Prosper202 ClickServer records what happens between an ad click and a sale, and it runs on a server you control instead of someone else's platform. Every click and conversion lands in your own MySQL or MariaDB database. You decide who sees that data and how long it is kept, and you can export it or copy your setup to another install whenever you like. Prosper202 started in 2007.
What you can measure
Each click is logged with its SubIDs, referrer, IP address and user agent. Conversions reach ClickServer by server-to-server postback or by pixel, and each one carries its revenue and payout. Multi-touch attribution then spreads a sale across that visitor's clicks, under whichever of five models you pick: linear, time decay, position based, first touch or last touch. Goals let you set a separate payout for every stage of a funnel, such as an opt-in and then a purchase, all on one click.
Beyond web campaigns, ClickServer receives and verifies app postbacks from Apple's SKAdNetwork and AdAttributionKit, and on Android it matches each install to the click behind it. It ties customers to their lifetime value and subscription revenue, so you can see which campaigns bring in buyers who keep paying. For routing traffic, the Smart Rotator distributes visitors by rules and weights, split tests compare your landing pages, and MaxMind GeoIP data adds country, region and city targeting. Bot filtering keeps crawlers, link-preview bots and headless browsers out of your real clicks and attribution costs. Reports break results down by keyword, location, device, browser, operating system, referrer, ISP and landing page.
Where to go next
| If you want to | Read |
|---|---|
| Put ClickServer on your server | Installing Prosper202 |
| Set up your first campaign, step by step | Steps 0 through 10 |
| Read or write your data from your own code | The ClickServer API guide |
| Work from the command line, or hand routine jobs to an AI agent | The p202 CLI reference |
| Ask a question or report a problem | Help and Support |
New to Prosper202? Install it first, then work through Steps 0 through 10 in order. Each step builds on the one before: traffic sources and campaigns come first, then landing pages, your tracking link and, finally, conversion tracking.