What Binom is
Binom started as a self-hosted tracker and now also sells Binom Cloud, where the vendor runs the server. Version 2 needs a server with Ubuntu 24.04 or newer, at least 4 GB of RAM, 2 cores and 50 GB of disk. A campaign checks rules first, then sends the rest along weighted paths to landers and offers. Integrated landers are uploaded to the tracker.
The pricing page lists the v2 licence at $149 a month, or $104 a month billed yearly, with unlimited users and domains, and Binom Cloud at $299. Binom Protect, the anti-fraud module, costs $99 a month, or $69 a month billed yearly. The trial is listed as 14 to 30 days, and unused licence time can be refunded.
Side by side
| Binom | Keitaro | Voluum | RedTrack | TDS.SO | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Your VPS, or Binom Cloud | Your VPS | Vendor cloud | Vendor cloud | Vendor cloud, plus a web server on your VPS that passes traffic |
| Entry price on 10 Nov 2026 | $149/mo, or $104/mo billed yearly; server extra | €40/mo licence, server extra | $149/mo, or $119/mo billed yearly | $169/mo, or $118/mo billed yearly | $9.99 per 7 days, $33.99 per 30 days |
| Anti-fraud | Binom Protect, from $69/mo | Built-in bot lists | Anti-Fraud Kit on Start-up plan and above | Bot blacklist and filters included | Included: levels up to a JavaScript browser check |
| Click limits | Plan cards list daily traffic caps | Unlimited | 1M events/mo on the entry plan, overage billed | 5M events/mo on the entry plan, overage billed | Unlimited |
| Trial | 14 to 30 days | None, public demo | Not listed on the pricing page | 14 days | 3 days after linking the Telegram bot |
| Hosts landers | Yes, uploaded files | Yes, HTML and PHP | No | No | Yes, static HTML or ZIP and an AI generator |
| Conversions and ROI | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes, tracker in beta |
Prices are the entry plans shown on each pricing page without seasonal promotions. Voluum and RedTrack were running Black Friday offers on the check date.
Keitaro
The other well-known self-hosted tracker. You install it on your own VPS with CentOS 9 Stream; campaigns hold flows that send traffic to landers and offers, and landers on the tracker can be HTML or PHP. Individual editions run from €40 to €104 a month on the pricing page, with domain and user limits that grow by edition and unlimited clicks. Bot lists are built in. There is no trial, only a demo.
Pick it if you want to stay self-hosted and need PHP landers or Keitaro's integrations. The Keitaro vs Binom comparison covers the differences.
Voluum
A cloud tracker with nothing to install. Plans are priced by events per month, from 1 million on the entry plan, and overage is billed rather than tracking being cut off. Voluum does not host landers. The pricing page lists automation rules, ad-platform integrations and, from the Start-up plan up, the Anti-Fraud Kit.
Pick it if you want the vendor to run everything and your volume fits event-based plans.
RedTrack
A cloud tracker with separate plans for affiliates and for e-commerce brands. The entry affiliate plan includes 5 million events, 1 user and 10 custom domains, and there is a 14-day trial. RedTrack lists more than 200 integrations, including cost updates and conversion sharing with ad platforms. Bot blacklists are included. Landers live on your own hosting or a CDN.
Pick it if cost and conversion sync with ad platforms matters more to you than self-hosting.
TDS.SO
TDS.SO is built around traffic distribution. One link goes in the ad; streams behind it send each click by country, device, OS, language, referrer or URL parameters, and the bot filter runs before the streams. Bot filtering is part of every plan, from standard checks to a JavaScript browser check and custom signals such as data centers and VPN. Routing and statistics run in the cloud; your VPS only runs a web server installed with one command. Plans cost $9.99 for 7 days or $33.99 for 30 days, with clicks and domains unlimited. Payment is in crypto.
Know the limits before you switch:
- The tracker (offers, postbacks, conversions, ROI) is in beta.
- Conditions use only is and is not. There is no Smart Rotation and no continent or connection type condition.
- There is no import from Binom; campaigns move by hand.
- Ad cost comes from a URL parameter or a fixed cost per click; there is no ad-platform API sync.
Pick it if Binom mostly routes and filters your traffic and you would rather not pay separately for anti-fraud or maintain a tracker server. The migration guide maps rules, paths, tokens and redirects.
Which one fits
- Stay on Binom if you rely on Smart Rotation, integrated landers and its reports, and the server is not a burden.
- Keitaro if you want to stay self-hosted and need PHP landers or its integrations.
- Voluum or RedTrack if you want a managed cloud tracker with ad-platform integrations and your event volume fits.
- TDS.SO if routing and bot filtering on many domains is the main job, and a beta tracker covers your reporting.
Sources
Checked on 10 November 2026: Binom pricing, server requirements, Binom Protect; Keitaro pricing, editions, FAQ; Voluum pricing; RedTrack pricing. TDS.SO: pricing and docs.
Binom, Keitaro, Voluum and RedTrack are trademarks of their owners. TDS.SO is not affiliated with them. If something here is out of date, write to us in Telegram and we will correct it.
Questions
Is Binom Protect included in the licence?
No. On the Binom pricing page checked on 10 November 2026, Binom Protect is a separate subscription at $99 a month, or $69 a month billed yearly, with its own 14-day trial.
Which Binom alternative has bot filtering included?
Keitaro has built-in bot lists, RedTrack includes bot blacklists, Voluum lists its Anti-Fraud Kit from the Start-up plan, and TDS.SO includes its bot filter on every plan. How well each one works on your traffic is something to test.
Does TDS.SO need a server?
Yes, a separate VPS running the web server that receives your domains' traffic. It is installed with one command and needs no updates; routing, the bot filter and statistics run in the cloud.
Can I move from Binom without stopping traffic?
Yes. Move one domain at a time: create the links first, then point that domain's A record to the new server. Binom keeps serving the rest, and going back is one DNS change.