Self-hosted traffic trackers have a straightforward cost argument: no monthly fees, no volume caps, no third-party data storage rules. KuzTDS is a free, open-source traffic distribution system built to run on your own infrastructure.
What it is and how it is built
KuzTDS is written in Go, which keeps memory consumption low and sustains performance under real-time click loads. The project is released under the MIT licence, meaning it can be used, modified and deployed without restriction, including in commercial setups.
What it does
A web admin panel covers the main configuration: traffic flows for distributing clicks across offers or landing pages, routing rules, redirect chains and campaign statistics. Geo-targeting and bot filtering are built in — bot filtering drops non-target clicks before they reach an offer, geo-targeting routes traffic by geography.
For teams already running their own servers, KuzTDS adds a tracking layer with no additional vendor dependencies. The web interface handles core settings through a browser, so manual config editing is not required for basic use. Campaign statistics, traffic patterns and link combinations stay on your own infrastructure rather than a SaaS provider's servers. The only ongoing cost is the server itself.
