Keitaro brings measurement to your setup: it sits between your ad and your landing page, logs every click and conversion, and shows which creatives, audiences and geos make money and which burn budget. Without a tracker you judge a campaign by ad account stats alone; with one you see exactly where the funnel leaks.
The tracker records clicks, conversions and revenue for each part of the funnel. That turns "this campaign feels profitable" into numbers you can compare across offers, landing pages and accounts.
How Keitaro Fits Between Your Ad and Your Landing Page
Your ad points to a Keitaro tracking link instead of the landing page; Keitaro records the click and redirects the visitor to the page. If they convert, Keitaro logs it and ties it to the original click. If they bounce, Keitaro sees that too.
This works the same whether you run a farm account, a rental from 2024–2025 year, or an account with PZRD status. The account delivers traffic; Keitaro measures it. Your data lives in the tracker, not in the ad account, so it stays yours. For a closer look at the tool itself, see what the Keitaro subscription covers.
Data You Get From Keitaro
Keitaro shows click volume, conversions, conversion rate, revenue and ROI, and lets you break them down by source, geo, landing page and offer. Those breakdowns tell you which combination to scale and which to pause.
Read the numbers as a trend, not as a single value. Negative ROI means the campaign is losing money. A low conversion rate points to the offer or the creative. A high cost per click is a reason to review the creative and the audience. When the trend drops, pause and change one part of the setup: creative, audience or landing page.
The tracker also helps filter junk traffic. Suspicious patterns — lots of clicks with no conversions, clicks from the same IP, unnatural click speed — show up in the stats, so you can stop paying for them.
Postbacks close the loop: the affiliate network sends each conversion back to Keitaro, and the tracker matches it to the click that produced it. That conversion data can also be passed on to the ad platform so its optimization works on real results.
Keitaro as Part of Your Services and Subscriptions
Keitaro is paid by subscription, not bought once — it is an ongoing part of your toolkit, like your proxies, your antidetect browser and your accounts. While the subscription is active, you get the current version, updates, bug fixes and support when tracking breaks or the data doesn't match.
Plan the budget for the whole setup rather than the tracker alone: the Keitaro subscription, proxies (residential proxies are sold in traffic packages, mobile proxies by time), accounts, creatives and landing pages. If one of these parts fails, the campaign stops no matter how good the tracking is.
Keitaro sits in our services and subscriptions section next to other working tools. If you need the tracker now, you can get a Keitaro subscription from the catalog.
How to Connect Keitaro to Your Workflow
Create a campaign in Keitaro for each offer or geo, then put its tracking link into your ad instead of the landing page URL. From there Keitaro redirects visitors to the real page and records everything on the way.
In the Keitaro dashboard, set the landing page URL, the offer URL and the postback parameters for each campaign. Keep one offer per Keitaro campaign — if several offers share a campaign, their data mixes and you can't tell which one converts.
Use antidetect and mobile proxies with your ad accounts to keep them separate. Keitaro runs on its own: it doesn't care which browser or IP you use to open its dashboard, only about the traffic that comes through its links. How the account side of this fits together is covered in the guide on farm account, antidetect and mobile proxies.
If you test several creatives, audiences or landing pages, Keitaro splits the traffic and shows which combination wins. You scale what works and pause what doesn't.
Why Keitaro Matters for Rental Accounts
Rental accounts are temporary, but the data you collect on them isn't: stats stay in Keitaro after the account is gone. You run a campaign on a rental and then return it, and your clicks, conversions and ROI remain in the tracker, not in Facebook's ad account.
The same applies when an account is replaced — for example, after a check that can't be passed within 48 hours. Whether you rent an account registered in 2022 or earlier or a 2024–2025 year rental, the account may have its own restrictions or limits; Keitaro tracks the traffic you send through it regardless of which account pushed it.
One tracker also covers many accounts at once: one dashboard for all the campaigns running on different rentals or farms, with the data in one place.
FAQ
Does Keitaro work with rented Facebook accounts?
Yes. The ad points to a Keitaro tracking link, so the tracker works the same with a rental, a farm or a PZRD account. The account delivers traffic; Keitaro measures it.
What happens to my Keitaro stats when a rental ends?
They stay. Clicks, conversions and ROI are stored in the tracker, not in the ad account, so the data remains after you return the account or it gets replaced.
Do I need antidetect and proxies to use Keitaro?
Antidetect and proxies protect your ad accounts, not the tracker. Keitaro runs separately and doesn't care which browser or IP you use to open its dashboard.