
affiliates.mobipium.com, and your tracking links run on Mobipium’s link domains, such as mobipiumlink.com.
To track Mobipium offers in ClickFlare, two links have to carry the ClickFlare click ID in both directions:
- The offer URL sends the ClickFlare click ID to Mobipium in a parameter you name yourself. This guide uses
tid. - The postback URL sends it back to ClickFlare with every conversion, together with the payout. Mobipium calls it the callback URL, and you set it once for your whole account in Pixel.
How the data flows
{tid}. The name in Pixel must match the parameter in the offer URL.What you’ll need
- An active ClickFlare account with your own tracking domain set up. Shared domains get flagged by networks and blocked by browsers. See Tracking domains.
- A Mobipium affiliate account. Some offers show REQUEST APPROVAL instead of SETUP CAMPAIGN. Mobipium’s sales team reviews those before you get a link.
- Access to the Pixel view in the Mobipium panel. It holds your callback URL for every campaign.
What the Mobipium template contains
ClickFlare has a Mobipium affiliate network template. It fills in the Mobipium placeholders ClickFlare needs.
{tid} and {pay} are the two that tracker integrations agree on.
Setup
Everything in ClickFlare is done from inside the campaign editor. Create the offer and the affiliate network inline as you go.Set up your own tracking domain
trk.yourdomain.com. The postback URL is built on this domain, so changing it later means updating the callback URL in Mobipium too. See Tracking domains.Report conversions by postback time
Create the campaign
Create the Mobipium affiliate network
- Search for Mobipium and pick the Mobipium template.
- Keep the name, or add your account to it if you run more than one.
- Check the parameters: Click Id
{tid}, Payout{pay}. - Leave Transaction ID and Event Type empty.
- Under Conversion tracking, select your own Tracking Domain and keep S2S Postback URL as the tracking method.
- Set Payout currency to the currency Mobipium pays you in. Mobipium’s payment thresholds are in US dollars, but check the currency of your offers’ payouts in the panel.

Get the offer's tracking link from Mobipium
Create the offer in ClickFlare
- Name the offer.
- Select the Mobipium affiliate network you just created.
- Paste the Mobipium link into Offer URL as it is.
- Turn on Append Click ID to Offer Url. ClickFlare adds
tid={cf_click_id}, built from the template’s{tid}placeholder:

&tid={cf_click_id} at the end of the URL yourself and leave the toggle off. Use one or the other, not both.Set the payout to Auto so ClickFlare uses the payout value from the postback.Set up Pixel in Mobipium
Add a lander (optional)
Save the campaign and launch
The three Pixel fields
Mobipium’s postback isn’t built from a parameter name. The callback is a free-form URL, and the parameter-name field only tells Mobipium which incoming parameter to capture. You need both.- Callback URL. You write the whole URL and put Mobipium placeholders where you want values. Mobipium replaces them on every conversion. All placeholders are optional, and you name the parameters around them yourself. For ClickFlare, use the URL the affiliate network generated.
- Tracker parameter name(s). Up to four names, separated by commas. Mobipium reads these parameters from each incoming click and returns their values as
{tid},{tid1},{tid2}and{tid3}, in that order. Withtidin the first position,{tid}returns the ClickFlare click ID. The name has to match the parameter in the offer URL exactly. It doesn’t have to match anything in the postback: the postback always uses{tid}, whatever name you enter. Mobipium doesn’t say whether names are case-sensitive, so keep it lowercase in both places. - Parameters to auto-append. Whatever you type here, for example
visitor_id={subid}, is added to every campaign URL Mobipium generates from then on. Links generated before you saved don’t change.
Why we recommend leaving the third field empty
You could typetid={cf_click_id} into the third field, so every new Mobipium link already carries the click ID. If you do, turn Append Click ID to Offer Url off in ClickFlare. With both, tid appears twice in the offer URL.
We recommend one path: leave the third field empty and use the ClickFlare toggle. It works the same for links you generated before and after changing Pixel, and you can see the full offer URL in ClickFlare.
Passing more values
If you want Mobipium to return more values, add their parameter names to the second field aftertid, for example tid,src. Add &src={campaign_id} (or another ClickFlare token) to the offer URL, and return {tid1} in the callback with a ClickFlare extra parameter such as ¶m1={tid1}. Keep tid first so {tid} stays the click ID.
