We connect your site’s events, affiliate networks, ad reports, and partner payouts into revenue reporting you can trust. See earnings by page where the data supports it, follow every commission from pending to paid, and catch broken tracking before month-end.
Revenue infrastructure
Clicks on your pages linked to the commissions partners report, wherever shared IDs allow it. Anything that can’t be matched stays visible as unattributed.
Every network, ad platform, and direct deal in one ledger, with estimated, pending, approved, reversed, and paid amounts kept apart.
Checks on your tracking and data feeds that alert you when clicks stop firing, a report doesn’t arrive, or a partner changes its format.
Who it’s for
Fit comes down to complexity, not size: several partners, reports that disagree, and someone stitching them together every month.
You run several sites across ad networks and affiliate programs, and month-end means downloading reports from every account.
What we handle
You send leads or sales to direct partners who accept, reject, and pay on their own schedule, with reports that rarely line up with yours.
What we handle
You earn from display ads and several affiliate networks, and no single dashboard shows what a page actually earns across all of them.
What we handle
You’ve acquired sites that came with their own accounts and reporting habits, and you need one consistent view without rebuilding it manually.
What we handle
Where it breaks
These are the problems that bring publishers to us, and what we do about each one. The examples are illustrations, not client work.
Lead-gen publisher
A partner’s statement comes in short
What happened:500 leads sent, but the monthly statement accepts far fewer
What we check
A line-by-line list of unmatched leads to raise with the partner
Accuracy
Each platform counts something different. We don’t force the numbers to match. We document which source is right for each figure and keep the differences visible.
Ad earnings get finalized, commissions get approved or reversed, and payments arrive later. Each stage is tracked on its own.
If a partner can’t report back a click ID, a sale can’t be tied to a page. Those earnings show as unattributed, not as a guess.
GA4 records clicks, not what a network approves and pays. Commission data has to come from each partner’s own reports.
Networks don’t always explain adjustments such as invalid traffic. We flag the difference and note what wasn’t disclosed.
Every project includes a written measurement spec: each metric’s definition, its source of truth, how often it updates, and its known blind spots.
Control
Your team keeps the accounts and the final word on definitions. Tools like GA4 and your networks stay under their own terms, and what we configure inside them is yours.
Ownership and definitions
Build, checks, and upkeep
How it works
Step 1
We map every revenue source, how it’s reported today, and where the numbers break. If an existing tool covers it, we’ll say so. It’s paid, and credited toward the build.
Step 2
We agree on the spec, build in your accounts, then reconcile one full month until the key totals trace back to the original source rows.
Step 3
Optional monthly checks on tracking, report arrivals, and data feeds, with every alert investigated and broken connections repaired.
Fit
Custom work pays off when several sources, partners, or sites are involved. If your network’s own dashboard or an inexpensive tool already does the job, we’ll tell you.
Pricing
Every setup is different, so there’s no rate card. You get a written quote for the build, and for monitoring if you want it, before we start.
Each part is quoted separately.
One written quote
Before work begins
No share of your revenue, now or later.
You can export your data and end monitoring at any time.
Sources, attribution, existing tools, and missing commissions. If your question isn’t here, ask it in the form at the top of the page.
Usually, yes, through each platform’s API, scheduled exports, or report files you’re allowed to share. Every source is checked during the review, since some only offer monthly totals.
Where the partner reports back a click or sub-ID, yes. Some programs only give aggregate totals, and those earnings are shown as unattributed rather than spread across pages by guesswork. Any estimate is labelled as one.
They count different things. GA4 records clicks and sessions, while networks report approved commissions on their own attribution windows and timelines. We document which source is authoritative for each figure and explain the gaps we can observe.
Yes. If one of them already covers your sources, we’ll recommend it and help you set it up. Custom work makes sense when you need partners, joins, or definitions those tools don’t support.
We can’t promise that. What we can do is find the specific clicks, leads, or orders that look unpaid, and give you the evidence to raise with the partner. Whether they pay depends on their contract and records.
Only if it solves a specific problem, such as unreliable postbacks or journeys across several domains. It isn’t a way around consent: visitors’ choices apply in exactly the same way.
Tell us your sites, your revenue sources, and where the numbers stop making sense. We’ll tell you honestly whether a custom setup or an existing tool is the right fit.
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