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BeMob's Free plan, and when to upgrade

BeMob works well if your traffic stays within the free event allowance or Professional's event limit, and if 10 campaigns, 10 offers, and 5 landing pages are enough on the Free plan.

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BeMob homepage with the headline about ad tracking software for media buyers, a Sign Up button, and a dashboard of visits, clicks, conversions, revenue, cost, profit, and ROI.

BeMob is a cloud affiliate tracker for media buyers and affiliate marketers. New accounts start on the Free plan, which includes 100,000 events per 30-day billing period, one month of data retention, and a limited feature set. The subscription docs are where that is spelled out. Signing up is how you try it.

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BeMob's pricing page counts every impression, visit, click, and conversion as one event. The Free plan allows 10 campaigns, 10 offers, and 5 landing pages. The pricing-structure page says you cannot buy extra events on the Free plan. Tracking stops at the included limit, and the account can be blocked if you do not upgrade.

I would choose BeMob if the free plan, or Professional's monthly rate, fits the budget I want to start with. Extra events on Professional are billed per thousand at the end of the cycle. I would move to Voluum when I need traffic distribution, cost sync inside an ad-spend allowance, or a meter that counts ten impressions as one event.

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