Binom Alternative: Free Tracker with Built-In Cloaking

Binom is a veteran self-hosted tracker loved for its fast reports. It starts at $99 per month ($1,188+ per year), cloaking is not built in, and multi-offer testing is manual. Orbitra covers the same self-hosted scenario for free — with built-in cloaking, automatic offer testing and a one-click Binom import.

Both trackers run on your own VPS, so your infrastructure, domains and workflows stay exactly the same — only the license fee disappears.

What is Binom?

Binom is a long-standing self-hosted tracker known for fast reporting on very large click volumes and built-in landing page hosting. Like Orbitra it runs on your own server — but it is licensed, currently from $99/month, with Binom 2 sold separately.

Cloaking is not part of the core product, multi-offer testing is manual, and integrations are fewer than Orbitra’s 50+. Reporting speed at extreme scale is the reason teams put up with the rest.

Shortlist Binom when:

• Your team loves Binom’s reporting interface and its speed at huge volumes.
• You use its built-in landing hosting every day.
• You’re evaluating Binom 2 and want to compare carefully.

Orbitra vs Binom: quick comparison

Binom pricing is indicative as of 2026 — check current Binom and Binom 2 plans with the vendor.

The full cost picture

Why affiliates switch from Binom

• No license fee: the same self-hosted model, but $0 instead of $1,188+ per year.
• Built-in cloaking: filter Facebook and Google moderators with multi-layer filtering — Binom has no native cloaking.
• Automatic multi-offer testing instead of manual rotation.
• One-click import: campaigns move from Binom without manual rebuilding.
• PWA landing pages and web push notifications out of the box — a built-in content gallery instead of extra tooling.

How to migrate from Binom

Since both trackers are self-hosted, migration is straightforward:

1. Install Orbitra on your VPS (one-line installer, ~15 minutes) — or on a second cheap VPS to test first.
2. Run the built-in Binom import to pull campaigns and landings.
3. Connect CPA networks via API or postback URL.
4. Point your traffic sources to the new tracking links and test a conversion.
5. Compare reports side by side for a week, then cancel your Binom license.

Pre-migration checklist

1. Export your Binom campaigns. Note offers, landings, flows and source parameters — Orbitra’s import pulls the core structure automatically.
2. List your filtering workarounds. Whatever you bolted onto Binom for filtering gets replaced by Orbitra’s built-in cloaking.
3. Rebuild one offer test. Recreate a multi-offer rotation in Orbitra and confirm automatic testing behaves as you expect.
4. Check your landing workflows. If you rely on Binom’s landing hosting, decide what moves to Orbitra’s PWA landings and what stays.
5. Send test conversions. Confirm postbacks from every CPA network you use.
6. Compare a full week. Run both trackers side by side, then cancel the Binom licence.

Common mistakes when switching from Binom

• Rebuilding every campaign manually. The one-click import exists — use it before typing anything by hand.
• Testing on your highest-volume campaign. Prove the setup on something small first.
• Ignoring reporting differences. Binom’s reports are fast; give the team a day to learn Orbitra’s before judging.
• Forgetting landing page migrations. Hosted landings don’t move themselves — export and re-upload them.
• Cancelling too early. Keep the licence through the parallel week; $99 is cheap insurance.

When Binom is still the better choice

Binom is famous for snappy reports on very large volumes and a built-in landing page hosting that some teams rely on daily. If your workflow is built around Binom’s interface — or you are evaluating Binom 2 with its own pricing — compare carefully before switching.

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