Meta sees a lead.
You need to see the deposit.
In iGaming, a registration means nothing until there's a first deposit. Meta will never track that. Ott bridges the gap — so you optimise for revenue, not vanity metrics.
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High volume. High risk.
Low visibility.
iGaming affiliates run more campaigns, burn through more accounts, and deal with more regulatory pressure than almost anyone on Meta. Your analytics should understand that.
Registration ≠ Revenue
Your operator pays you on FTDs — first time deposits. Meta tracks registrations (maybe). The conversion that pays your bills happens days later, inside the operator's platform, invisible to every standard analytics tool. You're flying blind on the metric that matters most.
You lost 3 accounts this week
iGaming on Meta is a constant game of account survival. When an account gets restricted, you need to know instantly what was running, shift budget to backup accounts, and keep campaigns live — without 30 minutes of clicking through Meta Ads Manager per BM.
Your Telegram community is a black box
You're spending €8,000/month driving users to your Telegram betting tips channel. But which campaigns are actually driving joins? Which creatives work? You have no idea — because Telegram doesn't support pixels and Meta can't see past the landing page.
The operator sent a budget. You're already over it.
Running 20+ campaigns across multiple brands and geos. The operator allocated €50k this month. You think you're pacing fine until you check the numbers on day 18 and you're at €47k. Real-time budget tracking with overdraft alerts isn't a luxury — it's operational hygiene.
Every feature exists because an iGaming agency needed it.
Built for the pace iGaming demands.
The metric the operator pays you on. Finally visible.
iGaming affiliates live and die by FTDs. Now you can see them next to your Meta spend — on the same screen, attributed to the same campaigns.
When account #4 goes down, you know in minutes — not hours.
iGaming accounts get banned faster than any other vertical. Triage is your early warning system across every BM and every brand.
Your betting tips channel costs €8k/month. Know which ads fill it.
Telegram is where iGaming communities live. But until now, you couldn't attribute a single join to a specific ad. That changes with Ott.
The Telegram tracking was the main reason we signed up. Finally we can see which Meta ads are actually driving Telegram joins instead of guessing. Our ROAS improved by like 30% after we started using it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track FTDs from my casino operator inside Ott?
Yes. Log FTDs, deposits, and registrations manually per campaign, or bulk-import from the operator's CSV report. You'll see true CPA — cost per first deposit — alongside Meta's cost-per-click on the same dashboard.
We burn through ad accounts fast. How does pricing work?
Ott charges per brand, not per ad account. Unlimited accounts per brand at the same price. When account #7 gets banned and you create #8, just connect it. Zero extra cost.
Can we track Telegram betting community growth from Meta ads?
Yes — it's a core feature. Ott tracks which Meta ads drive actual Telegram joins, attributes them via CAPI, and shows you cost per community member. Works with channels, groups, and bots.
Does Ott handle multiple operators with multiple brands?
That's the core data model. Client (Operator A) → Brand (Casino EU, Sports LATAM) → Ad Accounts. Each level rolls up automatically. Your operator gets a read-only view of their brands.
Is there budget tracking per operator allocation?
Yes. Budget Balance tracks prepaid allocations per brand with multi-currency support. You'll get overdraft alerts before you exceed the operator's monthly budget.
Can the operator see our affiliate commission?
No. Private Mode hides all fee and commission data from operator-facing views. They see spend, performance, and conversions — never your margin.
Built for the work
you actually do.
The only Meta PPC analytics platform built specifically for finance agencies, forex media buyers, and regulated-niche advertisers. Not as a feature added on top. As the entire product.