Comparison

ClickLookup vs ClickMagick

ClickMagick is a long-established tracking suite for affiliates and media buyers. ClickLookup covers the click: quality scoring, filtering, rotation and conversions, with a REST API and a free trial.

Written by us, so read it that way. We describe what ClickMagick is built for rather than ticking boxes on their behalf — their product moves and ours cannot know when it did. Everything claimed about ClickLookup is something you can try on the free trial. Last reviewed September 2026; check ClickMagick's own site for their current detail.

What ClickMagick is built for

ClickMagick has been serving affiliates and solo ad buyers for years, and its suite reaches beyond the click into funnel and attribution tooling. If you already run your business inside it, that breadth is the reason.

Pick ClickMagick when

  • You want one suite covering more of the funnel than tracking links alone.
  • You are already set up there and the cost of moving outweighs what you would gain.

Pick ClickLookup when

  • You want the quality score and every filter that produced it visible on the click, not summarised after the fact.
  • You want the whole product available over a REST API, documented endpoint by endpoint.
  • You would rather pay for a click allowance than for seats and add-ons.
  • You want to try it on real traffic first — the trial needs no card.

Both are aimed at the same buyer. ClickMagick is the broader suite; ClickLookup is narrower on purpose — the click, scored honestly, with an API around it and a price that follows volume rather than features.

What you get with ClickLookup

  • An IP quality score on every click, before the redirect
  • Filters for spiders, server-side requests, datacenter ranges, proxies, click velocity and browsers that never run JavaScript
  • Rules that route or block a visit on country, device, score and more
  • Rotators with weights, caps and schedules
  • Custom tracking domains, plus a subdomain of ours to start with
  • Conversions through postbacks and pixels, with revenue
  • Webhooks, CSV export and a full REST API
  • Workspaces with owner, editor and viewer seats
  • Read-only share links for a client or a traffic source

Not sure what the score means? Try it on one address for free — no account needed.

Questions

Can I run both at once?

Yes, and for a week or two it is the sensible way to decide. Point a slice of traffic at a ClickLookup link and compare what each one says about the same campaign.

Do you filter bot traffic?

Yes — spiders, server-side requests, datacenter ranges, likely proxies, click velocity, and browsers that never run JavaScript or accept a cookie. Each one can route, block or simply be recorded, per link.

Try it on your own traffic

The only comparison that settles it is the one you run yourself. Free trial, no card.

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