Free, with no end date
What makes a visit worth it, to you?
You set the rule. We count every visit your ads send against it, and send you one line each morning. Nothing to install beyond one line on your site, and no card.
Add this one line to your site
On every page your ads send people to, just before the closing head tag. If someone else looks after your site, forward them the email we have just sent you: it has the same line in it.
Where the line goes.
- WordPress: install the free plugin WPCode, open Code Snippets, then Header and Footer, paste the line into Header, save.
- Squarespace: Settings, Advanced, Code Injection, paste into Header, save.
- Wix: Settings, Custom Code, Add Custom Code, paste it, choose Head and All pages, apply.
- Shopify: Online Store, Themes, Edit code, open theme.liquid, paste just above the closing head tag, save.
- Anything else: paste it just before the closing head tag in the template every page shares.
One thing to check
How we know a visit came from an ad: the ad platform adds its own mark to the link when somebody clicks. Google Ads does this when auto-tagging is switched on, which is the usual setting: Admin, Account settings, Auto-tagging. Microsoft, TikTok and LinkedIn add theirs by themselves. Meta is the exception: Facebook marks every click on its pages, ads and ordinary posts alike, so its mark alone proves nothing. For Meta ads, open the ad in Ads Manager and add utm_medium=paid under Tracking, URL parameters. If a platform you use adds no mark, its visits are counted as ordinary visits, not paid ones, so tell us and we will show you the one setting to change.
What happens next
The morning after the snippet sees its first visit, you get one line: how many paid visits your ads sent, and how many qualified by your rule. The report and the morning line are free for as long as you like, and we took no card, so nothing is ever charged unless you ask for the Audit. You can add it from your report whenever you like.
Crooks show up fast. Customers take time. We are quick to call the first and slow to call the second, on purpose. The snippet sets no cookie, reads nothing anybody types into a form, and does not run for visitors whose browser asks not to be tracked. It records which page was landed on, where the visitor came from, the click id the ad platform added, how long the page was on screen, and whether a form or phone link was used. The visitor's internet address is never stored: it becomes a scrambled marker that changes every month. Built by ATXworks.dev. Write to us: hello@clickcrooks.com