One Place for Affiliate Link Debugging

This site is built for ad operations teams, affiliate managers, and media buyers. Trace affiliate link redirects for Exoclick and PropellerAds, find latency bottlenecks, detect parameter loss, and audit cookie writes before they hurt conversion and attribution.

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Hop-by-Hop Redirect Trace

Inspect each 301/302/307 hop with timing, TLS state, geolocation, and next URL mapping.

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Tracking Integrity Checks

Compare entry and final parameters to catch click_id/subid/postback parameter drops.

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Cookie and Source Audit

See where Set-Cookie happens and inspect final source code for hidden redirect scripts.

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ROI and Profitability Calculator

Estimate ROI, ROAS, profit, and break-even CPA from spend, revenue, and conversions.

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CPM to CPC Converter

Convert CPM and CTR into CPC, or reverse CPC into equivalent CPM for planning.

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Affiliate Link Testing Checklist

A launch checklist for media buyers to validate redirects, click IDs, and attribution cookies.

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ROAS vs ROI

Decide when to optimize for channel ROAS and when to use profit-level ROI for scale.

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Reduce Redirect Latency

Practical steps to cut hop delay while preserving affiliate tracking integrity.

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Built for Technical Operators

1. Diagnose why conversion drops between click and landing.

2. Compare UA behavior to identify cloaking or device-specific rerouting.

3. Build reproducible evidence when discussing issues with networks or partners.

FAQ

Will this help me debug affiliate tracking drops?

Yes. You can compare entry and final URLs to spot missing click IDs, sub IDs, or UTM values after redirects.

Can I use it for Exoclick and PropellerAds campaigns?

Yes. The inspector is useful for any traffic source where redirect speed, status codes, and parameter integrity affect conversions.

What latency is considered risky for pop traffic?

As a rule of thumb, any redirect hop above 1000 ms should be reviewed first because it can reduce landing-page reach and engagement.