Advertiser, network, affiliate and browser each hold a different version of events
Bridgr gives all sides one independent record to work from.
A neutral, consent-aware, first-party layer your advertisers install in minutes. It documents every touchpoint in the customer journey and feeds the system you already run — it does not replace it, and it does not reattribute.
Prove it before you pay. Start with a free measured pilot. When you go live, pricing is only a share of the attribution Bridgr documents and recovers for you — no base fee, no subscription, no floor.
Browser cookies, network tracking, advertiser analytics — every source is owned by one party, and none of them is neutral. When attribution is questioned, nobody has the evidence to settle it. The cost isn't just missed conversions; it's disputes, support load, and decisions made on data no one fully trusts.
Advertiser, network, affiliate and browser each hold a different version of events
Bridgr gives all sides one independent record to work from.
Support time spent arbitrating attribution disputes without evidence
Evidence turns a week of email into a lookup.
Advertisers and affiliates lose confidence when the numbers can't be verified
Data both sides can audit rebuilds trust at the source.
Better attribution is hard to price until you see it. This is the concrete floor: the affiliate GMV that currently loses its click-id and lands as "direct", which Bridgr documents first-party and recovers — and what you keep after Bridgr's share. No base fee. We only earn on what we document together.
Total monthly GMV flowing through your network — all merchants combined.
The combined share of GMV your network takes — typically 2–3%.
Share of true affiliate-driven sales that lose their click-id to Safari ITP, ad-blockers and cookie loss. A pilot measures the real number for you.
How your merchants will be deployed. Drag a slider — the others rebalance to 100%. Bridgr's share is lower on better capture methods.
Documented recovery you keep — per year, after Bridgr
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Affiliate GMV documented and recovered
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Per year, across all merchants
Override on recovered GMV
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Before Bridgr's share
Bridgr's share
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Only on what we document together
These figures are the measurable floor, based on your inputs. Recovery is only the part of the value that's easy to count. Fewer disputes, lower support load, and decisions made on evidence are worth more and harder to put in a box. Actual attribution loss varies by browser mix, window length, and merchant posture — a pilot measures the real number on your own merchants, and Bridgr's share is calculated only on what we document and recover together.
Each item below is an outcome you can measure. Independent attribution is the foundation; everything else — including recovery — follows from it.
Advertiser, affiliate and network stop arguing over whose tracking is right. Bridgr documents the journey first-party, server-side, across the full window — a neutral account that survives Safari and blockers, and that all sides can audit.
Every step of the customer journey is logged immutably with timestamps and consent state. "Who got last-click?" stops being a week of email and becomes a query. Support load drops; trust goes up.
Bridgr feeds the system you already run. No rip-and-replace, no retraining, no integration fees. Advertisers install it themselves in minutes — no developer, no quarterly project. Live in days.
Numbers both sides can verify reduce churn at both ends. Trust in the data is the cheapest retention lever you have.
When the journey is documented instead of lost, sales that used to land as "direct" are correctly attributed. More accurate credit is the by-product of a better record — not the pitch.
Trustworthy, first-party attribution shows the real role each channel played in the journey — so budget decisions rest on evidence, not on whichever pixel fired last.
Live in minutes with one snippet or a plugin. No GTM project, no engineering ticket.
Consent-grade out of the box, with the consent state recorded alongside every touch. Not a separate workstream.
An auditable record means fewer arguments with the network and less second-guessing of the numbers. Health monitoring catches problems before they become tickets.
The network only buys if its advertisers welcome it. They will — because it answers their questions, not just yours.
The quiet retention lever. Affiliates who can trust that their work is documented — and attributed fairly — stay.
Server-side capture records what they actually drove, so credit rests on evidence instead of a cookie that may or may not have survived.
A documented journey is the foundation for attribution beyond last-click. Nothing to install — their links don't change.
They drop in one snippet or install a plugin. No developer, minutes to live.
We record the click, the touchpoints and the conversion at the source, with consent state, and only fire when consent allows.
The conversion lands in your existing network platform as a clean postback, backed by an auditable record. You change nothing on your side.
Two server-side phases. Same flow, no matter what platform the advertiser uses.
Bridgr sits between the systems you already have. It does not replace them.
Pick a few advertisers. We instrument them. After four weeks you see the documented customer journeys, the disputes that became lookups, and the conversions correctly attributed — in your data. If the evidence doesn't hold up, you owe nothing.
The evidence layer is what you're adopting; recovery is how it pays for itself. Bridgr takes a share of the attribution it documents and recovers — no base fee, no per-advertiser subscription, no minimum commitment. If we document nothing recoverable, you owe nothing.
Larger networks: let's talk. The pilot is free, measures the real attribution on your own merchants, and runs before any commercial commitment.
Four weeks. Your advertisers. Your numbers. No commitment.