Attribute affiliate-network conversions to traffic sources, landing pages, clicks and campaigns.
wecantrack + Affiliate Analytics
Track the conversion. Understand the site.
wecantrack is built around affiliate conversion attribution. Affiliate Analytics is built around understanding what is happening across the WordPress site around those affiliate clicks.
They can answer different parts of the same problem: where did the sale come from, and what was happening across the site that produced the click in the first place?
Two layers of affiliate intelligence
See affiliate activity in the context of pages, visitors, sessions, sources and audience dimensions.
Different jobs
wecantrack follows the conversion. Affiliate Analytics follows the site.
wecantrack is designed to solve a difficult affiliate reporting problem: affiliate conversions often live across multiple network dashboards. Its platform connects conversion data with click and session data so publishers can see which traffic sources, pages and campaigns generated revenue.
Affiliate Analytics starts one level higher. Instead of focusing primarily on the conversion pipeline, it gives WordPress site owners a focused view of the website around affiliate activity: which pages are involved, who is visiting, where traffic comes from and how affiliate performance fits into the site as a whole.
That makes the products potentially complementary rather than simple substitutes.
At a glance
Which tool answers which question?
The important difference is where each product puts the center of gravity.
| Capability | wecantrack | Affiliate Analytics | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Affiliate click tracking | Core capabilityTrack clicks and sessions used for attribution | Core analyticsAnalyze affiliate activity on the site | Both can be useful, with different reporting goals. |
| Conversion attribution | Core focusMatch affiliate-network conversions to tracked activity | Analytics contextRevenue analysis is available in Pro | Use wecantrack when conversion attribution is the primary requirement. |
| Affiliate network consolidation | 450+ networkswecantrack currently advertises support for 450+ affiliate networks | —Not a network aggregation platform | wecantrack is the specialist fit for multi-network conversion data. |
| Page-level affiliate performance | YesAttribute conversions to landing pages and click context | Core dimensionAnalyze affiliate activity across site pages | Both can answer page questions from different angles. |
| Visitors & sessions | Attribution contextUsed to connect traffic to conversions | Core analytics dimensionExplore visitors, sessions and site behavior | Affiliate Analytics is the stronger fit for site-level exploration. |
| Traffic sources & campaigns | Core attributionConnect conversions to traffic sources and campaigns | Core analyticsAnalyze traffic sources around affiliate activity | Choose based on whether attribution or site analysis comes first. |
| Countries & devices | Attribution contextDimensions available in the reporting stack | Site-level contextAudience dimensions around affiliate activity | Use Affiliate Analytics when audience context is the question. |
| Google Analytics / ad integrations | Strong fitSend attributed affiliate conversions to GA4 and supported ad platforms | WordPress analytics layerDesigned around the affiliate site itself | wecantrack is stronger for conversion-data distribution. |
| Insights & Opportunities | Reporting & attributionConversion-focused analysis | ProAction-oriented site analysis and discovery | Use Pro when you want the analytics layer to surface what deserves attention. |
| Affiliate-focused WordPress site analysis | Attribution firstWebsite data supports conversion attribution | Core positioningAffiliate activity analyzed as part of the WordPress site | Affiliate Analytics is designed for the wider site question. |
Feature availability and integrations can change over time. This comparison focuses on the products' current positioning and primary jobs rather than treating every feature as an exact one-to-one match.
Disclosure: Affiliate Analytics is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by wecantrack.
When should you use what?
Start with the question you need answered.
Use wecantrack when
You need conversion attribution.
You work across multiple affiliate networks and need to connect commissions back to clicks, traffic sources, landing pages or campaigns.
Learn about wecantrack →Use Affiliate Analytics when
You need the WordPress site context.
You want to understand affiliate activity through pages, visitors, sessions, traffic sources and other site-level dimensions.
Explore Affiliate Analytics →Use both when
You want attribution plus context.
Let wecantrack specialize in connecting affiliate conversions to their sources, while Affiliate Analytics helps you understand the wider site around that activity.
Explore Affiliate Analytics Pro →For deeper analysis
Attribution tells you what converted. Context helps you decide what to do next.
Affiliate Analytics Pro adds deeper revenue analysis, Insights and Opportunities, plus additional tools for investigating affiliate performance inside the WordPress site.
Explore Pro pricingAffiliate Analytics Pro
- Revenue Analytics
- Insights & Opportunities
- Visitor Activity
- Reports & Scheduled Reports
- Affiliate Link Health & Advanced Analytics
FAQ
wecantrack and Affiliate Analytics questions.
Can I use wecantrack with Affiliate Analytics?
Yes. The products can complement each other. wecantrack can handle affiliate conversion attribution and connect sales data to traffic sources, pages and campaigns, while Affiliate Analytics provides a focused WordPress analytics view of the site around affiliate activity.
What is wecantrack best for?
wecantrack is built around affiliate conversion tracking, attribution and consolidation across affiliate networks, with integrations that can send attributed conversion data to analytics and advertising platforms.
Does Affiliate Analytics replace wecantrack?
Not necessarily. The products solve overlapping but different problems. wecantrack focuses heavily on connecting affiliate conversions to clicks, traffic and campaigns, while Affiliate Analytics focuses on understanding affiliate activity in the wider context of a WordPress site.
Which should I use for affiliate revenue attribution?
If your main requirement is matching affiliate-network conversions to clicks, traffic sources, pages or campaigns, wecantrack is the more specialized fit. Affiliate Analytics is useful when you also want a broader WordPress analytics layer around the site and its affiliate activity.
wecantrack + Affiliate Analytics
Track the sale. Understand everything around it.
Use the tools for the jobs they are best at, then bring the full picture back to the site.