Trackers
Binom
Binom says it offers self-hosted and cloud versions, and that its cloud plans include a server, monitoring, and optimization. The vendor’s Cloud listing includes traffic up to 2 million per day. Trial terms also differ between the general offer and Cloud. Buyers weighing subscription costs against server responsibilities should compare the plan terms with the work they are prepared to handle themselves.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Self-Hosted and Cloud Split the Work
According to Binom’s homepage and pricing page, checked 2026-10-31, the service describes these deployment and product features.
- Deployment: self-hosted and cloud versions.
- Tracking inputs: click metrics, events, tokens, and affiliate-network postbacks.
- Reporting: reports with up to five grouping levels.
- Team access: settings for team collaboration.
- Separate product: Binom Protect includes tracker integration and campaign analytics.
Cloud Includes a Server, With a Traffic Cap
The subscription terms distinguish Cloud from the general offer: Binom lists different trial periods and Cloud’s specified traffic allowance. The homepage’s traffic claim conflicts with that Cloud allowance, so buyers should identify which terms govern the plan they intend to use.
The sources give these different traffic statements, both checked 2026-10-31:
Binom states that the general trial is 14 days and can be extended to 30 days by contacting support or using a coupon; its Cloud listing specifies a 7-day trial. Binom Protect has a separate 14-day trial. The vendor says subscriptions can be stopped or resumed at any time, and customers can request refunds for unused license time.
Campaign Costs Feed Reporting Choices
Campaign setup starts in the Campaigns tab, where documentation says a campaign can be assigned to a group and given a traffic-cost basis. Cost can be specified as CPC, CPM, or CPA, and Binom can convert campaign costs to dollars using the Central European Bank exchange rate.
Distribution settings offer Normal Rotation, Smart Rotation, or Fix On, while traffic loss can be entered as a percentage using the traffic-source value by default. Campaign settings allow a payout percentage for CPA conversions, according to the documentation checked 2026-10-31.
After saving, the campaign URL contains tokens configured for its traffic source. Settings can append parameters to all campaign landings or all campaign offers.
Postbacks Run Through Ordered Status Schemes
Binom’s documentation describes postback processing through status schemes: when a correct postback arrives, a scheme processes data for the specific click that received it. A scheme can be assigned to specific campaigns and affiliate networks.
The tracker checks schemes in order and stops when a conversion status matches; within a scheme, conditions are checked from top to bottom, and a matched click ends further condition checks. Conditions can draw on click information or the incoming postback, and logical OR is available, with AND processed before OR.
Actions then run sequentially and can add or subtract click events, payout, or conversion status, or install events. Incoming postbacks change conversion status and, when stated, payout and events, unless an “else ignore postback” clause applies. Status values must be unique to one scheme and one conversion-status group.
Ask What the Server Adds to the Bill
For a self-hosted tracker, ask the provider which server costs remain yours and whether setup or ongoing maintenance is included. Ask how SSL setup works, and what happens to access data if you move to another tracker. These are questions to resolve before comparing subscription costs with the work of running infrastructure.
Binom’s documentation lists dedicated servers, VPS, or VDS for installation, and says classic and shared hosting will not work. It also lists minimum requirements of 1 CPU core or thread, 2 GB RAM, and SSD storage, according to the installation documentation checked 2026-10-31.
Included Setup Can Reduce Separate Work
Binom says it will install the tracker and its environment on the customer’s server for free, which could remove a separate setup task if the buyer’s server meets the installation conditions. The provider also says updates are available through one-click controls in the interface.
The tracker provides user access with configurable permissions for tracker elements, according to the documentation. Documentation says the service can provide a CSV report of a user's statistics. The vendor says it will install the tracker and its environment on the customer's server for free; buyers should check the server requirements before relying on this installation offer.
Server Requirements Keep Setup on You
The installation documentation sets constraints on both the server environment and the credentials used to access it.
- The documentation advises using a clean server rather than running the autoinstaller where existing work projects are installed.
- The documentation lists dedicated servers, VPS, or VDS; classic and shared hosting will not work.
- The installation documentation lists Debian 11.x minimal and Ubuntu 22.04 minimal, and warns that an IP address instead of a domain prevents HTTPS login.
- The documentation says the tracker is incompatible with MariaDB.
- The documentation says user reports cannot be built for users with access to more than 100 campaigns; changing a password alone does not revoke API access.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Compare Trackers by Hosting Responsibility
When comparing tracker options, separate the subscription from the work of operating infrastructure. Check who manages the server, how traffic is metered, how postbacks are processed, which integrations apply, and what report access and migration support involve. Also ask how data is handled when payment ends.
Cloud Fits Buyers Outsourcing Server Work
Cloud may fit buyers who want the provider’s stated server, monitoring, and optimization included, provided the listed traffic allowance matches their operating needs. Self-hosting instead suits buyers prepared to provision infrastructure that meets the documented requirements.
The practical dividing line is responsibility: Cloud bundles specified infrastructure work, while the self-hosted route leaves the buyer to arrange a compatible server. Before choosing, match the workload to the written Cloud allowance or confirm the server setup for self-hosting.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and company history.
- Terms: content of the terms page.
- Migration: process and support for importing tracker data.
- Data after payment ends: retention, export, and deletion conditions.
- API: scope, plan or version availability, and limits.
- Support: response times and service-level commitments.
- Independent verification: vendor claims against external evidence.
Questions About Binom’s Billing and Setup
What does Cloud include?
Binom describes Cloud as including a server, monitoring, and optimization, alongside tracker access. Its pricing page also specifies auto installation and a traffic allowance for the Cloud listing. Buyers should check those written plan terms against their intended traffic volume and deployment needs.
How do the trial terms differ by product?
Binom states that the general trial lasts 14 days and can be extended to 30 days by contacting support or using a coupon. The Cloud listing specifies a 7-day trial, while Binom Protect has a separate 14-day trial. These are distinct offers, not one shared trial period.
What server is required for self-hosting?
The installation documentation lists dedicated servers, VPS, or VDS and says classic and shared hosting will not work. It also specifies Debian 11.x minimal or Ubuntu 22.04 minimal, with KVM virtualization. Confirm that the planned environment meets these requirements before arranging installation.
Which integrations apply to each version?
Binom says Facebook and Google Ads integrations are available in its first version and forthcoming for version two. The provider says both versions integrate with Magic Checker and Adspect. Buyers should check the version they intend to use against the integrations required for their campaigns.
Which support channels are listed?
Binom identifies panel chat and a Telegram bot as support channels. The pricing page names Telegram and the web panel as its main communication channels.
What happens to a landing-page route using LP Pixel or JS Protection?
The documentation says LP Pixel can send traffic directly to a landing page, bypassing the tracker. It describes JS Protection as sending traffic directly to a landing page and changing it with campaign settings. Check how either route fits the campaign’s intended tracking configuration.
Justified When the Deployment Matches
Fits if… the Cloud plan’s stated server inclusion and traffic allowance match the work and traffic the buyer expects.
Probably not if… the buyer expects self-hosting to work on shared hosting or cannot provide a documented server type.
Main risk… choosing around the homepage’s broad traffic claim without reconciling it with the Cloud listing. Compare the written plan allowance and server responsibilities before subscribing.
Sources
Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.
- binom.orgchecked
- binom.org/pricechecked
- docs.binom.orgchecked
- docs.binom.org/status-scheme-v2.phpchecked
- docs.binom.org/install.phpchecked
- docs.binom.org/users-v2.phpchecked
How we put this page together
Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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