Binom vs RedTrack: Flat License or Cloud Events?

Binom and RedTrack split on how they bill and who runs the machine. Binom v2 is a tracker you install on your own server for one flat price, with unlimited users and domains. RedTrack is a cloud tracker priced by monthly events, with Conversion API and ad-spend sync built into the plans. In short: Binom fits a buyer or team with high click volume who is happy to run a server and wants a fixed bill; RedTrack fits a paid-social team that wants conversions sent back to the ad platforms without maintaining infrastructure. All facts below come from the vendors’ own pages, read on 4 November 2026, and prices are “as of November 2026”.

Binom vs RedTrack at a glance

Where a page is silent, the cell says so.

	Binom	RedTrack
Hosting	Self-hosted (Binom v2) or Binom Cloud	Cloud, hosted by RedTrack: “No server, no VPS, no sysadmin”
Price (as of November 2026)	v2 $149 or $104 per month depending on the billing toggle; Cloud $299	Solo $118, Team $279, Enterprise $699 per month; the page showed a 30% Black Friday discount on 12-month prices (crossed out: $169, $399, $999)
What the price scales with	Nothing but the license: all features in every plan	Events per month, plus users, domains and retention
Volume	v2 up to 260m/day, Cloud up to 2m/day (as written on the page)	5M, 20M and 75M events a month; 100M+ on request
Users	Unlimited	1, 5 (extra at $29 a month each) and 15
Domains	Unlimited	10, 50 and 100 with SSL
Data retention	Lifetime	12, 24 and 36 months
Trial	v2 30 days, Cloud 7 days on the cards	14-day free trial on Solo, Team and Enterprise
Conversion API	S2S postbacks to traffic sources; a native Conversion API is not described on the pages we read	Included on all Affiliates plans
Ad-spend sync	Cost from a link parameter (Auto CPC); no ad-account pull described	Every 60 minutes on Solo, every 30 on Team and Enterprise
Rules	Traffic paths, rules and rotations	Stop Rules from Solo; Scale Rules on Enterprise only
Bot protection	Binom Protect, sold separately at $69 or $99	Not stated on the pages we read

Flat license or events: how each one bills

Binom’s price page is built around one idea: one price for any click volume, with no limits on users, domains or storage time. Binom v2 shows $149 or $104 per month depending on the billing toggle (the page says “Save 30%”), an extra license at $75 or $52, and a traffic ceiling of 260m a day. Binom Cloud costs $299, includes the server, and shows a ceiling of 2m a day. Self-hosting means you also rent a VPS, and the license does not include it.

RedTrack’s pricing page bills by events. Solo includes 5M events a month, one user and 10 domains. Team includes 20M events, five users and 50 domains, and Enterprise 75M events, 15 users and 100 domains. On Enterprise, extra events cost $0.025 per 1,000. The page also sells add-ons separately, including extra events, domains, users and a higher sync frequency, so the card price is a starting point. When we read the page, a Black Friday banner took 30% off 12-month prices, so check what you will be charged at renewal.

For a team that sends many millions of clicks a month, the structural difference matters more than the headline price. Binom’s cost does not follow volume, and RedTrack’s does.

Conversion API and spend sync

This is where the two products disagree about what a tracker is for.

RedTrack puts the ad platforms inside the product. The home page shows integrations with Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Snapchat, Taboola, NewsBreak and Revcontent, says matched conversions go back to the ad platforms, and says spend and revenue are pulled in from each source. On the pricing page, Conversion API is included on every Affiliates plan, ad spend syncs every 60 minutes on Solo and every 30 minutes on Team and Enterprise, and Solo allows 5 ad accounts per platform.

Binom’s docs describe a different, older path. Cost can arrive in the traffic source’s link, and S2S postbacks send conversions to sources or other services. The docs also mention converting costs to dollars with the European Central Bank rate. We found no description of pulling spend from an ad account or of a native Conversion API. That does not prove the features are absent, so ask Binom support if your plan depends on them.

If most of your spend is on Meta or TikTok and you care about conversions reaching the platform, RedTrack’s pages answer that directly. If your traffic is pop, push or native and your sources take a postback, Binom’s model is enough.

Rules, protection and team limits

RedTrack’s Stop Rules are on Solo and above, and Scale Rules are on Enterprise only. Its home page describes rules that pause campaigns, adjust budgets and alert on attributed profit. Binom’s home page lists traffic management with paths, rules, rotations and cloaking, and team access rights for campaigns and statistics. Its bot filter, Binom Protect, is a separate product at $69 or $99 per month with a 14-day trial.

Team limits are the clearest numbers in this comparison. Binom has unlimited users on every plan. RedTrack has one user on Solo, five on Team, and charges $29 a month for each extra Team seat. A 10-person buying team would need Team plus five extra seats, or Enterprise.

Verdict by use case

• High click volume, fixed budget: Binom. The license does not rise with traffic, and the v2 card allows up to 260m a day. Add the VPS to your estimate.
• Paid social on Meta and TikTok: RedTrack, because Conversion API and spend sync are part of the plans.
• Large team, many domains: Binom for unlimited users and domains. RedTrack gets expensive per seat.
• No sysadmin on the team: RedTrack, or Binom Cloud if you prefer Binom’s model and accept the 2m a day ceiling on its card.
• Short projects or tests: both have a trial. Binom v2 gives 30 days, RedTrack 14.
• Long history of data: Binom’s lifetime retention beats RedTrack’s 12 to 36 months.

Where DarkCore Tracker fits

Binom v2 is installed on your own server and RedTrack is a cloud service. DarkCore Tracker is a cloud tracker too, run by DarkCore, so there is nothing to install or host. What it does:

• Routing: rules on country, OS, language, device type and sub1 to sub10 (equals, not equals, starts with, contains), and weighted splits between landers, offers, direct links, PWAs or any URL. A returning device keeps its branch for 90 days.
• Bot filter: each stream has a bot filter set to None, Standard or Strict. It keeps out known bots, datacenter IPs and VPN, TOR or proxy traffic unless you allow it, and Strict adds a browser check.
• Conversions: click IDs are signed. Incoming postbacks accept click_id, clickid or subid, status, goal or event, payout and a transaction ID, and duplicates are dropped. Server-side events go to Meta CAPI, TikTok Events API and Google Ads, and outgoing S2S postbacks fire per status.
• Reports and domains: ClickHouse reports with 50+ group-by dimensions, drill-down, saved views, CSV or XLSX export and 180 days of history. Domains are your own (CNAME, automatic SSL) or bought in the product.

What it does not do: it does not track spend, cost or ROI, so there is no ad-spend sync like RedTrack’s. That is the job of DarkCore CRM, which reads both Keitaro and the DarkCore tracker. There is no import from Keitaro, Binom, Voluum or RedTrack, so you set streams up again, though partner postbacks that use those parameter names keep working. Rules have no city, ISP, browser or schedule filters, and there is no auto-optimization. No price is published, so it is not in the table above: pricing is discussed in Telegram, contact @DarkCore_service.

FAQ

Is Binom cheaper than RedTrack?

On the cards, Binom v2 at $104 to $149 a month is below RedTrack Team and Enterprise and in the same range as Solo, but Binom needs a server you pay for. Compare the same number of users, domains and monthly clicks.

Does RedTrack need a server?

No. RedTrack is hosted by the vendor and its pricing page says no server, VPS or sysadmin is needed.

Can Binom be used without my own server?

Yes, through Binom Cloud at $299 a month, which includes the server and shows a ceiling of 2m a day. The price page says the cloud plans cost slightly more than self-hosting.