Three trackers, three pricing pages, and three different units — clicks, visitors and clicks again. Line up the cheapest plan from each and you learn nothing, because one of those plans covers 10,000 of something and another covers a million.
So here it is the useful way round: pick a monthly volume, find the cheapest plan at each tracker that actually covers it, and read across. Every figure is from their own published page in September 2026.
The table, at four volumes
| Volume a month |  ClickLookup |  Qliker |  ClickMagick |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 | $12 · Starter | $45 | $79 |
| 15,000 | $39 · Growth | $45 | $199 |
| 50,000 | $39 · Growth | $95 | $199 |
| 100,000 | $39 · Growth | $95 | $199 |
| 1,000,000 | $99 · Scale | $195 | $349 |
The same numbers per thousand, which is the figure worth carrying around:
| Volume a month | ClickLookup | Qliker | ClickMagick |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 | $1.20 | $4.50 | $7.90 |
| 15,000 | $2.60 | $3.00 | $13.27 |
| 100,000 | $0.39 | $0.95 | $1.99 |
| 1,000,000 | $0.10 | $0.20 | $0.35 |
We are the cheapest of the three at every volume in that table, and the gap widens as you go up: at a million clicks we are $99 against Qliker's $195 and ClickMagick's $349.
One row deserves an asterisk. At 15,000 clicks our Starter plan is too small, so you are on Growth at $39 against Qliker's $45 — six dollars, not a landslide. Read the per-thousand table above and you can see why: a plan with headroom you are not using is not a bargain, whoever sells it.
Widen the field past these three and the picture changes again: BeMob is $49 for a million events and RedTrack is $79 flat. The ten-tracker comparison has that table.
The unit trap, and it matters here
The three numbers above are not quite the same thing, and this is the one place a comparison article usually cheats.
- ClickLookup and Qliker count clicks. Every visit through the link spends one.
- ClickMagick counts tracked visitors. A person who clicks your link three times in a month is one visitor, not three.
So on traffic with a lot of repeat visits, ClickMagick's 10,000 goes further than a 10,000-click plan does. On cold paid traffic — where almost every visit is a new address — the two are close to the same thing. Price the tier you are actually on against your own repeat rate rather than assuming the headline numbers line up.
What each one is actually for
ClickMagick is the broadest of the three: a tracking suite aimed at solo marketers and list builders, with funnel and ecom features either side of the click. Its Starter plan covers one website or store, and Standard caps you at five ad accounts per platform. You are buying a suite, and paying suite prices — $79 to see 10,000 visitors is the most expensive entry of any tracker we have priced.
Qliker is a focused click tracker with a short, readable plan ladder: $45, $95, $195, each with a 14-day trial and no permanently free plan. Its Large plan goes to 1,500,000 clicks, which is higher than ours reaches — our Scale plan stops at a million. Above that ceiling this page has no answer for you and Qliker does.
ClickLookup is a focused click tracker too — three plans, Starter $12, Growth $39, Scale $99, each with a 14-day free trial — built around one idea the other two do not sell: a quality score on every click, kept on the record.
The part that is not about price
Every click through a ClickLookup link is scored 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. The score is written down with the click, and the click is never deleted.
Third row: a datacentre visit through a headless browser, flagged bot and filtered, scored 24. A tracker that only tells you "blocked" gives you something to argue about. A number with a timestamp and a network next to it gives you something to send to whoever sold you the traffic.
Then the unglamorous half. CSV export of the raw rows and the click log are on every plan. Postbacks and webhooks arrive on Growth, and the full REST API and bulk import on Scale.
Trials
| Free plan | Trial | |
|---|---|---|
| ClickLookup | none | 14 days, 500 clicks, no card |
| Qliker | none | 14 days, 30-day money back |
| ClickMagick | none | 14 days |
Nobody here gives you a permanently free plan, and all three give you a fortnight. Ours asks for no card to start it. If a free tier is what you are after, BeMob and Peerclick each hand out 100,000 events a month — with one month of history on BeMob's free plan, which is the part people find out later.
Two weeks is enough for the only test that matters: point one live link at it, let a few thousand real clicks through, and see whether the log tells you anything you did not already know.
If you are moving from Qliker
Paste an API key into Tools → Import and it reads the whole account before writing anything, so a wrong key fails cleanly rather than leaving you half moved.
Links (archived ones too), rotators and their URLs with the rotation mode kept, groups, custom domains, and the filters translated — B, F and N become block, flag and off. Click history does not come across, because Qliker's API does not expose it; export what you need as CSV before you cancel.
You will also recognise the screen you land on.
TCL, UCL, GUR, QIQ, FCL, BCL, CPC, EPC, ROI — same abbreviations, same columns. Nobody has to relearn a job they already know.
So which one
- Up to a million clicks a month — ClickLookup. $12 to start, $99 at the top of that range, against $195 and $349 for the same volume.
- Above 1,500,000 — not us: our Scale plan stops at a million. Qliker's Large goes to 1.5M for $195, and past that look at RedTrack's flat $79 or Binom's licence.
- You want a suite, not a tracker — ClickMagick, if the funnel and ecom features either side of the click are what you are actually buying.
- You want evidence per click — ClickLookup, at any volume: the score, the raw rows and the API.
Frequently asked
Which is cheapest overall? Of these three, ClickLookup at every volume up to a million — $12, $39 and $99 against Qliker's $45, $95 and $195. Above 1.5 million we do not sell a plan and Qliker does.
Is ClickMagick worth $79 to start? That buys 10,000 tracked visitors and one website. If you are running a single funnel and want the suite around it, it is a different purchase from a click tracker. If you only need clicks tracked and scored, it is about six times our Starter plan for the same volume.
Does Qliker have a free plan? No — 14 days, then a card, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Can I try all three? Yes — fourteen days each, on any plan. Qliker adds a 30-day money-back guarantee on top.
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.