Marg TUNE

There is absolutely nothing I like about this platform and think its a shame that anyone pays good money for it.

Everything. They created this software to give smaller firms/individuals a way to compete in the affiliate space but instead of creating something of value, they have only contributed to more indecent people paying for a cheap service that is used to defraud others. Most who use this poor performance software abuse it because its so easy to crack. There must be 100 different firms in India who have been able to pull this apart and skim off of every innocent consumers purchase that is owed to a decent publisher. If, or when it works, its substandard, weak features, illogical, awful user interface and experience, reports are wrong, deeplinks don't track and that's if you are even able to login in the first place.

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What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Hard to say. Probably the snapshot screen with all of the latest notifications and happenings. That's useful and easy to navigate. Appreciate the daily stats breakdown as well. I also like that I can generate a conversion through testing the affiliates postback in Has Offers, opposed to having to use a real or fake credit card to process a sale through an funnel. This is probably the most helpful feature in Has Offers.

A lot. First off, Has Offers/Tune is the only affiliate portal I'm aware of where you can't simply login as an affiliate through their portal, without logging you out of the Admin portal. It's archaic. Generally, the affiliate portal just starts a new user session and you remain logged into the admin side, but in the case of Has Offers, it doesn't and forces you to use the affiliate portal instead. This should be fixed.

The search function for publishers is terrible. It's not keyword specific, so it doesn't pull the right publishers. For instance, if I search our publisher W4, it pops up any affiliates with W or 4 in their name.

Every other affiliate portal I've used (Hitpath, Cake, Impact Radius) simply allow you to increase publisher payouts manually by issuing payout overrides. Has Offers is the only system where you can't do that. You have to create an offer goal, and that's tied to a bunch of other stipulations. It's so far from user friendly it's ridiculous. This is a huge issue for us.

Creatives are not easy to locate/download. For us, we're a network, and we need be able to batch download creatives. With Has Offers this feature is not accessible. You can only download all of the creatives for each advertiser 1 by 1.

Hitpath and other affiliate tracking platforms all offer capabilities for the above features. Has Offers needs to get with the times.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

I like that you can easily control access to offers by affiliate. You can easily grant access, change payouts, update pixels, add subids, etc.

I dislike the general usability. I think it could be more user-friendly. I wish the report section was easier to use and that when you search by something, the search would stick until you clear it.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Client service team is great and will walk you through their platform step by step. Their platform is easy to read and navigate - set up, reporting, etc.

No direct Facebook SDK integration and not part of the FB preferred partners.

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