Affiliate network
Everad postback setup
What Everad sends back when a sale is approved, which field carries your click id, and how UTMCAP joins the two.
- 01
Send the click id out with your offer link
Everad carries it in
sid1. Put the token on the offer URL and every conversion can be traced back to the click that paid for it.https://their-offer.com/?sid1={utmcap_id} - 02
Paste the postback into Everad
UTMCAP builds this for you on your own tracking domain — the example below uses a placeholder. Everad fills in the braces when it calls it.
https://track.example.com/postback?cid={sid1}&payout={payout}&status={status}
What each field carries
| Field | Everad calls it | And fills it with |
|---|---|---|
| Click id | cid | {sid1} |
| Payout | payout | not published |
| Status | status | not published |
Worth knowing: sid1, not sub1 — the resemblance is close enough to cost a campaign. Slots run sid1 to sid5, and the postback can be global or per campaign.
Taken from what Everad publishes; the rest it keeps inside your account — source. We do not cite other trackers’ help pages, because a rival’s integration note says what their template does, which is not the same as what Everad sends.
Questions
About Everad and tracking.
- How do I set up a Everad postback?
- Paste the postback URL from your UTMCAP campaign into Everad, on your own tracking domain rather than the example one, and send the click id out in the sid1 field on your offer link. The parameters are filled in for you; the table above shows what each one carries.
- Does UTMCAP already know Everad?
- Partly. Everad is in the catalogue, and the parts it publishes are filled in. The rest it keeps inside your own account — read them there once and save them as your template.
- What happens if a conversion arrives days later?
- It still finds its click. The postback carries the click id, so a sale approved a week after the click attaches to that click and is dated when it happened. A status change updates the same conversion rather than adding a second one.
- Do conversions count against my plan?
- Conversions and postbacks are never billable here — only the click the redirect answered. Free for 100,000 clicks a month, then $29 for a million.
Point a domain at us and run a click through it.
The free plan takes a hundred thousand clicks a month and no card. If it does not do what you need, you have lost twenty minutes.