Every new player is matched to a traffic source: the domain they joined with, a tracked link, a creator code or Roblox discovery. Their revenue traces back to it for as long as they play.
On Minecraft, every hostname players connect through is recorded, so yt.example.net and vote.example.net each get their own numbers.
Share an analyse.net/l link that opens your experience with launch data, and players who join through it are counted for the campaign.
Codes entered in game or at Tebex, PayNow and custom-webhook checkout count for the campaign that owns them, per creator, without a spreadsheet.
Give a campaign a channel, dates, spend and a revenue goal to see attributed players, conversion, cost per player and return on ad spend.
A player keeps the source of their very first session, so a purchase months later still counts for the campaign that brought them.
Joined, played 10 minutes, came back for a second session, purchased. See where a campaign's players drop off.
You paid a YouTuber to feature your server and want to know if it was worth it.
You point yt.play.yourserver.net at your proxy, add it to a campaign with the fee as spend, and the campaign page shows how many players joined through it, how many came back and what they spent against what you paid.
You list your server on several voting sites and each one has its own vote address.
The Domains view shows players, countries and behaviour per hostname, so you keep the listings that bring players who stay and drop the ones that do not.
You give a creator a code that players type into your shop UI.
The module sends the code, the rest of each session is attributed to it, and the creator's campaign shows attributed players and revenue. On Growth and up, the creator can get a Creator login that shows only their own campaigns.
Your Roblox experience grew this month and you do not know why.
Sources split new players into tracked links, referrals, teleports and discovery, so you can see whether the growth came from Roblox itself or from your own promotion.
On the game's Acquisition page, choose New campaign and set its name, channel, start date and attribution window.
Up to 20 domains per campaign on Minecraft, a tracked link on Roblox, and creator codes on either platform.
Optional, but it unlocks cost per player and return on spend. Update the amount spent later from the campaign page.
Attributed players, revenue, conversion and a daily chart against the baseline from before the campaign started.
Point extra hostnames like yt.example.net at your server and add them to campaigns. The plugin reports the address each player connected with. On a network, install the plugin on your Velocity or BungeeCord proxy too, because only the proxy sees the hostname.
Yes, for domains. There is no link to click, so a player who types the address a week later still counts for that campaign.
Tebex, PayNow and custom webhooks pass the creator code with the order, and the purchase counts for the campaign that owns the code, even if the player arrived another way.
The Analyse module records whether a player came through a tracked link, followed a friend, teleported from another place or found the experience through discovery.
Free shows top sources on the overview. Starter includes the full page with 3 running campaigns, 10 tracking links and 5 creator codes. Growth and up removes those limits and adds campaign return and return rate by source.
Free to start, 14 days of Pro, and about four minutes of setup.
