Trackers count clicks. Money is made and lost on leads: their quality, their status, and whether the partner pays. d0pe is built around the lead, end to end.
The arbitrage stack has one loud gap. Everyone owns a tracker — Keitaro, Binom, RedTrack — and they are excellent at what they do: distribute clicks, run redirects, split-test campaigns. But a click is not money. A lead is money. And the moment a lead is created, the tracker's job is basically done while yours is just beginning.
You still have to score that lead, strip the fraud, deliver it to the right CPA network over the right API, hold it while it's pending, reconcile the status the advertiser sends back, and fire a postback to the source with the real payout. That entire second half — the part that decides whether you actually get paid — lives in spreadsheets, Telegram messages, and a pile of custom scripts. We think it deserves a real system.
This is the whole philosophy in one line. A tracker's primitive is the click; ours is the lead. That single choice changes every screen in the product.
У трекеров фокус на кликах, кампаниях и редиректах. У нас — на лидах, их обработке, интеграции с рекламодателями по API, статусах апрува/треша и защите потока.
Every advertiser silently scores your traffic. Send them junk and your rates get cut or your account gets closed. So we moved the scoring upstream: before a lead is ever delivered, the Mask pierces it with five checks — IP intelligence, phone validity, email footprint, messenger presence, and device fingerprint. Fraud is diverted to Unassigned and never costs you a partner slot. Clean traffic flows through. To the visitor, and to any ad-network moderator, it's just a fast "Loading…" page.
Arbitrage data is the most sensitive asset a team owns: your sources, your best geos, your real numbers. None of that should sit in someone else's cloud where a competitor — or the platform's own admins — could ever see it. d0pe is on-premise by default. It runs on your VPS, your database stays in your hands, and the core ships compiled to C-extensions so it can't be trivially reverse-engineered. Anonymous, armored, yours.
FastAPI at the edge, a local ClickHouse for analytics over millions of rows in under 300ms, Redis for the hot path. It's not a landing page with a database bolted on — it's the machine room for a buying team. That's the product. Everything on this blog is us showing our work.