Trackers
Peer Click
The pricing page says the Starter plan includes up to 1 million events. PeerClick describes itself as a cloud-based ad tracker that connects campaign elements and collects visitor and conversion data. The homepage advertises 10,000 free tracked events; the pricing page offers a free trial for the Starter plan.
For media buyers comparing hosted tracking with self-hosting, the event allowance and billing terms warrant close attention.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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Cloud tracking and event allowance
The vendor’s homepage and pricing page describe the audience, trial, allowance, and event definition, checked 2026-10-30.
- Intended audience: affiliate marketers, media buyers, iGaming operators, and digital agencies, according to the homepage (checked 2026-10-30).
- Trial: the homepage advertises 10,000 free tracked events without a credit card, according to the homepage (checked 2026-10-30).
- Starter allowance: up to 1 million events, according to the pricing page (checked 2026-10-30).
- Event definition: visits, clicks, and conversions each count as events, according to the pricing page (checked 2026-10-30).
Plan terms and recurring charges
PeerClick lists Starter, Basic+, Advanced, Exclusive, and Enterprise plans on its pricing page, checked 2026-10-30. The Starter listing includes guidance and simplified setup for beginners; Enterprise has custom pricing and directs customers to contact the vendor.
The vendor describes the trial differently across its pages. Its homepage and how-it-works page each advertise 10,000 tracked events without requiring a credit card, while the pricing page offers a free trial for Starter. The pages do not establish whether those descriptions refer to the same trial scope.
The terms define monthly subscription periods as 30 calendar days and annual periods as 360 calendar days. Fees are billed in advance and are non-refundable, according to the terms. The vendor says overages are billed after a 30-day period, with payment due within 10 days of issuance.
Subscriptions automatically renew at the original rate using the original payment method, according to the terms. Users may cancel at any time by contacting PeerClick, which cancels automatic billing. The vendor may change plan prices with 15 days’ written notice.
Campaign events and conversion records
PeerClick describes its tracker as a tool for tracking and optimizing campaigns. Its how-it-works page says reporting covers campaigns in real time and includes more than 30 metrics. These are vendor descriptions, not independently verified performance findings.
The vendor says the tracker records different conversion types throughout the visitor journey. It also describes comparing campaign costs and payouts in different currencies. Buyers assessing reporting should check whether the stated records and comparisons match their own campaign accounting.
Overages and allowances to clarify before subscribing
Before committing, ask the provider how visits, clicks, and conversions count against the selected allowance. Ask how it measures overage events and when those charges become payable.
Clarify how the trial maps to a paid plan, including which allowance applies when the trial ends. Ask which plan limits matter for the expected traffic mix and what happens to campaign records after cancellation.
Request written explanations of how event counts are reported and how billing disputes are handled. Those details affect the cost of using a tracker when traffic volumes or conversion patterns change.
Routing, automation, and integrations
PeerClick describes campaign setup through weighted, AI-powered, or A/B split rotation. Its Autopilot tool can pass conversions, pause or activate campaigns, change bids, update traffic costs, and set rules and alerts.
The vendor says Traffic Distribution AI adjusts traffic weights every minute using ROI, Earnings per Visit, or Conversion Rate. Its how-it-works page says optimization begins after approximately 100 clicks and that analysis runs every minute. These are vendor descriptions of how the automation operates.
The homepage lists native integrations across ad platforms, affiliate networks, e-commerce tools, and API access. The how-it-works page says API integrations connect with more than 100 platforms and traffic sources. It also lists Cloudflare, GoDaddy, and Namecheap API support for automatic SSL installation. Enterprise includes full API access and custom integrations, while Starter includes no API integrations.
Non-refundable fees and access limits
The vendor’s terms and pricing page document these billing and access conditions, checked 2026-10-30.
- The pricing page says overages are paid at the end of a monthly billing cycle; the Terms say the additional bill is due within 10 days of issuance.
- The Terms say subscriptions automatically renew at the original rate using the original payment method.
- The Terms say that after cancellation, account access requires a new subscription; PeerClick may delete content immediately and is not obligated to store it.
- The Terms limit PeerClick’s liability to the lesser of $100 or amounts paid in the preceding six months.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Included controls that reduce manual work
PeerClick’s feature pages describe controls for traffic quality, team access, deployment, and support, checked 2026-10-30.
- The vendor describes anti-fraud tools for detecting invalid traffic and blocking bot activity in campaign flows.
- PeerClick allows users to organize team workspaces and grant specific access levels.
- The turnkey solution can run on customer servers, cloud, or a dedicated environment; the vendor also describes repository access and workflow customization.
- The Exclusive plan includes 24 months of data retention, while Enterprise includes on-premise deployment in the customer’s infrastructure.
- The homepage lists Telegram as a contact channel; Enterprise lists dedicated SLA and VIP support with a 6-hour SLA or less.
Cloud subscription or self-hosting
A cloud tracker shifts infrastructure operations to the provider, while self-hosting places more maintenance responsibility with the buyer. Compare data control, internal capacity for upkeep, required integrations, and how each billing model responds to event volume before choosing either approach.
Starter allowance and Enterprise deployment
Buyers who value hosted campaign tracking and automation should assess whether the Starter allowance and available integrations suit their workflow. Starter has no API integrations, while Enterprise includes full API access and custom integrations.
Teams requiring customer infrastructure can examine Enterprise, which the pricing page describes as including on-premise deployment. The vendor names affiliate marketers, media buyers, iGaming operators, and digital agencies as its intended audience.
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What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and company history.
- Help-center content: page could not be read.
- Support-team article: article could not be read.
- Tracker migration: process, supported imports, and associated costs.
- Postbacks and redirects: setup details, parameters, and routing behavior.
- Data portability: export formats and record access after cancellation.
- Plan comparison: complete event allowances and feature limits.
- Data retention: periods and deletion handling beyond cancellation terms.
Questions about PeerClick billing and tracking
What does the free trial include?
The free trial’s scope is described differently across the vendor’s pages. The homepage and how-it-works page advertise tracked events without a credit card, while the pricing page separately offers a Starter trial. Buyers should confirm which plan features apply during their trial.
How does the Starter trial relate to the event allowance?
The Starter trial and Starter event allowance appear as separate statements on the pricing page and homepage. The how-it-works page also describes a free event-based trial. Ask the provider to specify in writing whether trial events and the paid plan allowance are distinct.
Are fees refundable?
The terms state that fees are billed in advance and are non-refundable. This applies to the vendor’s stated payment terms, rather than describing a separate refund process. Before paying, check that the selected plan, event allowance, and billing period match the intended use.
How are overages billed?
The terms say traffic beyond a plan’s limit is billed after a 30-day period, with payment due within 10 days of issuance. Buyers should establish how the provider measures additional traffic and which allowance applies before relying on a plan’s listed capacity.
What happens after cancellation?
The terms say access to a paid account requires purchasing a new subscription after cancellation. They also allow PeerClick to delete account content immediately and state that the vendor has no storage obligation. Buyers should consider account access and records before canceling.
Does Starter include API integrations?
Starter includes no API integrations, according to the pricing page. The vendor lists full API access and custom integrations for Enterprise. Buyers with API-dependent workflows should compare those plan conditions with their integration requirements before selecting a subscription.
Justified when event terms fit
Fits if… hosted tracking and the listed tools match the workflow, and the buyer accepts the event allowance and billing conditions.
Probably not if… API integrations are essential but the intended plan is Starter.
Main risk… trial descriptions differ by page, while overages, automatic renewal, and non-refundable fees affect billing exposure. Reconcile trial scope and event billing in writing before subscribing.
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Notes on the making of this review
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