The ZenMate affiliate program reports your affiliate sales in its own dashboard, cut off from your website analytics and your ad platforms. So you cannot see which content or campaign drove each affiliate sale, and you cannot optimize paid traffic on real affiliate revenue.
That is exactly what wecantrack is built for. It automatically pulls your ZenMate affiliate conversions, attributes every sale back to the exact click, traffic source, campaign and piece of content with SubID tracking, and pushes that revenue server-side into Google Analytics, Google Ads, Microsoft Ads and Meta.
So you can bid on real affiliate revenue instead of clicks, build custom audiences from real buyers, and put budget behind the content that sells, all in one dashboard next to your other affiliate programs.
How wecantrack attributes your ZenMate conversions and pushes them to Google Analytics, Google Ads, Microsoft Ads and Meta
Connecting takes a couple of minutes, and from then on wecantrack imports and attributes your ZenMate affiliate sales automatically. ZenMate connects by API, so there is no postback to place and no file to upload:
ZenMate is part of the CyberGhost VPN family, and your API credentials come from your ZenMate affiliate account. Find more details on how to set up your wecantrack account in our installation guide.
Creating your ZenMate connection in wecantrack
Once your ZenMate affiliate sales are flowing into wecantrack, you can send them to Google Ads and Meta as conversions, so smart bidding optimizes for commissions instead of clicks, and build custom audiences from real buyers. You see exactly which keywords, campaigns and pages drive affiliate revenue, instead of guessing.
That is the difference between burning paid budget and scaling profitably. If you also run the hide.me affiliate program or another VPN affiliate program, wecantrack tracks it in the same dashboard.
See how it works in Google Analytics, Google Ads, Microsoft Ads and Facebook.
wecantrack is built for affiliate publishers who want their ZenMate affiliate sales in the tools they actually optimize with. It is a fit if you are:
ZenMate was a consumer VPN brand that was merged into CyberGhost VPN (under Kape Technologies) in 2023; the standalone ZenMate apps and extensions have since been discontinued.
