We build custom infrastructure for advertisers, publishers, affiliate networks and performance marketing teams when out of the box isn’t enough.
What LEGACY solves
Many well-known eCommerce platforms can generate significant revenue but don’t support S2S conversion tracking or pixel firing. They usually provide an API or offline reports instead.
We use that data to build a middleware layer that processes the conversions, matches them to the original clicks, and fires the required pixels or postbacks to the traffic source.
Campaign teams shouldn’t have to wait for engineering to launch or test a new landing page.
Our landing page builder lets your team create, customize, and launch pages themselves, with tracking and integrations already built into the templates.
Payout logic, tiers, hierarchies and reporting are shaped by a vendor that does not know the vertical.
Custom affiliate software modelled on how the business already runs, rather than on how a vendor assumed it would.
Spend sits in one place, conversions in another, payouts in a third, and the picture is a day old by the time it exists.
Internal dashboards pull from each source on a schedule and put the whole operation on one screen.
Paid traffic gets bought a second time to reach the same person.
A PWA that installs from the landing page and a web push platform that owns the subscriber list, so reaching the same person again does not mean buying the click again.
Publishing, offer placement and tracking are three separate manual jobs.
An affiliate content platform where publishing, offer placement and tracking are one system, so a new article ships with its links, its click_ids and its reporting already attached.
If the setup above is roughly the situation, describe it and LEGACY will say whether it is a fit.
How LEGACY works
Where this comes from
More than a decade of hands-on experience inside affiliate and AdTech companies sits behind LEGACY. We’re not just developers. We’re engineers who have spent years solving real technical problems across tracking, attribution, integrations, data and infrastructure.
That experience is what allows us to understand both the technology and the business behind it.
The first reply is technical and comes from an engineer, not a sales team. It says whether the thing is buildable, roughly what it involves, and whether LEGACY is the right place for it.
No deck, no discovery framework, no follow up sequence.