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As of September 30, 2026, the legacy belboon platform has been completely deactivated. Campaigns, Tracking, and Reporting are now managed via Daisycon.

Key Takeaways
The final curtain has fallen on one of Germany's long-standing Affiliate networks as the belboon platform was completely shut down on September 30, 2026. This was confirmed by belboon in an official announcement. The previously announced deadline has passed; the login for operational business now redirects to the Daisycon platform.
For Publishers and Advertisers, this marks the end of the technical operations of a veteran player in the German market. Programs had been gradually transferred to Daisycon over the preceding months. As early as April 2026, both companies stated that all new campaigns would start on the Daisycon platform.
According to belboon, access to the legacy platform, including automated reporting exports, has ended. Users were advised to download historical statistics, invoices, and other documents before the deadline. The legacy reporting and export interface had already been deactivated on August 31, 2026.
The belboon.com website remains accessible and points to the new Daisycon login. This means: The brand is still visible online, but the independent technical platform is no longer in operation. For campaign management, Tracking, and Reporting, Daisycon is now the authoritative system.
belboon emerged in early 2006 within the YOC AG environment. Following the acquisition of the network adbutler, which had existed since 2002, both offerings were merged under the belboon brand in 2009. In 2014, ARCUS Capital acquired the company from YOC.
In April 2025, belboon GmbH entered preliminary insolvency proceedings. Following the opening of the proceedings, an investor solution was reached at the end of May 2025: the operational business was sold to Affiliprint Deutschland GmbH. Affiliprint is part of the Linehub Group, which also includes Daisycon. On June 2, 2025, belboon and Linehub publicly announced the merger.
The subsequent migration spanned several months. By spring 2026, new campaigns were already being launched on Daisycon, followed by the final shutdown of the legacy system at the end of September.
For active partners, the most significant changes center on the platform itself:
The statements regarding points of contact and technical advantages originate from belboon and Daisycon themselves. Independent information on whether all programs and historical data were transferred without restrictions is not available in the sources analyzed.
The direction is clear: within Linehub, Daisycon is taking over the technical platform and ongoing network operations. belboon may continue to appear as a brand and a designation for regional expertise, but it no longer possesses its own operational system.
Whether the name belboon will be retained as an independent label in the long term has not been definitively stated by the companies. For Publishers and Advertisers, the brand question is therefore less critical than the practical transition: campaigns, Tracking, reports, and support processes now run through Daisycon.
With the shutdown on September 30, 2026, the independent belboon platform is history. Following insolvency, the acquisition by Affiliprint/Linehub, and a multi-month migration, operational business now rests with Daisycon. Former belboon users should verify their campaigns and data sets in the new system and contact support regarding any missing legacy documents. This consolidation reflects the ongoing trend of platform harmonization within large European marketing groups.
Sources: belboon: final shutdown, Daisycon: Launch of new campaigns on Daisycon, belboon: Merger under Linehub, Linehub: belboon and Daisycon, Presseportal: Merger of adbutler and belboon 2009, Unternehmeredition: Investor solution 2025
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This article was created with AI assistance and editorially reviewed.