Trackers
Peer Click
Peer Click’s subscription pays for hosted campaign tracking: the provider says it connects campaign elements and collects visitor and conversion data. Its Starter plan is listed at $99 per month, while the plan page separately describes a free trial with tracked events; paid-plan event limits and overages still matter to the bill. The terms also say fees are billed in advance and are non-refundable.
Affiliate marketers and media buyers weighing managed tracking against self-hosting should focus on event counting, billing terms, and the campaign controls they will use.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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What the Starter and Enterprise tiers name
The pricing page and homepage describe these trial, plan, and deployment terms, checked on 2026-10-30.
- Free trial: features based on the selected plan; no payment information upfront (homepage).
- Trial events: the homepage advertises 10,000 free tracked events and says no credit card is required.
- Starter event allowance: up to 1 million events (pricing page).
- Starter API access: no API integrations (pricing page).
- Exclusive data retention: 24 months (pricing page).
- Enterprise deployment: on-premise in the customer’s infrastructure (pricing page).
What the monthly plans charge
PeerClick lists four fixed monthly prices and a custom-priced Enterprise plan on its pricing page, checked on 2026-10-30.
- Starter: $99 per month (pricing page).
- Basic+: $199 per month (pricing page).
- Advanced: $399 per month (pricing page).
- Exclusive: $849 per month (pricing page).
- Enterprise: custom pricing; the pricing page directs customers to contact the vendor.
The homepage also lists Starter at $99 per month, matching the pricing page; both were checked on 2026-10-30. The terms describe subscription periods of 30 calendar days for monthly plans or 360 calendar days for annual plans. Fees are billed in advance and described as non-refundable.
Subscriptions automatically renew at the original rate using the original payment method. PeerClick’s terms allow subscription prices to change with 15 days’ written notice. Buyers should account for advance payment and renewal when judging the cost of a plan, rather than treating the listed monthly price as the only billing condition.
What a counted event covers
PeerClick defines each visit, click, and conversion as an event, so activity at several campaign stages draws on the allowance. The pricing page says events above a plan’s included allowance are overages, paid at the end of a monthly billing cycle.
The terms separately state that additional traffic beyond a plan limit is billed after a 30-day period and that the additional bill is due within 10 days of issuance.
For campaign analysis, PeerClick says it provides real-time reporting with more than 30 metrics and tracks different conversion types throughout a visitor journey. It also says users can compare costs and payouts in different currencies.
How clicks reach campaign controls
A campaign can use weighted, AI-powered, or A/B split rotation, according to PeerClick’s setup description. The provider says its traffic-distribution AI adjusts traffic weights using ROI, Earnings per Visit, or conversion rate.
PeerClick describes the AI as analyzing campaign performance every minute and beginning optimization after collecting approximately 100 clicks. The provider also says the system can optimize for ROI, EPV, or conversion rate.
Once campaigns are running, the provider says Autopilot can pass conversions, pause or activate campaigns, change bids, update traffic costs, and set rules and alerts. PeerClick also describes anti-fraud tools for detecting suspicious or invalid traffic and blocking bot activity in campaign flows.
What to ask about hidden costs
Ask how the provider counts visits, clicks, and conversions against an event allowance, including how repeated activity is handled. The billing explanation should also make clear when excess traffic is charged and when payment falls due.
Ask what cancellation means for account access and campaign data, and whether deployment choices or integrations change the quoted scope. For renewal and price changes, ask how written notice applies to the buyer’s billing cycle and what action is required before the next charge.
Where the subscription saves setup work
- PeerClick describes server-to-server tracking and API integrations that do not rely on cookies or client-side tracking.
- The provider lists native integrations with ad platforms, affiliate networks, and e-commerce tools, alongside API access.
- Autopilot is described as handling conversion passing, campaign status, bids, traffic costs, rules, and alerts.
- PeerClick says it offers real-time campaign reporting with more than 30 metrics.
- Team workspaces allow users to organize access levels, according to the provider.
Where billing and access narrow the value
PeerClick’s billing and cancellation terms put limits on the value of a hosted subscription. The provider says event overages are paid at the end of a monthly billing cycle.
- The pricing page defines visits, clicks, and conversions as events, so each draws on the plan allowance.
- The Terms state that fees are billed in advance and are non-refundable.
- Subscriptions automatically renew at the original rate using the original payment method, according to the Terms.
- Starter includes no API integrations, according to the pricing page.
- After cancellation, paid-account access requires purchasing another subscription, and PeerClick may delete account content immediately.
- The Terms prohibit sharing, renting, leasing, or commercially exploiting the services for third parties.
- The Terms limit 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.
Who can use the cloud setup
The hosted setup is aimed at affiliate marketers, media buyers, iGaming operators, and digital agencies, according to PeerClick. Its Enterprise plan includes on-premise deployment in the customer’s infrastructure.
For buyers seeking a deployment they can customize, PeerClick describes a turnkey solution on customer servers, cloud, or a dedicated environment, with repository access and workflow customization.
Offers in restricted sectors are subject to age and regional rules; check the network’s, platform’s, and local requirements. This is not legal or financial advice.
How self-hosting changes the choice
Compare hosted and self-hosted trackers by infrastructure ownership, maintenance and engineering work, data handling, integrations, and exposure to event-based billing. In general, the right comparison depends on which responsibilities the buyer wants to retain and what deployment requirements the provider can document.
What we could not confirm
- Company identity: legal entity, address, and operating history.
- Help-center content: articles and guidance for account holders.
- Support-team article: details of the team and its service.
- Tracking setup: click IDs, redirects, postbacks, and conversion configuration.
- Migration: procedures for importing data from another tracker.
- Data handling: export options and deletion procedures.
- Security: controls and data-processing documentation.
- Event overages: exact rates and plan-specific allowances beyond Starter.
- Support terms: response commitments outside Enterprise and turnkey claims.
What the trial and account terms answer
What does the free trial include?
The free trial includes features based on the selected plan, and PeerClick says it does not require payment information upfront.
How does cancellation affect billing?
Users may cancel by contacting PeerClick, which the Terms say cancels automatic billing. The Terms also state that subscriptions automatically renew at the original rate using the original payment method.
What happens to paid-account access after cancellation?
After canceling a paid subscription, users can access their account only after purchasing a new subscription plan, according to the Terms. Check the access condition before relying on continued account availability after cancellation.
Does PeerClick retain account content after cancellation?
PeerClick may delete account content immediately after cancellation and is not obligated to store it, according to the Terms. Buyers should account for that stated condition when deciding what information to keep outside the service.
Which law and courts does the agreement name?
The agreement specifies California law and exclusive jurisdiction in Santa Clara County courts. This describes the agreement’s stated legal forum; it is not legal advice.
What does Enterprise include for API access and support?
The pricing page lists full API access and custom integrations for Enterprise. It also lists dedicated SLA and VIP support with a 6-hour SLA or less.
When the subscription is justified
Fits if… hosted campaign tracking and controls suit your workflow, and the event allowance and billing conditions work for your traffic.
Probably not if… you need API integrations on Starter or cannot accept the stated cancellation and account-access terms.
Main risk… event-based overages sit alongside advance, non-refundable fees and possible immediate content deletion after cancellation.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
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- peerclick.com/pricechecked
- peerclick.com/termschecked
- peerclick.com/how-it-workschecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-30. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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