BetLink vs Keitaro: self-hosted tracking or affiliate workflow?

Keitaro is useful for affiliates who want control over traffic routing and tracking. BetLink is built for the surrounding iGaming workflow: which casino offer to run, how links and postbacks connect, and what payout evidence needs review.

Traffic routing compared with offer operations

Keitaro is strongest when routing and tracking are the center. BetLink is strongest when operator and payout context matter too.

BetLinkAffiliate operations workspace
KeitaroSelf-hosted tracker
Primary jobManage offers, links, postbacks, and payout evidenceSelf-hosted traffic routing and tracking
Routing controlKeeps destination context attached to offersFlexible campaign and stream routing
Casino/operator selectionOffer context and operator notes for affiliate decisionsRouting tool rather than casino-selection workspace
PostbacksEvents reviewed beside terms and payout notesS2S postback support for tracker workflows
Team handoffShared offer and payout context for affiliate teamsTechnical tracker setup and campaign operations
Tracker-first fit

Self-hosted tracking still needs commercial context

BetLink does not ask affiliates to stop using a tracker. It gives the operator and payout side a home.

Use Keitaro for routing control

Affiliates who want self-hosted routing, tracker ownership, and stream-level campaign control may prefer a dedicated tracker.

Use BetLink for offer operations

BetLink keeps casino offers, operator terms, postback evidence, and payout notes in a workflow that non-technical teammates can review too.

Connect technical events to business review

The click and conversion event are only part of the job. Affiliates also need to know whether the offer, terms, and payout trail still make sense.

Put operator workflow beside self-hosted tracking

Start free and keep the commercial side of each offer visible to the team.

Self-hosted
Affiliate operations, connected

BetLink gives iGaming teams one place to manage operator terms, tracking links, campaign performance, disputes, and payout workflows.