Campaigns
Affiliate → Campaigns (/p/<projectId>/affiliate/campaigns)
Why this page exists
Campaigns let you group marketing and affiliate efforts (domains, creator codes, schedules) and answer: Which campaigns drive joins, new players, and revenue? Use it to double down on what works and pause or fix what does not.
Availability
Campaigns are included on Pro and higher plans. If your plan does not include them, you will see an upgrade prompt instead of the full experience.
How to use it
Use Add Campaign to create a campaign (name, domains, creator codes, timing, and other fields shown in the form).
Move campaigns through active and ended states as your promotions start and stop so reporting stays aligned with reality.
Set the date range on the overview to match the period you want to judge (for example the month you paid a creator or ran a sale).
Read the summary cards first: revenue, joins, new players, and revenue per join for the selected range.
Drill into individual campaigns from the list when you need per-campaign detail.
What to do with the insights
High joins but low revenue: audience is interested but not buying; check store, pricing, or product fit.
High revenue per join: strong campaign quality; consider scaling or reusing the same creative or partner.
Low new players: campaign may be reaching existing fans only; widen targeting or change the offer.
Related tools
Join addresses for hostname-level traffic and groups in charts.
Funnels to build step-by-step journeys that can include campaign or first session steps.
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