RedTrack is a campaign tracking and optimization platform for businesses. Its Ads Manager brings data and campaign controls from connected advertising platforms into one view, where teams can pause or resume campaigns, adjust budgets, and make bulk changes. The service tracks conversions across channels and devices and attributes them to campaigns down to the ad level. Rule-based and AI automation can pause underperforming campaigns or scale winning ones. Its integrations directory covers advertising, ecommerce, CRM, affiliate networks, analytics and business intelligence, and automation; examples include Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Analytics, and HubSpot. RedTrack lists web and API access, Android and iOS apps, and a Chrome extension. It says its clients are mainly affiliate and lead-generation media buyers, followed by agencies and ecommerce marketers. A free Relay plan is available; it is limited to UTM-based last-click attribution and lacks multi-touch attribution and ad-level ad spend sync. Paid plans start at $69/mo with annual billing, and include a 14-day trial.
Who it is for
RedTrack suits affiliate and lead-generation media buyers, agencies, and ecommerce marketers managing campaigns across ad platforms. Its broader plans may fit teams that need multiple users or more event capacity.
What is good
- Campaign controls span connected ad platforms.
- Attribution follows conversions across channels and devices.
- Rule-based and AI campaign automation is available.
- Android, iOS, web, API, and Chrome extension access.
What to know first
- Relay lacks multi-touch attribution.
- Relay has no ad-level ad spend sync.
- Paid plans start at $69/mo with annual billing.
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RedTrack combines cross-platform campaign management, conversion attribution, and automation in one service. Check plan limits and Relay's attribution restrictions against your workflow before choosing a tier.
RedTrack is a B2B platform for ad tracking and campaign optimization across connected advertising networks. It is best suited to affiliate and lead-generation media buyers, though agencies and ecommerce marketers are also in its intended audience. Its appeal is the combination of attribution, campaign controls, and automation; the free Relay tier is a constrained way to start.
Overview
RedTrack brings campaign management and conversion measurement into one service: buyers can act on campaigns across connected ad platforms and attribute conversions down to the ad level. That combination suits operators who need both optimization controls and tracking, rather than those looking only for a basic channel dashboard.
Cross-network campaigns, automated rules, advanced reporting, and report export support a broad workflow. The trade-off is tiered capacity: paid plans scale by monthly events, users, ad accounts, and SSL domains, while Relay lacks several capabilities that distinguish the broader platform.
Key features
Ads Manager consolidates campaign data and controls from multiple ad platforms. Users can pause or resume campaigns, adjust budgets, and apply bulk changes across connected platforms. This is useful for media buyers coordinating campaigns across networks; teams that do not need cross-platform action may find less reason to pay for this breadth.
Attribution follows conversions across channels and devices to the ad level, giving buyers a more granular basis for assessing campaigns. Rule-based and AI automation can pause underperformers and scale winners, linking measurement to action. The integrations directory covers ad platforms, ecommerce, CRMs, affiliate networks, analytics and BI, and automation; named connections include Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, ClickFunnels, Google Analytics, Konnektive CRM, and HubSpot.
RedTrack states that it complies with GDPR and uses European Commission standard contractual clauses in its data processing agreement. It says tracking data is processed under documented controller instructions and that IP addresses can be anonymized at the controller’s request. These provisions matter to organizations handling personal data, though they do not replace their own compliance review.
Pricing
Relay is free with no card, trial clock, or expiry, but it is limited to one store or website and one user. It provides UTM-based last-click attribution, with no multi-touch attribution, ad-level ad spend sync, or live chat. It is a low-commitment option for a single-user workflow that can work within those attribution limits, not a substitute for the full paid feature set.
Builder costs 69.00 USD per month on the displayed annual billing cycle. It allows 2M events per month, one user, five ad accounts per platform, and five custom domains with SSL. That is the entry paid tier, suited to a solo buyer with modest event volume; it retains the one-seat ceiling.
Solo costs 141.00 USD per month on the displayed annual billing cycle and raises the allowance to 5M events and 10 custom domains with SSL, while keeping one user and five ad accounts per platform. It fits a solo operation that needs more capacity or domains, but not a growing team.
Team costs 333.00 USD per month on the displayed annual billing cycle. It includes 20M events per month, five users, unlimited ad accounts per platform, and 50 custom domains with SSL. This is the first tier designed for a small team managing multiple accounts at scale; the jump in price over Solo buys both more volume and collaboration.
