BeMob vs ClickMagick

Pick BeMob if you will stay inside the Free plan's 100,000-event cap and its 10-campaign, 10-offer, and 5-landing-page limits without buying overage; pick ClickMagick if you need Audience Optimization on the entry plan and your traffic stays inside 10,000 tracked visitors on one ad account per platform.

You are down to these two. BeMob starts you on a free plan, and it still accepts a network postback. ClickMagick's Starter plan lists server-side conversion tracking and counts visitors.

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An event and a tracked visitor are different units

BeMob's pricing page defines an event as every impression, visit, click, and conversion. The ad view, the lander load, the hop to the offer, and the network's later postback each draw one unit from the same quota.

ClickMagick's pricing page meters tracked visitors on Starter. A visitor there is one person, no matter how many views, loads, and hops that person produced.

Run one funnel through both meters with an impression pixel on, and BeMob spends a unit on the view before the lander loads. The visitor total can still look modest. Both products take a server-to-server postback from the network. The postback URL builder lays out the click id and payout tokens each tracker documents.

Free stops the traffic when the events are gone

BeMob's subscription docs say a new account starts on Free. There is no separate trial. The included events cover a 30-day billing period, and the quota resets when the next period starts. Extra events cannot be purchased on that plan.

The events documentation says that if you choose not to upgrade, traffic is stopped and panel access can be restricted. The pricing page keeps one month of data on Free, so older reports are not kept.

The campaign, offer, and landing-page caps sit beside the meter. A short campaign list can hit the campaign ceiling while events remain. A path that fires a view on every impression can empty the quota while the campaign count still has room.

Server-side tracking is listed on Starter

Audience Optimization is listed on Starter, with one ad account per platform. BeMob's compare table names Facebook under integrations. The Free plan does not list Audience Optimization. A buyer who needs that signal should use Starter.

The pricing hero offers a 14-day trial. After it ends, the published plans are paid. The fair use page says ClickMagick is not meant to track high volumes of pop-up or popunder traffic. On BeMob, each of those views is still an event, so the free quota moves faster when a view pixel is in the path.

If the signal itself is the question, the pixel and the Conversions API are compared on their own page.

Quick answer

BeMob is our top pick for most people. BeMob works well if your traffic stays within the free event allowance or Professional's event limit, and if 10 campaigns, 10 offers, and 5 landing pages are enough on the Free plan.

• BeMob. Best for a free event allowance. Has a free tier.
• ClickMagick. Best for an account with a visitor cap. From $79/mo.

The entry plans side by side

The price column shows the starting monthly price. A blank cell means that product's feature list does not mention it.

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What you pay to keep tracking

Starter is $79 a month on monthly billing. Billed annually, that plan is $66 a month, which is $790 for the year. The pricing page does not list a per-visitor charge for going past the included visitors.

The events documentation gives a month of 30,000 clicks, 100,000 visits, and 20 conversions, which totals 130,020 events. Those visits already match the free cap, and the clicks push the month past it. A visitor total that still fits Starter can already be over the free event cap once lander loads and hops are each an event.

Professional is the BeMob plan at $49 a month, with 1,000,000 events included. Events past that pool are $0.05 per 1,000. Move to Professional if you pass the free cap and your visitor count would still fit inside Starter.

Standard is the next ClickMagick plan, at $199 a month, with 100,000 tracked visitors and unlimited affiliate campaigns. Starter is where the affiliate-campaign count stays limited. When the visitor cap is the limit you will outgrow, read ClickMagick versus Voluum or RedTrack versus ClickMagick.

Professional is the BeMob upgrade when an impression pixel or a heavy lander will cross the free cap and the postback should stay there. Stay on Starter when that account limit still fits and server-side tracking has to be included. Standard is the ClickMagick step when affiliate campaigns need to be unlimited and Starter's visitor pool is the constraint.

When the page and the sale should be one record

BeMob and ClickMagick record a click that happened on a page hosted somewhere else. ElasticFunnels is a funnel platform for teams running paid traffic. It builds the page, including from a prompt or by cloning a URL, split-tests variants under one URL, hosts the checkout, and keeps the click, the order, and a network postback on one record.

Same-URL testing rotates the variants on the server under one campaign link, so Meta, Google, and TikTok keep learning on that link. The checkout can include order bumps, one-click upsells, and subscriptions, charging through Stripe, NMI, PayPal, Klarna, or Authorize.net. Every feature is on every plan. Plans differ by usage limits.

ElasticFunnels Starter is $97 a month and includes 50,000 page views. A page view is one load of a page the platform hosts. Bot, datacenter, and test traffic is not billed. The trial lasts two weeks, with no card required, and pages, funnels, and a custom domain can be set up during it. Revenue processed through ElasticFunnels' own gateways carries a 0.5% fee. Sales through an external checkout or a network are not charged that fee.

ElasticFunnels is newer than the platforms it competes with, and there is very little independent review coverage to check its claims against. Until you run real volume through it, you are largely taking the vendor's word for how attribution and postbacks behave. It launched in 2023, which is why outside reviews are still scarce. You still get the pages, the checkout, and the CRM while those outside reviews stay scarce.

A team that already has the lander and the checkout, and only needs the click and the network postback stored, should stay with BeMob or ClickMagick. The hosted-page pair is ElasticFunnels vs ClickFunnels. Plan limits are on the ElasticFunnels pricing page.

Questions

What is the difference between BeMob events and ClickMagick visitors?

BeMob spends one unit on an ad view, a lander load, a hop, or a conversion, and those units share one quota. ClickMagick's entry card counts the people it tracked.

What happens at the free BeMob event cap?

The account stops sending traffic, and the panel can lock if you leave the subscription there. That plan has no top-up. A paid subscription is what turns tracking back on.

Is there a free ClickMagick plan?

The public offer is a two-week trial from the pricing hero. The cards after that trial are paid.

When does a funnel platform replace these two trackers?

When the lander, the checkout, and the network sale need one timeline. These two products assume the page is already hosted somewhere else.

What we read

From BeMob

• https://bemob.com

ClickMagick pages

From ClickMagick

• https://www.clickmagick.com/

Related reading

• The BeMob review covers the free plan and what happens when the events run out.
• The ClickMagick review covers Starter and the visitor allowance.
• The ClickMagick alternatives page is for a buyer who would leave over the price.
• BeMob versus Voluum compares the million-event tier.
• ClickMagick versus Voluum is the next read when the visitor cap is too small.
• RedTrack versus ClickMagick compares the two entry prices.
• Facebook pixel vs Conversions API explains which machine sends the Meta event.
• The postback URL builder assembles the network tokens.
• The head-to-head index lists every pair.
• How we research tracker pricing explains the sources behind these figures.

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