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Binom
Campaign traffic costs can be specified using CPC, CPM, or CPA. Binom offers self-hosted and cloud versions.
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Where Binom runs and what it records
Binom’s homepage, pricing page, and documentation describe these options and records, checked 2026-10-31.
- Hosting: self-hosted or cloud versions (Binom homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Tracked inputs: click metrics, events, tokens, and affiliate-network postbacks (Binom homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Report grouping: up to five grouping levels (Binom homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Team access: access-rights settings for collaboration (Binom homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
What a saved campaign sends
A saved campaign produces a URL containing the configured tokens for its traffic source. In Binom’s documentation, campaign creation starts in the Campaigns tab, and campaigns can be assigned to groups. Before selecting a source, add it to the tracker.
Campaign cost can be set as CPC, CPM, or CPA: cost per click, cost per thousand impressions, or cost per action. Binom can convert campaign costs to dollars using the Central European Bank exchange rate. Distribution can use Normal Rotation, Smart Rotation, or Fix On; the selected method determines how campaign traffic is allocated. Save the campaign to generate its URL, which carries the source’s configured tokens.
Which server the installer expects
For self-hosting, Binom’s documentation specifies a dedicated server, VPS, or VDS; classic and shared hosting will not work. The minimum operating systems listed are Debian 11.x minimal and Ubuntu 22.04 minimal; Ubuntu 22.10 and 23.10 are unsupported. The same documentation lists a minimum of 1 CPU core or thread, 2 GB RAM, and SSD storage.
KVM is the listed virtualization requirement, while file problems may occur with OpenVZ. The installer installs the tracker and necessary software; the documentation says optimization for the server takes 60 minutes. For SSL setup, the domain must already be linked to the server; otherwise, the tracker is available only via HTTP.
The installer asks for a valid email address and the tracker’s time zone. Binom’s documentation advises using a clean server rather than running the autoinstaller on a server with existing work projects. It generates installation access data automatically, and those details cannot be recovered.
What each Binom price covers
The Binom pricing page lists separate amounts for Binom v2, Binom Cloud, and Binom Protect; these are vendor-listed prices, checked 2026-10-31.
- Binom v2: $149 under yearly pricing and $104 under monthly pricing headings (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Binom Cloud: $299, with a 7-day trial and traffic up to 2 million per day (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Binom Protect: $69 and $99, with a 14-day trial (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
The vendor’s homepage says Binom offers a 14-day trial, extendable to 30 days by contacting support or using a coupon.
The vendor says card payments are primarily accepted and that nearly all payment systems and cryptocurrencies can be accepted. It also says subscriptions can be stopped or resumed at any time, and customers can request refunds for unused license time.
How a postback becomes a status
A postback is an incoming message from an affiliate network; Binom’s documentation says a correct postback starts status-scheme processing for the specific click that received it. Status schemes are the tracker’s documented module for processing postback rules, and a scheme can apply to specific campaigns and affiliate networks.
The tracker checks schemes in order and stops when a conversion status matches one. Within a scheme, conditions are checked from top to bottom; after a click matches a condition, later conditions are not checked. Conditions can use click information available when the postback arrives or information contained in the incoming postback. Logical OR is available between conditions, with AND processed before OR.
Then-block actions include addition, subtraction, and install actions for click events, payout, and conversion status. An incoming postback changes conversion details, payout or events when stated, unless an “else ignore postback” clause applies. Status values must be unique to one scheme and one conversion status group. Tokens without curly brackets work only for Set to, Add to, and Reduce from, not Send s2s postback.
Which setup limits slow a first run
The self-hosted setup has concrete server and software constraints: the documentation requires a dedicated server, VPS, or VDS, and excludes classic and shared hosting. It lists Debian 11.x minimal and Ubuntu 22.04 minimal, while Ubuntu 22.10 and 23.10 are unsupported. The stated minimum hardware is 1 CPU core or thread, 2 GB RAM, and SSD storage.
