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TDS does not guarantee that its data will match third-party systems. TDS describes itself as a cloud-based tracker that requires no VPS or servers. Each listed plan allows up to 50,000 clicks per day per domain, according to the homepage.
For buyers comparing hosted tracking with self-managed infrastructure, the practical question is what records TDS supplies and what campaign monitoring stays with them.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Cloud Hosting and Daily Domain Allowance
The homepage and Terms list the hosting model, plans, and allowance, checked 2026-10-31.
- Hosting: cloud-based; no VPS or servers required, according to the homepage.
- Daily allowance: up to 50,000 clicks per day per domain on each listed plan, according to the homepage.
- Base: $29 per month; 1 domain, according to the homepage.
- Growth: $145 per month; 5 domains, according to the homepage.
- Pro: $199 per month; 10 domains, according to the homepage.
Traffic Tools and Campaign Records
TDS describes its service as software for managing, distributing, and analyzing advertising traffic. Its listed tools cover traffic routing, analytics, domains, landings, offers, and affiliate networks.
The Terms say TDS may process clicks, events, conversions, technical request parameters, and aggregated statistics. The provider says its analytics include click and conversion logs, alongside 50+ charts.
Visual Rules Route the Click
The visual builder can route traffic using request attributes listed by the provider. These include country, device, operating system, browser, language, internet service provider, referrer, and User-Agent.
TDS also describes filtering and says prefetch requests are detected and excluded from real clicks. The provider lists Google Ads conversion tracking via JS and Facebook tracking via S2S postback. S2S means server-to-server: one system sends conversion information directly to another.
Registration Starts the Cloud Setup
Account registration is required to use TDS. The provider says its infrastructure is pre-configured and auto-scales.
The homepage says domains receive DDoS and Spy protection on all plans. The Terms describe basic DDoS protection designed for low- to medium-scale attacks. These are different statements of scope; check which protection terms apply to the domains in your setup.
Base, Growth, and Pro Billing
The homepage lists Base at $29 per month with 1 domain, Growth at $145 per month with 5 domains, and Pro at $199 per month with 10 domains. The provider states that every plan includes full functionality.
The Terms state that payments are final, with no refunds or payment reversals. They set a minimum payment of 30 US dollars; payments below that amount are not credited or refundable.
The Terms require a unique payment address for each payment and prohibit reusing a wallet. Customers can request additional click limits through support. Check the applicable payment and traffic conditions before committing funds.
Click Logs and Routing Controls
The visual builder gives buyers explicit request attributes for routing rules, including geography, device, browser, referrer, and User-Agent. That makes the available routing dimensions easier to assess before building a campaign.
The provider says analytics include click and conversion logs, plus 50+ charts. It also says prefetch requests are excluded from real clicks. Together, these statements identify what the vendor says appears in traffic records.
TDS lists Google Ads conversion tracking via JS and Facebook tracking via S2S postback. Its Terms also name tools for domains, landings, offers, and affiliate networks. Before setup, match these stated functions to the campaign records and routing controls you need.
Caps, Final Charges, and Data Limits
Customers can request additional click limits via support. The Terms say payments are final and set a minimum payment of 30 US dollars; payments below it are not credited or refundable.
TDS does not promise stable performance or matching data between its records and third-party systems. Its analytics reflect transmitted data only, without restoring or estimating missing records. Buyers therefore need their own process for checking campaign figures against external records.
Support is limited to technical issues, rather than training or ongoing guidance. Requests must be a single, concise message addressing the issue. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Solo Buyers and Shared Teams
TDS states that it is intended for solo affiliates, teams, agencies, and large-scale media buying. That audience description does not establish that the service fits a particular campaign or team workflow.
Users remain responsible for monitoring traffic sources and campaign configurations, and for complying with applicable laws. The Terms say users retain ownership of data they transmit or that traffic processing generates. Before choosing a plan, map who monitors campaigns and how your team handles those records.
Compare Hosting and Data Control
When comparing trackers, check who operates the hosting and what campaign data the service processes. In general, buyers should also compare click limits, integrations, reporting, migration options, and access to records after cancellation.
What we could not confirm
- Company identity: legal entity, address, and company history.
- Documentation: contents of the blocked documentation page.
- Integration scope: details beyond the listed conversion-tracking connections.
- Postbacks and redirects: configuration steps and supported options.
- API: availability, documentation, and access conditions.
- Migration: importing campaigns or records from another tracker.
- After payment stops: account access, data retention, and export conditions.
- Product versions: whether distinct versions exist and how features differ.
- Reporting: chart definitions, retention periods, and export formats.
Questions About TDS Records and Billing
Does TDS promise matching third-party totals?
No; the Terms say TDS does not promise matching data between its system and third-party systems. Buyers should plan to reconcile those records themselves rather than treating the tracker as a source of confirmed financial totals.
Does TDS estimate missing analytics data?
No; the Terms state that analytics reflect transmitted data and do not restore or estimate missing records. This means the analytics cannot fill gaps in data that was not transmitted, so buyers should retain any other records needed for their own checks.
Which conversion-tracking connections does TDS list?
The homepage lists Google Ads conversion tracking via JS and Facebook conversion tracking via S2S postback.
Can customers request a higher click limit?
Yes; the homepage says customers can request additional click limits through support. The listed plans each allow up to 50,000 clicks per day per domain, according to the homepage. The request route is stated, but the terms of any increase are not described here.
What does TDS support handle?
The Terms describe support as intended for technical issues, not training or ongoing guidance. They also require each request to be a single, concise message addressing the issue. Buyers needing campaign instruction should distinguish that need from technical assistance.
What payment-address condition applies?
Check the stated final-payment policy before paying; the Terms say payments are not refunded or reversed.
Start With the Click and Payment Terms
Fits if… cloud hosting and the provider’s stated routing and reporting scope match your workflow.
Probably not if… the daily per-domain cap or final-payment terms conflict with your operating requirements.
Main risk… campaign monitoring and comparison with third-party records remain the user’s responsibility.
Sources
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How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-31; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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