Transaction ID
By default ClickFlare keeps one conversion per click ID. If several postbacks arrive with the same click ID and no transaction ID, ClickFlare treats them as the same conversion and keeps the last one received. Mobipium documents no transaction ID placeholder. Most Mobipium offers (mVAS subscriptions, dating SOI and DOI, CPL) pay once per click, so one conversion per click is what you want, and you can leave Transaction ID empty.Can I try {uni} as the transaction ID?
Can I try {uni} as the transaction ID?
txid={uni}, which suggests {uni} is a unique conversion ID. Mobipium doesn’t document it, so treat it as unverified. Ask your affiliate manager whether it exists before relying on it.If you want to try it, set Transaction ID to {uni} in the affiliate network and use the new postback URL in Pixel:{uni} isn’t a real placeholder, Mobipium sends the literal text {uni} on every conversion. With one conversion per click, that changes nothing: ClickFlare still keeps one conversion per click. It would only matter if a click ever produced two conversions, because they’d share the same text and merge. Check Logs → Event Logs after the first conversion: a real ID there means it works.Smartlinks
Besides single offers, Mobipium has Smartlinks, where Mobipium picks the offer for each visitor. Go to Smartlinks, click SETUP SMARTLINK, name it, and Mobipium generates a tracking link. Set it up in ClickFlare like any other offer: paste the Smartlink into Offer URL, turn on Append Click ID to Offer Url, and set the payout to Auto. Because Pixel is account-wide, the same callback URL andtid parameter should apply. Mobipium doesn’t say otherwise, but confirm with a test conversion. The payout changes with the offer each visitor lands on, so Auto matters even more here.
Rev-share and recurring revenue
Mobipium offers revenue-share deals, and mVAS subscriptions can bill the user again later. Mobipium doesn’t document whether it sends postbacks for rebills or rev-share earnings, or how. It also has no status placeholder, and doesn’t document postbacks for rejected or reversed conversions.- Ask your affiliate manager how rev-share and rebill revenue is reported on your offers before you run them.
- ClickFlare counts the conversions Mobipium sends. Compare it with Mobipium’s Stats before payday, and adjust in ClickFlare if the numbers differ.
Verify the setup
Click through the campaign
tid= followed by a real ClickFlare click ID, not the literal text {cf_click_id}.Generate a test conversion
Check the conversion in ClickFlare
click_id is a real click ID and the payout is a number. Compare with Mobipium’s Stats, which update every 15 minutes.Troubleshooting
Conversions show in Mobipium but not in ClickFlare
Conversions show in Mobipium but not in ClickFlare
- The parameter names don’t match. The second Pixel field must contain
tid, the same name as in the offer URL. If they differ,{tid}comes back empty and nothing attributes. Affiliates using other trackers fixed missing conversions by making the names identical on both sides. - The callback URL is wrong or missing. Check the first Pixel field, and that you clicked UPDATE after each field.
- The click ID didn’t reach Mobipium. The offer URL has no
tid={cf_click_id}, or the lander CTA links straight to Mobipium instead of using the ClickFlare click URL. tidappears twice. You puttid={cf_click_id}in the third Pixel field and also turned on Append Click ID to Offer Url. Use only the toggle.
ClickFlare has more clicks than Mobipium
ClickFlare has more clicks than Mobipium
ClickFlare receives a literal {tid} or cf_click_id
ClickFlare receives a literal {tid} or cf_click_id
- A literal
{tid}means Mobipium didn’t find the parameter on the click. Check the second Pixel field and the offer URL. - A literal
cf_click_idmeans the offer URL in ClickFlare has the token without braces. It must be{cf_click_id}.
The payout is 0 or in the wrong currency
The payout is 0 or in the wrong currency
- Check that the callback has
payout={pay}and the offer’s payout is set to Auto in ClickFlare. {pay}is most likely your commission in US dollars, as a decimal. Mobipium doesn’t document it, so check a real conversion against Mobipium’s Stats and set Payout currency to match.
FAQ
Can I use a different parameter name than tid?
Can I use a different parameter name than tid?
&trk={cf_click_id}) and leave Append Click ID to Offer Url off, since the toggle always adds tid. The callback still uses {tid}.Mobipium has its own tracker. Do I need it?
Mobipium has its own tracker. Do I need it?
Can I send the conversion back to my traffic source?
Can I send the conversion back to my traffic source?