ClickMagick vs BeMob: prices, limits and which tracker fits your traffic

ClickMagick vs BeMob: the short answer

Choose BeMob if you run affiliate offers through redirect campaigns on native, push or pop traffic and want the lower subscription price. It has a free plan with 100,000 events a month, and its entry paid plan, Professional, is $49 a month. Choose ClickMagick if you send Meta or Google traffic to pages you control and want script-based tracking on your own domain, 6 months of data, and conversions sent back to the ad platforms. Its entry plan, Starter, is $79 a month on monthly billing or $790 a year. Prices were read on each vendor's pricing page on 3 October 2026 and can change; we compared documentation and have not tested either tool.

ClickMagick Starter vs BeMob Professional on nine criteria

ClickMagick's own help articles disagree on the cushion above the plan limit before the automatic upgrade: one says 10% and another says 25%.

What ClickMagick does that BeMob does not, and the reverse

ClickMagick: its pricing page includes ad cost updates and Audience Optimization with the Conversions API in the Starter price, and its FAQ lists integrations with Facebook, Google, Microsoft, TikTok, LinkedIn, X and ChatGPT ads. BeMob's plan table marks its Facebook integration as not included in any plan, and its documentation describes Facebook CAPI as a paid add-on. ClickMagick also has a refund window; BeMob's terms do not.

BeMob: it has a free plan, and it lists pop and push among the ad formats it tracks. ClickMagick's Fair Use Policy says the service is not meant for high volumes of low quality traffic such as pop-ups and popunders, so BeMob is the tracker to check for that traffic. The wider field is in the ClickMagick alternatives guide.

Worked example: BeMob and ClickMagick cost at 10,000 and 100,000 visitors

The two tools count differently. ClickMagick counts tracked visitors and BeMob counts events. To compare them, assume each ad visitor creates one visit, 30% click through from your landing page to the offer, and 1% of visitors convert. These are illustration numbers, not benchmarks.

On subscription price alone, BeMob costs less in both rows. Two things narrow the gap. BeMob's plan table lists no custom tracking domain on Free or Professional, its documentation says a custom domain is obligatory for no-redirect tracking on Facebook, Google and Bing, and add-on prices are not on its public pricing page. BeMob also keeps 1 month of data on those plans, against 6 months on ClickMagick Starter and 1 year on Standard.

Who should choose BeMob and who should choose ClickMagick

• Choose BeMob if you are an affiliate or media buyer rotating offers and landing pages through a campaign URL, buying native, push or pop traffic, and can work with the 1 month of history on its entry plans. The Free plan has no overage charges; once you pass 100,000 events in a billing period you must upgrade to keep using it.
• Choose ClickMagick if most of your spend is on Meta or Google, the pages or store are your own, and you want cost data, longer history and conversion feedback to the ad platforms in one subscription.

Affiliates weighing ClickMagick can read ClickMagick for affiliate marketers next.

What switching between BeMob and ClickMagick involves

A switch is a rebuild, not an import. Moving to ClickMagick means adding its tracking code to your pages, replacing BeMob campaign URLs in your ads with UTM-tagged landing page URLs, and creating new postbacks at each affiliate network with ClickMagick's Postback URL Tool. ClickMagick's import article says there is normally nothing to import except Smart Links, through its API. Moving to BeMob means rebuilding traffic sources, offers, landing pages and campaigns there, then swapping the postback URLs.

Warning: export your reports before canceling either tool. ClickMagick says a canceled account's data is permanently deleted once the account expires, and BeMob's terms allow it to delete an account and its content on cancellation. The cancel or switch guide covers the ClickMagick side.