Most comparison pages line up the cheapest plan from each tracker and call it a price comparison. That is worthless. One vendor's cheapest plan covers 10,000 clicks and another's covers a million — putting those two numbers side by side tells you nothing except which company sells smaller plans.
So we did it the other way round. Pick a monthly volume, then find the cheapest plan at each vendor that actually covers it. Three volumes, ten trackers, every figure taken from their own published pricing pages in September 2026.
The answer changes completely depending on which row you are in. Including for us.
What it costs at your volume
| Tracker | 10,000 a month | 100,000 a month | 1,000,000 a month |
|---|---|---|---|
 ClickLookup | $12 | $39 | $99 |
 Voluum | $119 | $119 | $119 |
 RedTrack | $79 | $79 | $79 |
 Binom | $149 | $149 | $149 |
 ThriveTracker | $39 | $39 | $99 |
 AdsBridge | $29 | $29 | not published |
 BeMob | Free | Free | $49 |
 Peerclick | Free | Free | $99 |
 Qliker | $45 | $95 | $195 |
 ClickMagick | $79 | $199 | $349 |
Read the rows, not the columns. Flat-rate tools — Voluum, RedTrack, Binom — charge the same whether you send a thousand clicks or a million, which is terrible value small and excellent value large. Laddered tools — ours, Qliker, ClickMagick — are the opposite.
Two warnings before you use that table.
Most of these bill events, not clicks. A click is an event; so is a conversion, a postback, and on some tools a landing page view. RedTrack's 2M events is not 2M visitors — on a converting campaign it might be 900,000. Only ClickLookup, Qliker and ThriveTracker quote you in clicks, so only those three numbers mean exactly what they say.
And free is not free if the data leaves. BeMob's free plan keeps one month of history. Run a campaign in March, try to compare it in May, and there is nothing to compare.
So who should buy what
- Up to 10,000 clicks a month: ClickLookup at $12 is the cheapest paid plan here, or BeMob's free tier if you can live with 30 days of history.
- 10,000 to 100,000: AdsBridge at $29 is cheapest, with ClickLookup and ThriveTracker level at $39. Six or ten dollars is not the deciding factor at this size; what the tool tells you about the clicks is.
- A million: BeMob at $49 and RedTrack at $79 win on price. ClickLookup, ThriveTracker and Peerclick are all $99, which still undercuts Voluum, Binom, Qliker and ClickMagick at that volume.
- Above a million and a half: not us — our Scale plan stops at a million. RedTrack at $79 flat, or Binom's licence with no ceiling.
That is the honest shape of it. What follows is what each one is actually like to use, and where each one costs you something that is not on the pricing page.
1. ClickLookup
The reason to pick it is not the price at volume — see above. It is that every single click gets a quality score, and the score is kept.
| Plan | Clicks / month | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 10,000 | $12 |
| Growth | 100,000 | $39 |
| Scale | 1,000,000 | $99 |
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
The score is worked out in the milliseconds before the redirect: the network the address belongs to, whether it has been seen before, whether the browser's story holds together, the country against the one you bought, how fast the visit followed the last one. Then it is written down with the click and never thrown away.
Third row: a datacentre visit through a headless browser, flagged bot and filtered, scored 24. Still in the log, still timestamped. That is the difference between telling a traffic seller "I think it was fake" and sending them a file.
Every plan carries unlimited links and rotators, bot, proxy and datacentre filtering, custom tracking domains and CSV export of the raw rows. Growth adds rotator caps, weights and schedules, plus conversion tracking with postbacks and webhooks. Scale adds the full API and bulk import.
Where it costs you. There is no permanently free plan: the trial is 14 days on 500 clicks a month, no card, and then it ends. Three plans means coarse steps: at 15,000 clicks Starter is too small and you jump to Growth at $39, paying for headroom you are not using. Scale stops at a million, so above that we have nothing to sell you. And we are the newest tool here, which is fair to hold against us.
2. Voluum
The most complete cloud tracker on this page, priced like it.
| Events / month | Price |
|---|---|
| 1M | $119 |
| 5M | $299 |
| 10M | $539 |
| 25M | $799 |
| 60M | $1,599 |
Where it costs you. $119 is the floor whether you use it or not, and that plan caps you at 20 active campaigns and six months of retention — your first year of history starts deleting itself. One extra user included; more are chargeable. Above the table it goes to $3,999 and $7,999.
3. RedTrack
The flat $79 is the best value on this page once you are past a few hundred thousand events.
| Events / month | Price |
|---|---|
| 2M | $79 |
| 5M | $169 |
| 20M | $399 |
| 75M | $999 |
Where it costs you. The $79 plan is one user, and so is the $169 one — five seats means $399. Overage is $0.04 per 1,000 events, so a campaign that runs away costs more than the subscription. And at 10,000 clicks a month you are paying $79 for a plan sized at two million.
