By Marcus Flynn, tracking and attribution editor. Updated 22 October 2026.
Quick answer
ClickMeter is our top pick for most people. ClickMeter was a link and conversion tracker. In 2026 the ClickMeter address redirects to Rebrandly, so a new visitor lands on a link platform. Keep an existing ClickMeter account only when its rotators and postbacks are still doing the work. For paid traffic to funnels you own, the live choice is ClickMagick.
ClickMeter was a link and conversion tracker. In 2026 the ClickMeter address redirects to Rebrandly, so a new visitor lands on a link platform. Keep an existing ClickMeter account only when its rotators and postbacks are still doing the work. For paid traffic to funnels you own, the live choice is ClickMagick.
It is at its best for an existing account that still runs link rotators and server-to-server postbacks. That is the lens the rest of this review uses: not whether it is the biggest tool on the market, but whether it is the right one for that operator.
If the other name on the shortlist is ClickMagick, read ClickMagick vs ClickMeter.
Rebrandly's history of URL shorteners says ClickMeter launched in January 2012 as web analytics for marketing links and conversions, and for fighting click fraud. Operators later used it for rotators and for server-to-server postbacks.
In March 2023 a developer posted that ClickMeter was soon closing, and that Rebrandly did not match the old tool. A comment on the same thread recommended ClickMagick and misspelled the name.
The ClickMagick vs ClickMeter comparison is the page that separates an existing account from a tracker you can still open.
Reddit users in 2023 reported ClickMeter closing and struggled to find a like-for-like replacement; some pointed to Rebrandly as a related company but not a full substitute.
“ClickMeter is soon closing and I haven't found anything that matches what ClickMeter did, including Rebrandly (their sister company).”
In the same shutdown thread, a commenter recommended ClickMagick as the best bet, describing ClickMagick and ClickMeter as the two main options that used to define the niche.
“ClickMagik is your best bet. This and Clickmeter were the only ones in the space.”
At least one affiliate marketer said they left ClickMagick for ClickMeter because ClickMeter handled postbacks and offered an API; that tradeoff may still matter for network-heavy workflows.
“ClickMeter handles postbacks and has an API, which is why I switched from ClickMagick.”
Trustpilot still lists only a handful of ClickMeter reviews, with praise focused on fast redirects and link tracking rather than funnel-level attribution.
“one of the best link trackers”
The ClickMeter address redirects to Rebrandly. There is no ClickMeter price card on that domain.
Prices read from the vendor's own pricing page and current as of 14 September 2026.
We do not run paid campaigns through ClickMeter. We read its documentation and pricing, check every figure against the vendor, and weigh what operators report after spending real money on traffic through it. The full rubric is on the methodology page.
Written by
Marcus Flynn
Tracking and attribution editor
Marcus Flynn runs OfferROAS's tracking and attribution desk. He covers direct-response paid media for this site, from the tracker to the merchant account. He reads operator threads, vendor changelogs and pricing pages, then writes what those sources support. He sets the methodology and puts his name on the commercial pages.
Last checked 2026-10-22
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