BeMob Alternatives: Free and Paid Trackers Compared

The right BeMob alternative depends on which BeMob limit you hit first. If you need a custom tracking domain or hosted landing pages on a low budget, evaluate Tracked or Binom. If you need more retention and ad-platform feedback, evaluate Voluum, RedTrack, or ClickFlare. If BeMob's free 100,000 events still cover your testing, staying put costs nothing. No option here is free at production volume.

This is a Tracked-authored shortlist, and Tracked is one of the options. On October 24, 2026, we read first-party pricing and documentation pages and reviewed current Tracked source code. We opened no competitor accounts and measured nothing. The order is not a ranking.

For a two-product decision, read Tracked vs. BeMob. This page covers the step before that: deciding which alternatives deserve a trial.

Why do media buyers look for a BeMob alternative?

BeMob is a managed cloud tracker with a real free plan, which is why many buyers start there. Its pricing page lists Free at 100,000 events per month, with one month of retention. The reasons to move tend to show up as a campaign grows:

• The free ceiling is hard. BeMob's pricing-structure guide says Free has no overage. "Once the included event limit is reached, tracking stops." Live traffic needs a paid plan.
• Every action counts. BeMob's event guide counts impressions, visits, clicks, and conversions equally. A prelander funnel spends events on the visit and the lander click before the offer.
• Professional has no tracking domain. The $49/month plan includes zero tracking domains. Domains, Facebook CAPI, and extra roles are sold as add-ons. We did not find add-on prices on the public pages we read.
• Pages live somewhere else. BeMob's landing-page guide says your page "should be hosted externally from BeMob." Every copy edit goes through a separate host.
• Short history. Free and Professional keep one month of data; Business keeps three.

BeMob alternatives compared

Figures come from first-party pages read October 24, 2026. They are published references, not quotes or completed purchases.

Option	Free plan or trial	Published entry paid plan (Oct 24, 2026)	Landing pages	Main thing to verify
BeMob (baseline)	Free: 100,000 events/month, no overage, 0 tracking domains, 1 month retention	Professional $49/mo: 1M events, $0.05 per 1,000 extra, 0 domains, 1 month retention. Business $249/mo: 10M events, 3 domains, 3 months (pricing)	External hosting (docs)	Domain and CAPI add-on prices
Tracked	Catalog lists Free: 1,000 events/day, one domain, display-only. Signup is invite-gated early access	Solo $79/month in the shared catalog; allowances display-only (pricing)	Upload HTML/ZIP files and edit visually, or proxy/redirect to external pages	Required provider feedback; actual account terms
Voluum	No free tracker plan; 14-day platform preview, no payment details	Profit $119/mo billed annually: 1M events, 3 custom domains, 6 months retention, $0.06 per 1,000 extra. Monthly-billed price not shown (pricing)	External; FAQ says Voluum "doesn't develop nor hosts landing pages" (FAQ)	Monthly-billed price for your account
RedTrack	14-day trial on affiliate plans	Affiliate Solo $169 billed monthly ($118 annual equivalent): 5M events, 1 user, 10 domains (pricing)	Paste an existing page URL (LP guide)	Exact conversion API and spend-sync connections
ClickFlare	14-day trial, no credit card; no free plan listed	Starter $89 billed monthly ($69 annual equivalent): 1M events, 3 domains, no additional users (pricing)	Docs: "does not host or modify your landing pages" (landers)	Event counting, which includes postbacks
Binom	Trial; the pricing page lists different lengths in plan cards and FAQ	Self-hosted v2: $149 or $104 under a monthly/yearly toggle. Cloud: $299, cadence not stated (price)	Homepage: "Store and edit your landings directly in the tracker" (binom.org)	Server cost for v2; Cloud billing cadence

"Not found in the page we read" is not the same as "not supported."

BeMob vs Voluum: is Voluum the natural upgrade?

Voluum is a common step up, but not a like-for-like swap. Both are managed cloud trackers that require external landing pages. The differences are in plan shape:

• Retention. Voluum Profit lists six months. BeMob Professional lists one, and Business lists three.
• Domains. Voluum Profit lists three custom domains. BeMob Professional lists none without an add-on.
• Price basis. Voluum's $119 is billed annually; we found no monthly-billed figure on its page. BeMob's $49 is a monthly price. Do not compare them as equals.
• Events. Voluum's pricing defines an event as "a visit, click, conversion, or impression," close to BeMob's definition. Your funnel costs roughly the same event count in both.

Choose Voluum when retention, domains, and its automation add-ons justify the cost. It does not close a page-hosting gap. The Voluum alternatives guide covers that tradeoff from the other side.

Tracked: for buyers who want the page and the tracker together

Tracked fits when the friction with BeMob is the page handoff or the missing domain. Upload HTML or a ZIP of static assets, serve it on your custom domain, and route visitors with conditional rules or weights you set. Pass the {{click.id}} macro into the offer's sub-ID field, receive the network postback, and review reports and the visitor's event journey. When a page needs a change, open it in the visual editor and publish the revision.

