Your definition of a real visit
You say what counts: twenty seconds, two pages, a form started, a call over a minute. We count every paid visit against that, and nothing else.
Now open From the people behind CopycatCheck
ClickCrooks watches the visits your ads actually send and measures them against your own definition of a real visit: seconds on the page, pages seen, a form started, a call that lasted. Then it tells you, in one plain line a day, what your money bought.
What it is
You decide what a real visit is. ClickCrooks counts the visits your ads send against that, on your own site, and hands you the report. What is working is shown as plainly as what is not, so the decision about next month is yours, made on numbers you can check.
You say what counts: twenty seconds, two pages, a form started, a call over a minute. We count every paid visit against that, and nothing else.
"Yesterday: 41 paid visits, 6 real by your definition." Once you add what you spend, it shows what each real visit cost. Not a dashboard you have to interpret at eleven at night.
Which ad platforms send visits that meet your definition. Good news is a finding too, and knowing what to leave alone is worth as much as knowing what to change.
At the end of the month you get the whole picture: what each ad platform sent you, by your definition. If you choose to add what you spend, it is shown in dollars too. That is up to you, and we never ask for it to get started. You decide where the money goes. We make sure you are deciding on numbers you can check.
A single line on your site. We never need a login to your ad accounts or to anything else of yours. Everything it records is described in plain words.
The first two weeks cost nothing and need no card. On day 14 you get the share of your paid visits that were real, and one offer. Nothing is charged, and the snippet stops recording unless you ask us to carry on.
We built this because it happened to us. A campaign ran through its budget in a couple of hours on sign-ups that were never real. We had no count of our own to look at, so we could not tell what had happened until the money was gone.
That is the whole idea: a count of your own, by a rule you set, that you can read in a minute.
What it costs
A price tied to savings would pay us more the worse your ads looked. We would rather have no reason to want any particular answer. What you spend is a number you already know, so that is what the price follows.
$0 for 14 days, no card. The snippet, one line each morning, and the share of your paid visits that were real by your definition. We do not ask what you spend.
$495. Thirty days of counting and the assessment: the written report in plain words, and a 30-minute call or a recorded walkthrough, whichever you prefer.
$199 a month when you spend under $5,000 a month on ads.
$349 a month from $5,000 to $20,000.
$599 a month from $20,000 to $50,000.
Above that, write to us. Every report is written to be read in a minute, and we answer questions about it by email.
By the year: $1,990, $3,490 or $5,990, which is twelve months for the price of ten. The assessment alone: $950, once, for a business with its own person to act on it.
The commitment, in dollars: monitoring starts with three months, then runs month to month. At the first level that is $495, then $199, then $199: $893 in all. The numbers you already have are yours to keep whenever you stop.
More of our time, if you want it: a quarterly review call is $150.
Agencies and consultants: there is a wholesale rate for running this for your own clients. Write to us.
While you are here
It answers two questions about your business in about a minute: can a stranger send email as you, and has anyone registered an address that looks like yours. Free, no account, public records only.
A question first?
If you would rather ask than sign up, write here. Or start the free read, which takes about two minutes. No list to join, nothing sold.
Or write to hello@clickcrooks.com.