporting needs. HiConversion is another freemium alternative, with web support and a client plan whose minimum top-up starts at 10,000 rubles and goes entirely to ad spend. overads has a free web plan with unlimited workspaces, seats, and ad accounts, alongside caps on publishing channels and tracked items.

For a broader category comparison, browse Social Media Advertising Software.

Verdict

RedTrack is a strong fit for affiliate and lead-generation buyers who need cross-network campaign controls, ad-level attribution, and automation together. The main reason to choose it is that combination; the main reason to look elsewhere is the cost of moving beyond Relay, especially if annual billing, event caps, or the single-seat limits on Builder and Solo do not fit your operation.