What RavenTrack is
RavenTrack is an affiliate tracking platform from Palsar Capital Ltd., trading as RavenTrack [3]. Its site describes it as an advanced affiliate tracking platform made specifically for the gaming industry [1].
RevRake is a hosted affiliate system for casino and sportsbook operators, free for operators. What it does today is listed, item by item, on What's built today; what is planned is on the roadmap, without dates.
How to read this page. A cell about RavenTrack repeats what its pages state, with the number of the source. "Not published" means the pages we read do not say: it does not mean the product lacks it. Ask RavenTrack. The RevRake column lists only what is built; "planned (no date)" points at the roadmap, and "not available" means it is not built and not scheduled.
Side by side
| Aspect | RevRake | RavenTrack |
|---|---|---|
| How it is delivered | Hosted by RevRake. The operator and affiliate portals are at app.revrake.com, tracking links at track.revrake.com. Self-hosting: not available. | not published |
| Who it is for | Casino and sportsbook operators. | The gaming industry [1]. |
| Commission models | CPA on a first deposit that reaches an amount, revenue share on net gaming revenue, or both in one deal. A hold period per deal, chargeback reversal, deal versions. Volume tiers: a higher CPA or revenue share for the whole month once an affiliate brings a set number of new depositing players. A losing month carries forward, carries up to a cap, or is written off, as a setting per deal. Sub-affiliates on one level: a referrer earns a share the operator sets, from 0 to 50%, of each referred affiliate's positive net for the month. | CPA, revenue share, CPL, CPM and hybrids are listed, and a referral feature [2]. Volume tiers: not published. |
| How player data gets in | Signed server-to-server events (registration, deposit, chargeback, net revenue), one at a time or up to 1,000 in a batch; or daily REG and SALES CSV files, uploaded, pushed by API or fetched every day from an address you give. Promo codes credit a player without a click. Tracking pixels: not available. | Integrations with providers in the gaming industry are stated, and pixel tracking set up together with the operator's provider [1] [2]. File import: not published. |
| Postbacks to affiliates' trackers | Each affiliate adds up to 10 postback destinations with macros. Presets for Keitaro, Binom, Voluum, RedTrack, BeMob, PeerClick and FunnelFlux Pro. Retries and a delivery log. | A "Pixel and Postback" feature, with which affiliates track customer activity in real time [2]. |
| Several brands | Several brands per workspace, each with its own affiliates, deals, numbering, monthly close and integration key, and its own tracking domain if you want one. The operator portal switches between them; the team and settings are shared. | The features page speaks of campaigns created under the operator's brands [2]. |
| Currencies | A currency per deal, daily exchange rates with a manual override, totals in one reporting currency. | not published |
| Fraud checks | Bot and repeat-click flagging, self-referral, click bursts, repeated first deposits, and optional rules: paid ad clicks, throwaway email domains, a country mismatch, a registration seconds after the click, a payout account another affiliate uses. Flagged commissions stay on hold until the operator releases or confirms the flag, or the flag decides itself after a set time. | not published |
| Paying affiliates | Each month closes into a payout batch with a bank file (CSV), with payment terms of 0 to 120 days and a minimum and terms per affiliate. Affiliates are paid by bank, mobile money, crypto (ten coins, the wallet address checked per network) or e-wallet, as the program accepts. Payouts can wait until an affiliate's identity check is recorded, and approved lines can be issued as numbered self-billed invoices. Every payout has a printable statement. The operator pays outside RevRake and marks it paid. RevRake never moves money itself. | not published |
| What affiliates get | A portal with a dashboard and an earnings forecast, their deal with its tiers, its version history and the attribution rule, links with short names and QR codes, promo codes, creatives and approval of their own material, clicks, players, commissions with how each was calculated and the reason for any taken back, payouts with statements, reports with CSV export, messages from the operator and a referral link, in their own language and timezone, with two-factor sign-in; a read API with a key per affiliate; applications and per-deal invite links. | More than 20 reports [2], and API access that gives affiliates their data without logging in [1]. |
| Languages | English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Russian and Turkish. | not published |
| Price | Free for operators. No paid plan and no card. See fair use. | No prices are published. The site speaks of flexible pricing plans and fixed-cost models and asks operators to get in touch [1] [2]. |
| How to start | Self-serve: you create your program at app.revrake.com/signup, confirm your email and you are in, in a few minutes. No demo call and no card. | Request a demo, or contact the company [1] [3]. |
RevRake: as built on the date at the top of the page. RavenTrack: as its pages stated on October 4, 2026; the numbers point at the sources below.
Where they differ
RavenTrack lists CPL and CPM among its commission models and offers pixel tracking [2]. RevRake pays CPA and revenue share, and has no pixel: conversions arrive from the operator's server, as signed events or in daily files.
RavenTrack states integrations with platform providers in the gaming industry [2]. RevRake has no ready-made connector for a platform today; one is on the roadmap, without a date.
RavenTrack does not publish prices and starts with a demo [1]. RevRake is free for operators, and you create your program yourself.
For the questions that matter whichever system you look at, read how to choose an affiliate system for a casino or sportsbook.
About this comparison
This page was written by RevRake. Everything it says about RavenTrack is taken from RavenTrack's own public pages as they read on October 4, 2026, listed under Sources. Products change, and those pages may have changed since: check RavenTrack's site before you decide. RavenTrack and other product names belong to their owners and are used here only to name the product. RevRake is not affiliated with RavenTrack. If something here is wrong or out of date, write to hello@revrake.com and we will correct it.
Questions
- Is RevRake a replacement for RavenTrack?
- It depends on what your program uses. RevRake does what is listed on What's built today and nothing else; the table above marks what is planned and what is not available. Compare that list with what you use in RavenTrack today.
- What does RevRake cost compared with RavenTrack?
- RevRake is free for operators: there is no paid plan and no card. For RavenTrack, the Price row of the table says what RavenTrack publishes; where it says "not published", ask RavenTrack.
- Can we move a program from RavenTrack to RevRake?
- RevRake has no import tool for another system's history. A program starts with new tracking links, and your platform reports players by signed events or by daily REG and SALES CSV files. Past data can be sent as backdated events in batches of up to 1,000. See the integration guide.
- How current are the facts about RavenTrack?
- They were read on October 4, 2026 from the pages listed under Sources. They are not updated automatically. For anything that decides your choice, check RavenTrack's site.
- Who wrote this comparison?
- RevRake did. It states only what each product publishes about itself, makes no judgement about RavenTrack, and says "not published" where RavenTrack's pages are silent.
Sources
The pages of RavenTrack that the facts about RavenTrack were taken from. The RevRake column comes from What's built today and the documentation.
- RavenTrack https://raventrack.com/ read on October 4, 2026
- Features — RavenTrack https://raventrack.com/features read on October 4, 2026
- Contact — RavenTrack https://raventrack.com/contact read on October 4, 2026