ClickMagick Pricing - Starter vs Standard vs Pro Explained (2026)

ClickMagick Pricing at a Glance

ClickMagick costs $79 a month for Starter, $199 a month for Standard and $349 a month for Pro. Pay annually and those drop to $66, $166 and $291 a month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and new customers get a 30-day money-back guarantee.

The plans share the same core tracking. What changes is how many visitors you can track, how many people and ad accounts you can add, how long data is kept, and how much one-on-one help you get.

Our short answer: start on Starter if you have one site and modest traffic, and go straight to Standard if you already send more than 10,000 visitors a month or need teammates.

Monthly vs Annual Billing

Annual billing saves the same proportion on every plan: you pay for ten months and get twelve. That's a saving of roughly 17%.

When does annual make sense? Once you've finished the trial and confirmed your tracking works. Paying monthly for your first month or two keeps things flexible while you see how much traffic you really send. After that, annual is the easiest saving available.

Starter Plan: $79 a Month

Starter gives you 10,000 tracked visitors a month for one website or store, one user and one ad account per platform. Data is kept for six months, and AI insights cover up to 10 active ads.

That's enough for a solo affiliate, a creator tracking links from email and social, or a small business running a single ad account. ClickMagick itself positions Starter for marketers who don't run much paid traffic yet.

The limit to watch is visitors. If you buy a 5,000-click solo ad and send email traffic on top, you can reach 10,000 faster than you'd expect. Track your first two weeks in the trial and you'll know.

Standard Plan: $199 a Month

Standard is ten times the traffic allowance at 100,000 visitors, plus two extra team members and up to five ad accounts per platform. Data is kept for a year, and AI insights cover 25 active ads.

It also unlocks the features serious advertisers care about: advanced attribution models, phone and offline sales tracking, a one-on-one onboarding call and ClickMagick's upgraded support tier, which it calls Fanatical Support. If you sell high-ticket products over the phone, Standard is the realistic starting point, because offline sales tracking isn't on Starter.

Standard is also where you can add extra sites or stores at $40 a month or $400 a year each.

Pro Plan: $349 a Month

Pro raises the traffic allowance to 1,000,000 tracked visitors and removes the caps on team members and ad accounts. AI insights cover 50 active ads.

It's built for agencies, larger teams and media buyers who run lots of ad accounts. If you track more than a million visitors a month, ClickMagick's pricing page invites you to get in touch rather than listing a bigger plan.

Cost per 1,000 Tracked Visitors

Looking at price per visitor makes the plan jumps easier to judge. These figures divide each plan's monthly price by its full allowance, so they assume you use the whole quota.

What does this tell you? Starter is the cheapest way in, but the most expensive per visitor. Once you regularly track more than about 25,000 visitors a month, the arithmetic leans hard toward Standard, and you'd have outgrown Starter anyway.

What Every Plan Includes

It's easy to read a pricing table and assume Starter is a stripped-down product. It isn't. The core tracking is the same on every tier, so a solo affiliate on Starter gets the same click and conversion engine as an agency on Pro.

• TrueTracking: first-party click, conversion and cross-device tracking. See our TrueTracking explainer.
• Bot filtering and Click Shield: cleaner reports and a way to keep rule-breaking visitors away from your ads.
• Conversion syncing: real conversions sent back to Meta, Google, TikTok and other connected platforms.
• Ad cost sync and real-time reports: spend, revenue and return in one view.
• Smart Links and split testing: tracked links for email, social and solo ads, plus A/B traffic splits.
• Daily insights email: a morning summary of what changed in your campaigns.

Why does this matter for pricing? It means you're not forced into a pricier plan to get the feature that matters most to you, with two exceptions. Advanced attribution models and phone or offline sales tracking start on Standard.

When Upgrading Is Worth It, and When It Isn't

Upgrading is worth it when one of your limits is actually blocking you. The clearest signals are hitting your visitor cap most months, needing a teammate to log in, managing more than one ad account on the same platform, or closing sales by phone.

It isn't worth it just to get bigger numbers on paper. If your traffic sits at 7,000 visitors a month and you work alone, Standard's extra capacity sits unused. Spend the difference on traffic instead, and revisit the decision when your reports show you're close to the cap.

One more thing to factor in is data retention. If you run seasonal promotions and want to compare this November with last November, Starter's six months of data won't stretch that far. That alone can justify Standard for a store with strong seasonality.

Add-Ons and Costs to Plan For

• Extra websites or stores: $40 a month or $400 a year each on Standard and Pro. Starter covers one site only.
• Data retention: Starter keeps six months of data and Standard keeps a year. If you compare seasons year over year, that matters.
• Going over your visitor limit: ClickMagick's knowledge base says it emails a warning as you approach the limit and automatically upgrades you if you go over. You stay on the higher plan until you downgrade manually, so check your Billing page after a big spike.

Agencies feel the extra-site cost most. Five client sites on Standard adds $160 a month in site fees on top of the plan. Our agency guide runs through that math.

Which Plan Fits Your Workload

These scenarios use assumed traffic levels to show how we'd choose. Your own numbers during the trial are what count.

Free Trial, Guarantee and Cancelling

All three plans start with a 14-day free trial. The signup form asks only for your name, email and password, so you can install the tracking code and see real data before paying.

New customers also get a no-questions-asked 30-day money-back guarantee, and ClickMagick's refund policy says it covers people who forget to cancel the trial. It refunds charges from the past 30 days only. ClickMagick says you can upgrade, downgrade or cancel from your account at any time. Our trial guide and cancellation guide have the details.

Is There a ClickMagick Discount?

For most buyers, the discount ClickMagick publishes is annual billing, which works out to about two months free. Approved agencies can also get a 35% agency discount on client accounts. ClickMagick doesn't publish public coupon codes, so be wary of sites promising one. Our ClickMagick discount page explains where real savings come from.

How ClickMagick Pricing Compares

ClickMagick sits in the middle of the market. Free tools like Google Analytics cost nothing but don't do ad attribution or bot filtering well. High-end attribution platforms like Hyros are typically sold through custom quotes and aimed at large ad budgets.

ClickMagick also says its fees won't scale with your contact count or ad spend, which is a real advantage as you grow. If you're weighing it against specific tools, start with our ClickMagick vs Hyros comparison or the wider alternatives roundup.