RedTrack

Overview

RedTrack is a B2B platform for tracking and optimizing advertising campaigns across connected networks. It is aimed chiefly at affiliate and lead-generation media buyers, with agencies and ecommerce marketers also in its audience. Its broader plans unite attribution, campaign controls and automation; the free Relay plan is a constrained way to start, not a substitute for full ad-level tracking.

Key features

Ads Manager brings data and controls from multiple ad platforms into one view. Buyers can pause or resume campaigns, adjust budgets and make bulk changes across connected platforms, which suits teams managing campaigns in several places. Conversion attribution follows activity across channels and devices down to the ad level, offering more granularity than Relay’s UTM-based last-click model.

Rule-based and AI automation can pause underperformers and scale winning campaigns. That pairing of measurement and campaign action is useful to buyers who want optimization within the same platform; it is less compelling if you need only basic reporting. Reporting is advanced, and reports can be exported.

Integrations 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 says it complies with GDPR, uses European Commission standard contractual clauses in its data processing agreement, and processes tracking data under documented controller instructions; it can anonymize IP addresses at a controller’s request.

Pricing

Relay is free with no card requirement, trial clock or expiry. It allows one store or website and one user, but limits attribution to UTM-based last click, excludes multi-touch attribution and does not sync ad-level ad spend. With no live chat, it is best for a solo user validating a basic tracking workflow, not a buyer who needs campaign-level spend reconciliation or deeper attribution.

Paid plans show annual-billing prices. Builder costs $69 a month and includes 2M events/month, one user, five ad accounts per platform and five custom domains with SSL. It is the entry point for a solo buyer who needs broader tracking, but the one-seat cap leaves no room for a teammate. Solo costs $141 a month and raises the event allowance to 5M and custom domains to ten; it still permits only one user and five ad accounts per platform, so its higher price chiefly buys capacity.

Team is $333 a month for 20M events/month, five users, unlimited ad accounts per platform and 50 custom domains with SSL. It is the first fit for a working team managing multiple accounts. Enterprise costs $833 a month and raises those limits to 75M events/month, 15 users and 100 custom domains, while retaining unlimited ad accounts. Builder and Solo include email support; Team adds live chat, and Enterprise adds an account manager as well as live chat and email.

Custom has custom pricing, starting at 100M+ events/month, 25+ users, custom ad-level spend sync, unlimited ad accounts and SSL domains. It suits larger operations whose scale or spend-sync requirements exceed the fixed tiers. The paid entry price is $69 a month on annual billing, and the trial lasts 14 days.

Platforms

RedTrack supports web, Android and iOS, as well as an API and browser extension. Its mobile apps and Chrome extension complement the campaign-management platform, while the API provides another integration route.

Who it's for

Affiliate and lead-generation media buyers are the clearest match, particularly when they need cross-network controls, ad-level attribution and automation together. Agencies and ecommerce marketers can also benefit from the integration breadth. Solo buyers who need multiple user seats, or teams that require ad-level spend sync on a lower-cost plan, should look elsewhere or budget for Custom.

Pros and cons

Pros: Cross-network campaign controls, conversion attribution and rule-based and AI automation sit in one platform, reducing the need to separate measurement from campaign action.

Pros: Team and Enterprise include unlimited ad accounts per platform, with larger event allowances and seat counts for growing operations.

Cons: Relay’s last-click, UTM-based attribution and lack of ad-level spend sync make the free tier a poor fit for buyers who need granular measurement.

Cons: Builder and Solo allow only one user, and their prices are based on annual billing; teams need to move to the substantially more expensive Team plan for five seats.

Alternatives

For a wider set of social advertising tools, browse Social Media Advertising Software. Consider Birch if its gateway-based event plans and lower stated monthly tier better match your needs. Madgicx is another option for readers comparing an advertising platform with a 7-day free trial. Attensify may suit those looking for a free tier centered on AI-generated social posts and basic analytics. GetChannel offers a free workspace with up to three connected channels and seven days of data history, a narrower starting point for channel reporting.

AdRoll is worth considering for retargeting campaigns with no fee to get started and media-based charges. HiConversion is another advertising option with free and paid plans. Zalster may fit readers primarily seeking reports, with its reports plan at $49 a month. AdAmigo.ai is an alternative for buyers comparing an advertising tool with a stated $99 a month entry plan per ad account.

Verdict

Choose RedTrack if you are an affiliate or lead-generation media buyer who needs cross-platform campaign controls, ad-level attribution and automation in one system. Its strongest case is the combination of measurement and action, with larger tiers scaling seats, events and ad accounts. Look elsewhere if Relay’s attribution and spend-sync limits are deal-breakers or if you need team seats without moving beyond the one-user plans.