Neutral install attribution
A measurement layer above Meta, Google, TikTok, ASA, and everyone else.
Every ad platform claims credit for the install. Without a neutral MMP you end up paying three platforms for one user, and we can stop that.
A measurement layer above Meta, Google, TikTok, ASA, and everyone else.
Protect360 catches fake installs, click flooding, and SDK spoofing in real time, before they cost you budget.
OneLink and Branch both get email-to-app, web-to-app, and social-to-app right. Users land on the screen they tapped for instead of the home screen.
Attribution data feeds your CEP and product analytics as well as your dashboard.
Privacy-preserving measurement built for SKAdNetwork and AAID-restricted reality.
Cost per verified install, channel by channel, so you know what each one was worth.
Attribution sits between your ad spend, engagement and product analytics, so we wire up all three. When we're done, the numbers in your dashboard match the spend on your card statement.
Audit your current attribution setup (or absence of one) and your full paid channel mix.
Implement the right tool: AppsFlyer or Branch, whichever fits your acquisition mix.
Configure partner integrations for every ad channel you run.
Build attribution windows that match your real user acquisition model.
Set up Protect360's fraud rules and review the first month closely.
Connect attribution data into your CEP and PA tools so your retention work uses it too.
Most mobile marketing teams pay for overclaimed installs every month and never see the bill.
Because every platform claims the same install. Add up Meta, Google, and TikTok's dashboards and you'll have more installs than users. A neutral layer settles the argument.
AppsFlyer leads on measurement, fraud protection, and its own OneLink deep linking; Branch leads on deep-linking depth and link UX. Your acquisition mix decides it, and that's the first thing we'll look at.
Yes, but it works differently. SKAdNetwork, privacy-aware modelling and aggregated measurement are the reason you want a specialist tool over platform dashboards.
In SSA markets we see 15 to 30 percent of paid installs flagged as fraudulent on unprotected accounts. The audit usually pays for itself.

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