Solutions· Marketers

Know what a campaign earns, not just what it installs.

Adback ties paid clicks to installs and to the trials and subscriptions that follow, then reports it all by campaign — and returns the same signal to the ad platform as server events, so you can optimize against subscription events instead of installs alone.

Links from redirect templates · Provider responses visible per event

How it works

From ad account to revenue report

Once the SDK is in the app, everything below is yours to run from the console — creating links, launching campaigns, and reading the results.

  • Accepted and rejected provider responses in the dashboard
  • Country and language routing to the right storefront
  • Invite your team into the same workspace

Campaign lifecycle

Create a link from a redirect template

campaign parameters captured at the click

Put the link behind your ads

Meta, TikTok, or Google campaigns

Adback matches installs to paid clicks

each install credits its source campaign

Trials and revenue join the campaign

from RevenueCat, Superwall, or custom events

Server postbacks return the signal

accepted or rejected, shown per event

Use cases

What marketers use Adback for

Attribution you can act on: reports that break down the way your ad account does, and a delivery view that shows whether the platform accepted each event.

Optimize on subscription events

Postbacks carry trials and subscriptions, so campaign optimization can target the events your revenue depends on — TikTok first, Meta and Google next.

Revenue by campaign

Each click carries the parameters your template captures, so reports break down by the same campaigns you manage in the ad account.

Verify delivery, not hope

Every postback shows its provider response — accepted or rejected — so you know the signal arrived before you judge the campaign.

One link, every storefront

A single link routes each click by country and language to the right App Store or Play Store destination.

Your reports,
joined to revenue.

Start free. After the SDK is added once, links, campaigns, and reporting are all self-serve from the console.