The differentiator is that the report and the page edit sit in one workspace. That is a workflow claim, not a measured lift. Binom also advertises page editing, so compare the editors directly.

Know the limits before you shortlist it:

• Signup is early access and needs an invite code or approved access.
• The Free catalog entry is display-only. Confirm actual account terms before planning volume on it.
• Weights are set by you. Automatic winner selection is in development; see how weighted tests lead to auto-optimization.
• Tracked does not run server-side PHP pages.

The postback URL guide shows the click-ID round trip in detail.

RedTrack and ClickFlare: for ad-platform feedback

Consider these when spend sync and conversion feedback to ad platforms matter more than price. Both start well above BeMob Professional. RedTrack's affiliate Solo plan includes 5M events and 10 domains. ClickFlare's Starter plan includes 1M events and three domains but no additional users.

Neither hosts landing pages. ClickFlare counts "visits, clicks, conversions, and postbacks" as events, so model your funnel before comparing allowances. Ask each vendor for the exact connection your traffic source needs. A logo does not describe your event mapping. See the RedTrack alternatives and ClickFlare alternatives guides for more detail.

Binom: for buyers who want to own the server

Binom offers a self-hosted v2 license and a vendor-run Cloud plan, and advertises landing editing in the tracker. With v2, add the server, backups, upgrades, and on-call time to the license. Tracked vs. Binom covers the deployment-model tradeoff.

Is there a free affiliate tracker alternative to BeMob?

Not for production volume, in the pages we read. BeMob's own Free plan is the most generous published free tier here, and it stops tracking at 100,000 events. Tracked's catalog lists a Free plan with a display-only allowance of 1,000 events per day. RedTrack, ClickFlare, Voluum, and Binom publish trials or previews, and a trial is not a permanent free plan.

For paid traffic, price the plan you will actually need:

1. Events: Turn last month's visits, lander clicks, conversions, and postbacks into each vendor's event definition.
2. Domains and seats: Some entry plans include no tracking domain or no extra users.
3. Pages: Add hosting or a builder if the tracker does not serve pages.
4. Retention: Check how far back your reports need to go.
5. Add-ons and cadence: Never compare an annual-equivalent rate with a monthly price.

We make no savings claim for any option, including Tracked.

How to move off BeMob without losing conversions

• Export first. Save the BeMob reports you need; one month of retention goes fast.
• Rebuild one campaign. Recreate the route, the offer link with the new tracker's click ID macro, and the network postback.
• Test with a fresh click. Confirm the click ID reaches the network and the conversion returns with the right payout.
• Keep BeMob's postback live. Conversions on BeMob-issued click IDs still need to land in BeMob until the network's conversion window closes.
• Move new traffic only. Point the traffic source at the new campaign URL.

If conversions stop appearing, use the postback troubleshooting guide before blaming either tracker.

Where Tracked is today

Current Tracked source supports hosted HTML/ZIP pages, proxy and redirect destinations, visual editing, custom domains, conditional rules, user-configured weights, click ID macros, inbound postbacks, reports, and event journeys. Signup requires an invite or approved access. Plan prices and allowances come from the shared catalog; allowances are display-only.

Universal CAPI, automatic winner selection, and cross-device attribution are in development. Outbound conversion feedback varies by provider. Meta delivery is partial; read the Meta conversions API limits before relying on it. There is no BeMob importer, and BeMob history does not transfer.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best BeMob alternative?

There is no universal winner in a documentation review. Match the option to the limit you hit: page hosting or domains (Tracked, Binom), retention and automation (Voluum), ad-platform feedback (RedTrack, ClickFlare), or server ownership (Binom v2). Then trial two candidates against one real campaign.

Is BeMob cheaper than Voluum?

BeMob's published entry price is lower: $49/month for Professional against Voluum Profit's $119/month billed annually. But Professional includes no tracking domain and one month of retention, while Profit lists three domains and six months. Price the plan that covers your domains and history, not the headline.

Which BeMob alternative hosts landing pages?

Of the options here, Tracked serves uploaded HTML/ZIP pages and Binom advertises landing storage and editing in the tracker. Voluum, RedTrack, ClickFlare, and BeMob document an external-page workflow. Compare the actual editor and publishing step, not a checkbox.

Can I import BeMob campaigns into another tracker?

This review found no direct import path from BeMob into the alternatives listed. Export reports, rebuild routes and postbacks, and keep BeMob running for its own click IDs.

Sources

First-party pages read October 24, 2026:

• BeMob: pricing, pricing structure, events, landing pages
• Voluum: pricing, FAQ
• RedTrack: pricing, landing-page setup
• ClickFlare: pricing, landers
• Binom: homepage, pricing
• Tracked: current shared plan catalog, invite-only signup, page importer, visual editor, routing, and postback source. Listed pricing is not a substitute for confirmed account terms.

Start free — Tracked early access. Use an invite or request access, bring one page you own and one offer, and confirm your required provider feedback before moving BeMob traffic.