Keitaro pricing
By Marcus Flynn, tracking and attribution editor. Updated 14 September 2026.
What it costs
From $40 per month.
Self-hosted only, so on top of the license you rent and maintain your own VPS. Individual plans, billed annually, are Starter €40/mo (1 user, 1 domain), Advanced €72/mo (1 user, 100 domains) and Expert €104/mo (up to 5 users, 500 domains); business plans are Team €200/mo (up to 50 users) and Enterprise €400/mo (unlimited users and domains, branding). It has no free trial: you buy a license, though a public live demo and a refund policy are offered, and 6- or 12-month terms discount 10% and 20%.
Read from the vendor's own pricing page and current as of 24 September 2026. The headline tier is rarely the real bill; add the automation, faster data and extra seats you would actually run.
Is it worth it?
What works
- The licence does not climb with your clicks. Individual plans run EUR 40 to 104 a month billed yearly, with no per-event or per-click cap, so a campaign that suddenly does volume never trips an overage fee the way a cloud tracker can.
- You own the data. Keitaro runs on your own VPS, so your click and conversion data lives on hardware you control, with retention you set rather than a cloud plan's limits.
- It is a deep media-buying tracker, not a light attribution layer: streams and filters on GEO, device, browser, operator and schedule, offer and lander rotation, A/B testing, server-to-server postbacks, conversion sync to Meta, TikTok and Google, more than 35 parameters and fast multi-level reports.
- It is established and well supported. Keitaro's own site cites more than 4,000 businesses, long-term reviews describe years of continuous use, and support is the single most repeated piece of praise, at 4.5 out of 5 on Trustpilot.
What to watch
- You run the server. The docs require a clean VPS on CentOS 9 or 10 Stream with KVM, 20 GB of SSD and 4 GB of RAM or more, and the domains, SSL, backups, updates and security are yours to keep up. That weighs most on a non-technical or low-volume buyer; a media buyer who already runs a VPS will find it a fair trade for owning the data.
- There is no free trial. You buy a licence to use it, so you cannot run a real campaign through it for free first, though a public live demo lets you click around the interface. That puts the burden on you to be sure before you pay.
- When the server or the support chain fails, it costs money. The sharpest reviews describe 502 errors on server-to-server conversion tracking and slow resolution. Those usually trace to an under-provisioned VPS rather than the tracker itself, but on a self-hosted tool part of your uptime is your own responsibility.
- It carries reputation baggage. Security researchers have documented Keitaro's traffic-distribution system being abused in malware and cloaking campaigns, so some strict ad networks view the toolset warily. That is about criminal misuse of a general routing tool rather than honest tracking, but it is a reason to keep your redirects clean and your use compliant.