NATS

All right, it’s time to talk to the big boys. This software package is the must-have solution for all the serious webmasters. Yep, kiddie time is over and the baby webmasters have gone to bed. Let’s put on our big boy pants and talk about managing multiple affiliate network offers at once. And when I say multiple, I mean hundreds or even thousands of them. For every website, more than a dozen campaigns. For every campaign, tons of creatives. And boy, when you have dozens of websites… the responsibilities pile the fuck on.

You can’t micro-manage hundreds of affiliate setups one by one, manually. Most affiliate network offers come with some sort of dashboard to help you track your progress. Some of them are neat. But, who the fuck has the time to go through every single dashboard, over and over again, hundreds of times a day? No-one, that’s who. It’s dumb. You could hire a hundred freelancers to do the job for you. That’s one idea. But, you’d go broke. What’s the point of a porn empire if you give away all of your gold? Nah, fam. You get your hands on this amazing piece of software called NATS.

It was developed by a team known as Too Much Media and these guys, well, they really know their stuff. This piece of software solves all of your affiliate marketing tracking problems at once. It’s kind of like Google Analytics, but better, because it’s built for affiliate marketers by affiliate marketers. You can tell they really had you in mind when they made it. It’s simplified, but extensive. It covers every need you’ll ever have. And, to top it all off, you get a free demo that you can play with as much as you’d like, before you spend a single cent.

Web Based Software

NATS runs entirely in your browser. You don’t have to download any software or install it on your computer. You know what this means – you can run it on any browser-capable device. You might have some scaling issues if you try using NATS on a smart fridge, but it’ll work on literally any computer that’s capable of streaming porn, so you should be all set. If you can jack off, you can use NATS.

It’s also really lightweight. It only loads what you need to use, so there’s never any concern over lag or slow performance. It’s faster than your average social media site. They really knew what they were doing when they designed it. I’ll talk about the aesthetics later; let’s cover the functionality first. You get a ton of menus that lead to so many tools that you won’t even know how to use at first. Don’t be intimidated. It’s important shit. Unlike Google Analytics, NATS isn’t stuffed full of useless menus that constantly get reworked into uglier versions of their previous self. These are actually useful menus that you will be needing when the affiliate marketing networks just keep piling on.

Remote, Personal, Secure

One of the features I absolutely adore about NATS is that it’s not actually hosted by the boys and girls at Too Much Media. This is software that you host yourself, on your own server. Too Much Media could get yeeted into the sun and you still wouldn’t experience any downtime. The actual server can be anywhere. It really doesn’t matter. All it really does is crunch numbers. You can get away with running a minimal offshore VPS. Hell, you can bog the damn thing down with security features and you still won’t experience any problems.

Then, any of your employees can just log in with their own credentials and access the appropriate features. That’s another thing I really like about NATS. It’s clearly built for teams. This software package is the optimal one-stop platform for all of your tracking, analytics and optimization needs.

Did I mention that you get an infinite number of credentials for as many users as you’d like? That’s right. All the other similar software packages charge you per user and limit you. They’ll give you a free version that only you can use, but other people aren’t allowed to log in and help you out. Well, NATS doesn’t do that shit. You can have as many employees as you want. They will never intrude on your business.

Multiple Payment Tiers

This is a bit of an interesting system. Technically, there are six tiers, but you should always just buy the cheapest one first. The basic tier costs $750 for an initial setup and $200 for every month of use. You only pay the setup fee once. This payment covers a team of professionals connecting to your server and setting up your subscription and your software, so you don’t have to do any actual IT work. I like the service; I don’t like the fee. Almost a thousand dollars to install a piece of software? That sounds like a rip-off. I guess it’s just the price of doing business. It is a one-time fee, but it still hurts my pride. I don’t want to pay this fee. But, I guess I have to. It’s not optional.

The monthly lease fee is fine, though. $200 is not a lot of money for such an amazing piece of software. But, if you’re too successful, you actually end up paying more. You see, you get bumped up a payment tier every single time you hit an earning milestone, measured in joins. Joins are defined as new regular or third-party memberships. Basically, they’re counting every sale that you make. So, when you hit 300 sales per month, you automatically get upgraded to the $450 tier. There, you get up to 750 joins and so on until you hit the $2750 tier with unlimited joins. It’s a unique system, for sure, but I’d like to issue you a warning.

Calculate your profits before you sign up for a NATS membership. More specifically, make sure that 300 joins per month covers your $200 monthly lease fee and then some. If you’re barely scraping by, it’s not worth it. So, either dump the shitty affiliate marketing offers, or wait a while before you jump onto NATS.

Hosted Offer

There’s one other set of tiers, just like the first set, but with padded pricing, in case you want Too Much Media to host the server for you. Personally, I wouldn’t go that route, because it’s fucking pointless and kind of overpriced. But, if you want to defer to their security and their expertise, it couldn’t hurt. I’m sure they’re less likely to get hacked than you are, so you might as well roll with it if you want the quick, easy solution. These packages all come with unlimited software upgrades and all kinds of support. You’re going to need the help and so will any of your employees. This is an extensive software that comes with too many bells and whistles for you to just… guess around. You have to be professional about it.

Extremely Professional Design

There are so many proper expert features and security optimizations around this software, From IP address restrictions, to all sensitive data being encrypted. Then, there’s also the ability to order custom automatic e-mail notifications of any kind. You can send automated triggers to your employees and to yourself in case something crucial happens. You could avoid NATS and just work on your other responsibilities until something important happens. It’s such a great design.

There are also a ton of analytical options that help you pump out reports and run checks on your campaigns with statistical analyses. If one of your campaigns is underperforming, you can straight up invite one of your affiliates into the software, with limited visibility, so they only see their campaign under your network in order to provide insight and cooperation. I have never seen a better-planned affiliate marketing solution in my life.

I literally can’t even go through all the features if I wanted to, because there are more than a hundred of them and they’re all listed on the site. Check out the NATS feature page on the official site and go through all of these yourself. I’m sure you’ll find at least a dozen that you didn’t even know you needed. It’s so easy to fall in love with NATS. Once you get used to it, it’s damn near impossible to walk away. Keep this in mind before you decide to migrate.