MaxConv

What MaxConv is

MaxConv is a cloud ad tracker for affiliates and media buyers. It records clicks and conversions on paid traffic, pulls ad cost back from the traffic source, and reports which ads, creatives and placements make money. It does not pay earners, and it is not an affiliate network. It sits on the spending side of affiliate work: an adult affiliate who buys traffic on a network such as ExoClick needs somewhere to see which placements pay back. The pricing page offers a free plan and says sign-up needs no credit card or billing information, so a buyer can test it before paying anything. All payments are in U.S. dollars.

How tracking works here

A buyer starts by creating a traffic source in the MaxConv dashboard, then a campaign that uses it. The campaign holds the landers and offers, and MaxConv produces a campaign URL under the Tracking tab. That URL goes into the ad on the traffic source. The documentation page for ExoClick walks through the sequence: set up the traffic source, set up the MaxConv campaign, create the ExoClick campaign and paste the MaxConv campaign URL into the Destination URL field, then match the two campaigns. Matching is done in an Integration Campaign Match Manager. Once a pair is matched, an ExoClick icon appears beside the campaign name, and MaxConv begins synchronizing cost data within an hour. Campaign status can then be managed from inside MaxConv. The integration page states that conversions are imported back to the ad network and ad spend is synchronized with the tracker.

The same pages name other traffic sources with this kind of integration: Google Ads, Meta Ads, Microsoft Ads, TikTok Ads, Taboola, Revcontent and PropellerAds. The documentation menu adds integration guides for Outbrain, MGID, TrafficJunky, Adsterra and Newsbreak, along with sections for affiliate network and search feed provider integrations. Funnels get their own treatment. The home page says MaxConv can build and track complex funnels, following each step from first engagement to conversion. It also supports custom event tracking, so button clicks, scroll depth and form submissions can be recorded, and custom conversion tracking for goals that are not a plain sale. Each custom tracking domain comes with free SSL, which the home page says keeps browsers from treating a campaign link as suspicious.

Traffic quality gets its own section. The home page says MaxConv detects over 400 known bots and can stop them in one click. It flags known moderators so that campaign reports stay accurate, and it stops programmatic traffic from client libraries such as Curl, Python requests, PHP and wget. Traffic from over 700 known data centers can be identified and removed as well. A feature the site calls Suspicious Traffic Detection and Armor monitors traffic in real time and reports the fraud attempts it detects. For a media buyer paying per click, these controls are the part that protects spend.

Three tracking modes are offered. Redirect tracking uses an HTTP redirect with first-party cookies. Direct tracking follows paid and organic traffic with no redirect, which the site says complies with Google and Facebook ad requirements. Direct rotation also avoids redirects while rotating pages by rules such as country or token values.

The terms add a practical note about Google Ads. MaxConv offers a Google-certified tracking domain, which the pricing page lists on the Pro plan, so ads are not rejected with an "unverified link" or "uncertified link" error. The terms are careful about what that means: it does not guarantee that ads are approved, they may still be rejected under other policies, and because the certified domain is shared by all customers, it may be flagged by Google. If that happens the terms say MaxConv will reach out to Google to try to remove the flag, but that no compensation is promised.

MaxConv positions itself against other trackers with dedicated comparison pages for Voluum, BeMob, Redtrack, Binom and Keitaro. Their argument is a complete solution with no add-on fees, plus a dashboard it describes as fast, clean and responsive. Those are the vendor's own claims, and a buyer switching from one of those tools should test their own campaign structure first. Documentation and an API reference are linked from the site navigation.

Teams are supported through workspaces and multi-user access, so several people can share projects and reports. The service has global data centers that route a visitor to the nearest one, and a public API with an API reference for paid plans.

Money and rules

Plans are priced by tracked events, and the operator named in the terms is Byte Oceans Limited, a private company limited by shares. The pricing page lists a free plan with 150k events a month, 1 custom domain, 3 months of data retention and 25 active campaigns, with no public API access. Above it sit 4 paid plans, Starter, Growth, Advance and Pro, that differ in monthly events, custom domains, active integrations, team sub users and how often cost data syncs, from every hour on Starter to every 5 minutes on Pro. In October 2026 the pricing page lists Starter at $45 a month and Pro at $225 a month, with annual billing priced to save 2 months, and overage that falls from $0.04 per 1,000 events on Starter to $0.01 on Pro. Unlimited domains and integrations begin on the Growth plan.

The pricing FAQ says a campaign keeps being tracked after the monthly limit is hit, and the overage is simply billed. A buyer whose traffic outgrows the top plan can ask for a custom plan. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. The terms say refunds are not offered in most cases, though a buyer who forgot to cancel can ask for one if the conditions listed there are met, among them that no visits, clicks or conversions were recorded in the period. Opening a chargeback or a PayPal dispute leads to immediate suspension of service, and the terms allow MaxConv to pass on any chargeback fees. The terms also reserve the right to change prices at any time and to end service without cause, with a refund for unused services if that happens.

Who it suits

MaxConv suits an affiliate or media buyer who runs paid traffic and wants conversion postbacks and cost data in one dashboard without committing to a paid plan on day one. The free plan is enough to run a small test on a single domain. Buyers who run several domains, a team or heavier volume will move to a paid plan, and those who care about Google Ads link approval have the certified domain.

The caveats are straightforward. A creator with no paid traffic has nothing to track here. The free plan has no public API access and keeps data for 3 months. And the certified Google domain and the fastest cost sync sit only on the top plan, so a buyer who needs them pays the top price.