The installer requires KVM, and the documentation warns that file problems may occur with OpenVZ. It also says MariaDB is incompatible, and FastPanel and ServerPilot are unsupported. If the domain is not linked to the server, the tracker is available only via HTTP; using an IP address instead of a domain prevents HTTPS login.
There are also limits on delegated reporting and access revocation: user reports cover no more than 100 campaigns and cannot be built for users with access to more than 100 campaigns. Changing a user’s password alone does not revoke API access; the API key must also be blocked. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
What the campaign record clarifies
The campaign record brings traffic cost and routing choices together, while its generated URL carries the source’s configured tokens. This gives a buyer a documented path from campaign settings to the link used to send traffic.
Reports can be grouped, and access-rights settings provide controls for team collaboration. Binom’s documentation also describes ordered postback conditions and actions that can change conversion status, payout, or events.
The vendor says updates are available through one-click updates from the interface. It lists Facebook and Google Ads integration for the first version, with the same integration described as forthcoming for version two; Magic Checker and Adspect are named for both versions.
Who should choose self-hosted or Cloud
Self-hosted suits buyers prepared to select and run a compatible server; Binom Cloud is the alternative for those choosing the provider’s hosted package. The vendor describes Cloud as including a server, monitoring, and optimization.
Binom Cloud is listed at $299, with a 7-day trial and traffic up to 2 million per day, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. The vendor also states that its service has no traffic limitations. Compare the specific version’s terms and hosting responsibilities before choosing.
Which tracker criteria remain to compare
In general, compare who runs the hosting, traffic and user limits, billing terms, integrations, postback handling, report access, migration requirements, and what happens to data after payment stops. Ask each provider to explain the relevant conditions in writing before you decide.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and company history.
- Terms: contractual terms from the page not read.
- Migration: process and compatibility for moving from another tracker.
- Data after payment stops: retention, export, and deletion conditions.
- API: general capabilities, limits, and documentation beyond access controls.
- Version differences: complete feature-by-feature comparison of Binom v1 and Binom v2.
- Independent verification: vendor product claims were not independently checked.
Questions about Binom setup and records
Can landing pages be stored and edited in Binom?
Yes. Binom says users can store and edit landing pages in the tracker.
What does a campaign path send traffic to?
A campaign path can send traffic to a landing page, offer, URL, or another campaign. Campaign settings can also append parameters to all campaign landings or all campaign offers. These are separate documented controls; check the campaign configuration to see which destination and parameters apply.
What are the direct-to-landing-page codes for?
The LP Pixel code allows traffic to go directly to a landing page, bypassing the tracker, while the JS Protection code can also change that page using campaign settings. In general, offers in restricted categories can be subject to legal, age, or regional limits; check network, platform, and local rules. This is not legal or financial advice.
How do user permissions and reports work?
User permissions can be set to Read or Read & Write, and Binom’s documentation says it can provide a CSV report of a user’s statistics. The documented roles differ: the Superadmin has full access, while Admins can create users but cannot see global settings.
Can a user see other users or manage access?
No. Binom’s documentation says users cannot add users or see other users; the Superadmin and the Admin who created a user can edit that user. The Hide profit option applies only to User accounts. Users can also be given access to the Facebook integration.
Which support channels does Binom list?
Binom’s pricing page identifies Telegram and the web panel as its main communication channels, and says customers can contact support by live chat, email, or Telegram. The homepage also lists panel chat and a Telegram bot.
Start if the server choice fits
Fits if… you have a compatible server for self-hosting or prefer the provider’s Cloud package, and have checked the terms for the version you intend to use.
Probably not if… you need a self-hosted installation on classic or shared hosting, which the documentation says will not work.
Main risk… choosing a server before checking its operating system and virtualization against the installer requirements. The pricing page lists Binom v2 at $149 and $104 under yearly and monthly pricing headings; compare those stated billing terms before choosing.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- docs.binom.orgchecked
- binom.orgchecked
- docs.binom.org/install.phpchecked
- binom.org/pricechecked
- docs.binom.org/status-scheme-v2.phpchecked
- docs.binom.org/users-v2.phpchecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Spend Ledger. The editors at Spend Ledger wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. No hands-on trial of the service took place. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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