4. Binom
Flat licence, no click ceiling, unlimited users, unlimited domains, and the data never leaves your machine.
| Licence | Price |
|---|---|
| Self-hosted, monthly | $149 |
| Self-hosted, annual | $104/mo |
| Binom Cloud | $299 |
Where it costs you. You are running a server: hosting, updates, backups and the 3am outage are yours on top of the $149. There is nothing to try in a browser — you provision infrastructure first. The managed cloud at $299 is the most expensive plan here.
5. ThriveTracker
Quotes in clicks, and at $99 for a million it is the cheapest click-quoted million on this page.
| Clicks / month | Price |
|---|---|
| 100,000 | $39 |
| 1M | $99 |
| 5M | $275 |
| 30M | $899 |
Where it costs you. The $39 plan gives you one custom domain, which is the first thing anyone outgrows, and there is nothing between $39 and $99.
6. AdsBridge
The cheapest real plan at 100,000 visits, with a landing page builder attached and a trial that includes 50,000 visits.
| Visits / month | Price |
|---|---|
| 100,000 | $29 |
| — | $89 |
| — | $379 |
| ~19M | ~$499 |
| ~31M | ~$799 |
Where it costs you. Overage is $0.07 per 1,000 visits, the dearest here and nearly double RedTrack's. And note the dashes in that table: the middle tiers' volumes are not clearly published, which is its own kind of answer.
7. BeMob
Free for 100,000 events, and $49 for a million — the cheapest million on this page.
| Events / month | Price | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| 100,000 | Free | 1 month |
| 1M | $49 | 1 month |
| 10M | $249 | 3 months |
| 30M | $499 | 6 months |
Where it costs you. The third column. On the free and $49 plans your history lives on a rolling 30-day window, so quarter-on-quarter analysis is impossible unless you export constantly. The free plan cannot pay overage either — it stops counting.
8. Peerclick
Free for 100,000 events, a fast redirect, and $99 for three million.
| Events / month | Price |
|---|---|
| 100,000 | Free |
| 3M | $99 |
| 10M | $249 |
| 30M | $649 |
Where it costs you. The gap: free, then straight to $99. Nothing in between for the account doing 300,000 events that does not need three million.
9. Qliker
Prices in clicks, and the ladder is short enough to read at a glance.
| Clicks / month | Price |
|---|---|
| 15,000 | $45 |
| 150,000 | $95 |
| 1,500,000 | $195 |
Where it costs you. No free tier — fourteen days, then a card. At the bottom you pay $45 for 15,000 clicks, which is $3 per thousand, and $10 buys 10,000 here. But at 150,000 and above it is cheaper than we are, and at 1.5 million it is half our price — we wrote that out in full in our Qliker comparison.
If you are on it and moving, that screen takes an API key and about ten minutes.
10. ClickMagick
Polished and well-documented, built for solo marketers rather than media buyers.
| Visitors / month | Price |
|---|---|
| 10,000 | $79 |
| 100,000 | $199 |
| 1M | $349 |
Where it costs you. $79 for 10,000 visitors is $7.90 per thousand — the most expensive entry here per unit, and eight times ours. The $79 plan covers one website or store; $199 caps you at five ad accounts per platform.
How to actually choose
- 1Price your real volume, not the entry plan. Take last month's click count, find it in the table at the top, and read across. The tool that is cheapest at 10,000 is often the dearest at a million — that is true of us, and we would rather you saw it here than on your second invoice.
- 2Check what the number counts. Clicks, visits, visitors and events are four different units and only one of them is what you buy.
- 3Run one live link through two of them for a fortnight, then try to export from both. A tool that makes export hard while you are a prospect will not get easier when you leave.
Frequently asked
Which click tracker is cheapest? It depends entirely on volume. At 10,000 a month: BeMob and Peerclick free, then ClickLookup at $12. At a million: BeMob at $49, then RedTrack at $79, then ClickLookup, ThriveTracker and Peerclick level at $99.
Clicks or events — does it matter? It is the most under-read line on any pricing page. A conversion, a postback and sometimes a page view each spend allowance, so a "2M events" plan can be a 900,000-visitor plan on a campaign that converts well.
What is the best free click tracker? BeMob and Peerclick, at 100,000 events a month each — with one month of history on BeMob's free plan, which is the part people find out later. ClickLookup has no free plan: it gives you 14 days on 500 clicks a month with no card, and then it stops.
Is a link shortener like Bitly enough? Only if you never need to know who clicked. Bitly counts clicks well; it does not score them, filter them, rotate destinations or attribute conversions, and its cheaper plans cap you at a few hundred links a month with 30 days of analytics.
How current are these prices? Taken from each vendor's own pricing page in September 2026. They move — check before you sign, and tell us if you find one that has changed.