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Manage campaigns across several clients from one account, with per-client attribution and reporting you can hand over unedited.

Overview

Built for Multi-Client Operations

Agencies run into the same two problems on every network: attribution that cannot be split cleanly by client, and reporting that has to be rebuilt by hand before anyone outside the agency can read it. SubID pass-through solves the first — tag each client at the link level and performance separates itself. The second is solved by exporting the same conversion data your dashboard shows, with no reconciliation step in between.

  • Typical Audience

    Performance agencies and consultancies running acquisition for multiple brands at once.

  • Common Promotion Channels

    Whatever each client's plan requires — paid, content, email and social, under one network account.

  • Commission Models

    • CPA
    • CPL
    • RevShare

    The model that applies is stated on each campaign brief, together with the event the payout fires on.

Featured campaigns

Featured Campaigns

A sample of the campaign shapes running in this category. Payout figures and full terms open inside your publisher account.

  • RevShare

    Cloud storage platform

    SaaS & Cloud

    Recurring share of subscription revenue, paid from the first upgrade to a paid plan.

    Markets
    US, CA, UK, DE
    Model
    RevShare
    View Details
  • CPA

    Endpoint security suite

    Software

    Flat commission on a completed licence purchase, with a wide attribution window.

    Markets
    EU, UK, AU
    Model
    CPA
    View Details
  • CPL

    Language learning app

    EdTech & Education

    Pays on a verified enquiry, so the funnel closes before the enrolment call happens.

    Markets
    Tier 1
    Model
    CPL
    View Details

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What to expect

Campaign Highlights

The four things that most change how you plan traffic for this category.

  • 1

    Per-client SubID tagging

    Separate every client at the tracking-link level, then filter reporting without maintaining parallel accounts.

  • 2

    Consolidated payouts

    One payout schedule and one set of thresholds across all client activity, rather than a dozen small balances.

  • 3

    Named account management

    Higher loyalty tiers assign a dedicated manager, which matters when a client escalation needs a same-day answer.

  • 4

    Exportable reporting

    Conversion data leaves the dashboard in the shape it arrived, so client reports do not need reconciliation.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What publishers ask most often before applying to agency campaign management.

Do I need a separate account per client?

No. One agency account with SubID-level client tagging is the normal setup and keeps payouts and thresholds consolidated.

Can several team members access the account?

Yes. Ask your account manager to set up additional users so campaign access does not depend on one person's login.

How is client reporting handled?

Filter by the SubID you assigned to each client and export. The figures match the dashboard exactly, so there is nothing to reconcile before the report goes out.

What if a client wants their own campaign listed?

That is the advertiser side of the network. Introduce them through the partnership form and the business development team will handle onboarding.

Explore affiliate.love for Agencies

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