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Compared

Nine trackers, and what each one bills you for.

Every comparison here quotes the other side from their own pricing page or documentation, with the link and the date. Where they are better than us, that is written first and written properly.

Entry price, what it includes, and what one converting visitor costs
TrackerEntry priceWhat that includesOne converting visitor
UTMCAP$291M clicks1 click
Voluum$1191M events3 events
RedTrack$792M events3 events
Keitaro$40Licence, your serverNot metered
BeMob$491M events3 events
Binom$149Licence, your serverNot metered
ClickFlare$891M events4 events
Peerclick$991M events3 events
CPV Lab$57Licence, your serverNot metered
ThriveTracker$79.99500k clicksNot published

Monthly list prices, read from each vendor’s own page on 2026-09-25. “One converting visitor” is a visitor who lands, clicks through a landing page and buys.

The pages

One each, with both sides.

UTMCAP or Voluum

Voluum is the tracker most people in this industry can name, and it has been running longer than we have. It is also the most expensive way to answer a redirect, and the gap is wider than the two pricing pages make it look — because the two pages are not counting the same thing.

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UTMCAP or RedTrack

RedTrack is the closest of the three to what we are building, and the one we get compared with most. It is also the one where the honest answer is not simply "we are cheaper" — they have shipped things we have not.

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UTMCAP or Keitaro

This is not really a price comparison. Keitaro sells you software to run on a server you rent; we answer the redirect ourselves. Both bills are small — the difference is which one includes the server, the patching and the night the disk fills up.

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UTMCAP or BeMob

BeMob has a real free plan and a cheap first paid rung, which makes it the closest thing on this list to us on price. The difference is what the number counts.

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UTMCAP or Binom

Binom is the flat-fee answer: one licence, any volume, on a server you own and run. The comparison is not really about price per click — it is about whether you want to run a server.

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UTMCAP or ClickFlare

ClickFlare is the most feature-dense tracker on this list, and the most expensive way to count the same visitor. Both of those are worth understanding before you choose.

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UTMCAP or Peerclick

Peerclick sells workspaces and an anti-fraud kit at a price that starts three times ours. The unit is the thing to look at first, because they define it plainly and it costs three events a sale.

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UTMCAP or CPV Lab

CPV Lab sells two different things: a licence for software you install, and a cloud tracker called CPV One that meters events like everyone else. The comparison depends on which one you are looking at.

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UTMCAP or ThriveTracker

ThriveTracker is the oldest name on this list and sells the biggest volumes off the shelf. It is also the one that does not tell you what it is counting, which is the thing to weigh.

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Questions

Asked while comparing.

What is the cheapest affiliate tracker?
Of the ones here, UTMCAP at $29 a month for a million clicks, with a free plan of 100,000 clicks a month. Self-hosted licences look cheaper per click at high volume — Keitaro from $40, CPV Lab from $57, Binom from $149 — but each needs a server you pay for and maintain.
Why do trackers charge so differently for the same traffic?
Because they count different things. Most hosted trackers bill an event for the ad click, another when the visitor clicks through your lander, and another for the conversion. One visitor can therefore cost three or four events. UTMCAP bills the one click its redirect answers.
What should I actually compare?
Four things: what counts as billable, the entry price for your real monthly volume, how many people and tracking domains are included before you pay extra, and how long the click history is kept. Features are easy to match; those four decide the bill.
How current are these figures?
Every price and quote on these pages was read from the vendor's own pricing page or documentation on 2026-09-25, and each page names the source it came from. If something has moved, tell us and it gets corrected.

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