Peer Click

PeerClick says it connects campaign elements, then collects visitor and conversion data for campaign reporting. Its reporting is described as real-time, with more than 30 metrics, and the tracker supports different conversion types along the visitor journey.

The vendor also says users can compare costs and payouts in different currencies.

PeerClick offers server-to-server tracking, a method where data passes between servers instead of relying on browser cookies or client-side tracking. The vendor also describes API integrations that do not rely on those browser-based mechanisms.

PeerClick says its setup workflow takes under 30 minutes. The documented campaign choice is a rotation method: weighted, AI-powered, or A/B split.

PeerClick’s campaign setup supports weighted, AI-powered, or A/B split rotation methods.

For the AI option, PeerClick says its system analyzes campaign performance every minute and begins optimizing after collecting approximately 100 clicks. The timing and click threshold are vendor descriptions, not independently verified performance findings.

The trial allowance and paid Starter allowance are separate: the homepage advertises 10,000 free tracked events, while the pricing page lists up to 1 million events for Starter. PeerClick defines visits, clicks, and conversions as events, so each contributes to usage.

The pricing page lists Starter at $99 per month, Basic+ at $199 per month, Advanced at $399 per month, and Exclusive at $849 per month; Enterprise has custom pricing. The listed figures are vendor prices, not a complete plan comparison.

The terms say fees are billed in advance and are non-refundable. Additional traffic beyond a plan’s limit is billed after a 30-day period, with the extra bill due within 10 days of issuance. Subscriptions renew automatically at the original rate using the original payment method, and PeerClick says it may change prices with 15 days’ written notice.

PeerClick lists native integrations with ad platforms, affiliate networks, and e-commerce tools, alongside API access. It says the service connects with more than 100 platforms and traffic sources through API integrations.

An API is a way for software systems to exchange data. PeerClick says its API integrations and server-to-server tracking do not rely on cookies or client-side tracking.

For infrastructure-related setup, PeerClick says Cloudflare, GoDaddy, and Namecheap are supported through API for automatic SSL installation. The vendor also lists campaign controls such as weighted, AI-powered, and A/B split rotation. Before relying on an integration, check that the specific platform and data signals your workflow needs are covered.

The Starter plan excludes API integrations, while Enterprise lists full API access and custom integrations. That distinction matters for buyers who need software-to-software data exchange, rather than only the features listed for Starter.

Cancellation changes both access and data continuity: after canceling a paid subscription, account access requires purchasing a new plan, and PeerClick may delete account content immediately without an obligation to store it. The terms also bar sharing, renting, leasing, or commercially exploiting the service for third parties.

The contract limits PeerClick’s liability to the lesser of $100 or amounts paid in the preceding six months. Fees are described as non-refundable, and subscriptions renew automatically unless the applicable terms are addressed. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

PeerClick’s campaign controls give buyers named actions to inspect, rather than only a traffic-routing setting.

• Autopilot: the vendor lists passing conversions, pausing or activating campaigns, changing bids, updating traffic costs, and setting rules and alerts.
• Traffic weighting: Traffic Distribution AI adjusts weights using ROI, Earnings per Visit, or Conversion Rate.
• Invalid traffic: PeerClick says its tools detect invalid traffic and block bot activity in campaign flows.
• Conversion tracking: server-to-server tracking is offered without relying on cookies or client-side tracking.
• Reporting and team access: the vendor lists real-time campaign reporting, conversion types along the visitor journey, and workspaces with specific access levels.

These are stated capabilities, not evidence of how they perform in a particular account. For a first workflow check, confirm which actions are available on the plan you would use.

Compare trackers by who operates the infrastructure, how event usage is billed, which integrations are included, and how reports expose conversion data. For a self-hosted option, clarify who handles maintenance and access; for a hosted option, check how cancellation affects stored data. Make those checks against the workflow you need, rather than comparing feature labels alone.

PeerClick says the platform is designed for affiliate marketers, media buyers, iGaming operators, and digital agencies. Its turnkey solution is described as deployable on a customer’s own servers, cloud, or dedicated environment.

The turnkey offer also lists full repository access and customization of workflows, integrations, automation, and business logic. PeerClick says these deployments include onboarding assistance, infrastructure guidance, priority SLA, and direct communication with its engineering team.

Enterprise lists dedicated SLA and VIP support with a 6-hour SLA or less. Before choosing a deployment, ask who maintains the infrastructure, what the service boundary covers, and how support handles issues in your environment.

What counts as an event?

PeerClick defines visits, clicks, and conversions as events. Each of those activity types therefore contributes to event usage; check the allowance attached to the plan in use before estimating campaign volume.

Does the trial allowance match Starter?

No. The homepage advertises 10,000 free tracked events, while Starter’s listed allowance is up to 1 million events. These are separate offers, so do not treat the trial amount as the paid plan’s event cap.

What does cancellation change?

A user may cancel a subscription at any time by contacting PeerClick, which cancels automatic billing. Cancellation does not itself provide continued account access under the stated terms; access after cancelling a paid subscription requires purchasing a new plan.

Which plan lists full API access?

Enterprise lists full API access and custom integrations. Starter, by contrast, includes no API integrations. Check the specific integration requirements against the plan rather than assuming API access is shared across plans.

When does PeerClick say AI optimization begins?

PeerClick says its AI begins optimizing after collecting approximately 100 clicks. This is the provider’s stated threshold, not an independently verified result. The setup facts describe a click threshold, not a guarantee about when a campaign will reach a useful volume.

How long can a subscription period run?

The terms describe monthly plans as 30 calendar days and annual plans as 360 calendar days. Check the subscription period shown for the plan you select, since the terms distinguish these billing durations.

Fits if… a customer-managed environment suits your setup and the turnkey deployment’s stated customization and support scope matches your operational needs.

Probably not if… your workflow requires API integrations on Starter, which the plan excludes.

Main risk… cancellation can interrupt account access and may be followed by immediate deletion of account content.