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Traffic

Affiliate traffic that turns into customers.

We buy media against your goal, move budget to what converts, and prove it in your own tracker. One operator owns every campaign.

How we run a campaign

A report you can read in a minute

Weekly, in plain language: what ran, where, what converted, what we cut and what we scale next.

Example report, sample data

Conversions, week1,831+14.6%

Sample weekly report by geo
GeoClicksConv.CRNext
DE18,4204122.24%Scale
FR11,9072382.00%Scale
CA9,3161711.84%Hold
AU6,048831.37%Cut

Budgets under control

Daily and total caps you set, held to the click.

Daily cap1,000
Spend stops at the cap86%

Postback builder

Server-to-server postback, pixel, or the tracker you already run. Your tracker stays the source of truth, and our reports reconcile to it.

Live tool
https://track.yourdomain.com/postback?click_id={click_id}&payout={payout}&status={status}
Simulation, runs in your browser.

Geos locked before launch

Agreed up front and held to the markets you chose.

Brand-safe by default

Agreed in writing before launch, and checked every week.

  • Claims that match the offer.
  • Only brands we are authorized to run.
  • Every click tracked end to end.

Reporting

Four things we hold, every week.

What every campaign holds to, and how you see each one. Reported weekly, in plain language.

  • Tracking

    What you get: Numbers from your tracker

    How you see it: Postback, server to server, or your pixel. Our report matches it.

  • Geos

    What you get: Only the geos agreed before launch

    How you see it: Each geo named in the one-page plan, with its own budget.

  • Caps

    What you get: Daily and total caps you set

    How you see it: We stop at the cap, and the report shows the day it was reached.

  • Brand safety

    What you get: Placements you can see

    How you see it: Sources and placements listed in the weekly report.

Payout models

Paid on the action you choose.

The model is agreed in the one-page plan before launch, and every conversion is counted in your tracker.

  • CPACost per action

    A fixed payout for the action you define: a sale, a deposit or a subscription.

  • CPLCost per lead

    A payout per lead, with the qualifying fields agreed before launch.

  • CPICost per install

    A payout per app install, counted by the attribution you already run.

  • CPSCost per sale

    A payout per completed order, as a fixed amount or a share of the basket.

  • SOI / DOISingle or double opt-in

    Sign-ups counted at registration, or once the email is confirmed. Common in dating and lead generation.

Verticals

Verticals we run.

We name the vertical, not the offer.
  • 01

    Lead generation

    Forms, sign-ups and qualified enquiries, paid per lead. The qualifying fields are agreed before launch and every lead is counted in your tracker.

  • 02

    Commerce and apps

    Store traffic, app installs and first purchases, paid per sale or install and followed past the click to the first order.

  • 03

    Dating, mainstream to casual

    Registrations and first payments across the dating spectrum, from mainstream to casual, on offers and creatives you approve.

Who we work with

Networks and advertisers.

Affiliate networks

We fill the offers you need filled, ramped per offer against your caps and reported in your tracker.

  • A ramp plan for each offer
  • Postback set up with your team
  • A weekly breakdown by source

Advertisers

Media bought against your goal, with the landers and creative made in-house.

  • Landing pages tested against your offer
  • Creatives approved by you first
  • One operator from scope to scale

Questions

Traffic questions, answered.

What is media buying for affiliate networks?

Media buying for affiliate networks means buying ads on search, social, native and push, and sending that traffic to the network’s offers. Besterr buys against the result the offer pays for, stays inside the agreed caps and geos, and reports in the network’s own tracker, so both sides read the same numbers.

How does server-to-server postback tracking work?

When a conversion happens, your tracker calls the traffic source server to server with the click ID, so the record lives on your side. You can try it in the postback builder on this page.

What is a Tier 1 geo?

Tier 1 geos are the highest-value advertising markets, usually the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and the wealthiest countries of Western Europe. Traffic there costs more and offers pay more. Tier 2 and Tier 3 cover the markets after them. Besterr runs the tiers your offer accepts, agreed before launch.

Which traffic sources does Besterr buy?

Besterr buys search, social, native and push traffic. Each source starts with a small test against your offer, with tracking live from the first click. Budget then moves to the sources, placements and angles that convert, and sources that miss the target are cut. You see the breakdown by source every week.

Does Besterr run dating traffic?

Yes. Besterr runs dating traffic across the spectrum, from mainstream to casual, paid on registrations, opt-ins or first payments. Every creative and landing page is approved by you before launch, claims match the offer, and conversions are counted in your tracker like any other vertical.

Which payout do you work to?

Besterr works to the payout model your offer uses: CPA, CPL, CPI, CPS, or single and double opt-in. The action that counts as a conversion is written into the one-page plan before launch, and every conversion is recorded in your tracker, so payouts reconcile to your own numbers.

Tell us the result. We will plan the traffic.

We reply with a plan: sources, caps, tracking and the first week. Networks and advertisers can write to partners@ directly.