Enterprise costs 833.00 USD per month on the displayed annual billing cycle, with 75M events, 15 users, unlimited ad accounts per platform, and 100 custom domains with SSL. It suits larger operations whose volume and seat needs exceed Team. Custom pricing applies to the Custom tier, which starts at 100M+ events and 25+ users and adds custom ad-level spend sync, unlimited ad accounts, and unlimited SSL domains.
Paid Builder and Solo include email support; Team adds live chat, and Enterprise also includes an account manager. A 14-day trial is offered. Relay has no live chat, so buyers wanting that channel need a higher paid tier.
Platforms
RedTrack supports web, Android, iOS, API, and a Chrome extension. The mobile apps and extension extend access beyond the web platform, while the API provides another integration route.
Who it's for
Affiliate and lead-generation media buyers are the clearest fit, particularly when they need cross-network campaign controls, ad-level attribution, and automation in one workflow. Agencies and ecommerce marketers are also among RedTrack’s intended users, and its listed store and CRM integrations support those use cases.
It is less suitable for buyers who need multi-touch attribution or ad-level ad spend sync on a free plan: Relay offers neither. Small teams should also compare seat limits carefully, since Builder and Solo each allow only one user.
Pros and cons
- Pros: Campaign controls, conversion attribution, and rule-based and AI automation sit in one service, allowing buyers to measure and act across connected ad platforms.
- Pros: Paid plans scale from 2M to 75M monthly events, with more seats, ad accounts, and SSL domains at higher tiers.
- Pros: Relay has no card requirement or expiry, making it possible to start without a paid commitment.
- Cons: Relay is restricted to UTM-based last-click attribution and excludes multi-touch attribution and ad-level ad spend sync.
- Cons: Builder and Solo are single-user plans, limiting their fit for collaborative teams.
- Cons: Team and Enterprise cost substantially more than the entry tiers, so collaboration and higher quotas come with a material price step-up.
Alternatives
For a wider set of options in this category, browse Social Media Advertising Software.
Choose Birch if a free plan is not essential and a free trial plus gateway-based event allowances are a better fit. Consider Madgicx if its Android, iOS, and web availability and advertised automation, targeting, analytics, and ad management align better with your needs.
AdRoll is another option, with a free account-based retargeting offer and payment based on media for that plan. Attensify may suit those looking for social-channel publishing and AI-generated posts on its free Starter plan, with basic analytics.
Consider GetChannel if a free plan with connected-channel limits and a seven-day data history suits your workflow. HiConversion is an alternative with free and paid plans. overads offers a free, no-card plan with no time limit. ROI Hunter offers a free product performance audit, with stated spend and catalog-size thresholds.
Verdict
RedTrack is a strong fit for affiliate and lead-generation buyers who want to combine cross-platform campaign control, ad-level conversion attribution, and automation. Its chief advantage is putting measurement and campaign action together; its chief reason to look elsewhere is the gap between Relay’s limited attribution and the paid tiers, especially for teams needing more than one seat or advanced attribution without a larger commitment.
Get started with RedTrack
- Open the RedTrack Ads Manager website.
- Create an account on the free Relay plan or choose a paid plan.
- Use the 14-day trial offered with paid plans.
- Connect the ad platforms and other services you use.
- Access RedTrack through web, Android, iOS, API, or the Chrome extension.
What the free plan stops at
Relay is limited to one store or website and one user. It provides UTM-based last-click attribution, without multi-touch attribution or ad-level ad spend sync, and does not include live chat.
Questions about RedTrack
Is RedTrack free?
Yes. Relay is a free plan with no card requirement and no expiry.
What do paid plans cost?
Paid plans start at $69/mo on annual billing. The listed annual-billing prices are $69/mo for Builder, $141/mo for Solo, $333/mo for Team, and $833/mo for Enterprise.
What is included in Relay?
Relay includes one store or website, one user, and UTM-based attribution. It does not include multi-touch attribution, ad-level ad spend sync, or live chat.
Which platforms can I use?
RedTrack lists web, API, Android, iOS, and a Chrome extension.
What integrations are listed?
Named integrations include Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, ClickFunnels, Google Analytics, Konnektive CRM, and HubSpot. Its integrations directory also groups connections for ad platforms, ecommerce, CRMs, affiliate networks, analytics and BI, and automation.
Does RedTrack offer a trial?
Yes. The pricing note lists a 14-day trial.
RedTrack plans and pricing
All plansCompared on social media advertising software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $69/mo
- Cross-network campaigns
- Yes
- Automated rules
- Yes
- Report export
- Yes
- Supported networks
- 5
- Included team seats
- 1
- Reporting depth
- advanced




