Which plan sends sales
Server-side tracking has to be included in the first plan you pay for. This is an estimate from each vendor's pricing page and integration docs.
Each plan's conversion support, trial length, and card requirement appear here after you submit.
What counts as the server-side send
A Meta signal means the vendor documents a Conversions API send. Facebook pixel vs Conversions API is where the browser event and the server event meet on one sale.
A Google signal means the vendor documents a click-conversion upload or a server-to-server postback. The source list below is what those vendor pages said on 19 October 2026.
Affiliate tracking software free trial
Rows run from A to Z. When the plan cell says None, that vendor has not documented the send.
| Tool | Plan | Price | Meta | Trial | Card | Accounts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BeMob | None | None | No | No | Not a trial | Not stated | Not stated |
| Binom | None | None | No | No | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| ClickMagick | Starter | $79/mo | Yes | Yes | 14 days | Don't pay today | 1 per platform |
| ClickMagick | Standard | $199/mo | Yes | Yes | 14 days | Don't pay today | Up to 5 per platform |
| ElasticFunnels | Starter | $97/mo | Yes | Yes | 14 days | No | Not stated |
| FunnelFlux | Base | $99/mo | Yes | Yes | 14 days | Yes | Not stated |
| RedTrack | Solo | $141/mobilled annually | Yes | Yes | 14 days | No | 5 per platform |
| Voluum | Profit | $119/mobilled annually | Yes | Yes | 14-day preview | No | Not capped in the docs |
ClickMagick free trial
One ad account per platform stays on Starter, where the pricing page lists Audience Optimization as CAPI. A second account on that platform moves the row to Standard. The Audience Optimization article says the feature supports Facebook/Meta Ads and Google Ads. ClickMagick sends the Google conversion when the click carried a gclid or a wbraid, or when enhanced conversions include an email or a phone number. The signup page says "Don't pay today." It does not say whether a card is collected then.
A tracker with a conversion API on every affiliate plan
RedTrack's pricing page says Conversion API, ad spend sync, and Stop Rules come with every plan, so Solo is enough for the send. The Google Ads page describes sending online and offline conversion data back through that integration. The affiliates page says "No credit card required."
Voluum free trial
Voluum's Facebook article asks for a Pixel ID, a Conversion API token, and the verified domain, then a traffic-source postback. The Google article explains how conversions go back to Google through an S2S postback URL built in Automizer. Profit is the plan on Voluum's pricing page, and the documentation does not set an ad-account cap. The homepage calls the pre-pay window a platform preview and says "No payment details required." Those pages do not describe the preview as the full Automizer setup.
A base plan that names four ad platforms
FunnelFlux's homepage says the base plan passes conversion data directly to TikTok, Facebook, Microsoft, and Google Ads. The same page says a valid payment method is required to start the trial.
BeMob's integration row
BeMob's pricing page lists Facebook under integrations on paid tiers. Free is the plan a new account starts on, and it is not a separate trial. Neither Free nor Professional documents a Conversions API send or a Google conversion upload, so the Facebook row stays a traffic integration.
Binom's homepage FAQ puts Facebook and Google integrations on the first version, and it says the same integration will soon be available for the second version.
One account, both platforms, 8,000 clicks
Check Meta and Google, enter 1 for ad accounts, and enter 8,000 for monthly clicks. That account count keeps ClickMagick on Starter, RedTrack on Solo, and Voluum on Profit, and FunnelFlux stays on Base because the homepage already lists Facebook and Google for passing conversions. Run those 8,000 clicks through the affiliate tracker pricing calculator before you assume the allowance still fits. The Google condition for ClickMagick is the gclid line above.
My take
I would start with the cheapest tracker the form marks as a fit. I would skip a lower price once your ad-account count has already moved you to a higher plan.
When the page and the checkout are hosted together
ElasticFunnels is a funnel platform for teams that run paid traffic. It builds the pages, split-tests them under one URL, and hosts the checkout, so the click and the sale sit on one record. The Meta integration sends checkout sales as server-side Purchase events with the order value and currency. The Google integration uploads a click conversion when the order came from a gclid. Its pricing includes every feature on every plan, so Starter covers both integrations, with a 14-day trial and no credit card required. Use that row when the page and the checkout are hosted there.
It is newer than the platforms it competes with, and there is very little independent third-party review coverage to check its claims against. Until you run real volume through it, you are largely taking the vendor's word for it. It has been around since 2023.
Questions
Does ClickMagick have a conversion API on the trial plan?
What is the Voluum free trial?
Is RedTrack CAPI only on a higher tier?
Why does BeMob show no qualifying plan?
Does this stand in for the pricing calculator?
What we read
- ClickMagick pricing
- ClickMagick Audience Optimization
- ClickMagick signup
- RedTrack pricing
- RedTrack for affiliates
- RedTrack Google Ads tracking
- Voluum pricing
- Voluum homepage
- Voluum Facebook conversion integration
- Voluum Google Ads integration
- ElasticFunnels pricing
- ElasticFunnels Meta Ads
- ElasticFunnels Google Ads
- BeMob pricing
- Binom homepage
- FunnelFlux homepage
Related reading
- Full ranked roundup of affiliate trackers
- Affiliate tracker pricing calculator, for clicks, events, campaigns, and ad accounts.
- Ads Manager purchases vs approved sales, once the send is on and the columns still disagree.
- Facebook pixel vs Conversions API
- ClickMagick free and trial alternatives
- Voluum free alternatives
- BeMob review
- Binom review
- ClickMagick review
- ElasticFunnels review
- FunnelFlux review
- RedTrack review
- Voluum review
Written by
Nadia Lindqvist
Affiliate tracking
Nadia covers affiliate tracking software for people who buy Meta and Google traffic. She reads vendor pricing pages, documentation and long-term user reports, and she writes about which tracker fits a given buyer.
Last checked 2026-10-19
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