Clicky plans verified on July 30, 2026

Clicky’s official table lists Free at one website and 3,000 daily pageviews. Pro is $9.99 monthly or $79.99 annually for ten websites and 30,000 daily pageviews. Pro Plus is $14.99 monthly or $119.99 annually at the same site and traffic allowance, adding heatmaps and uptime.

Pro Platinum is $19.99 monthly or $159.99 annually for 30 sites and 100,000 daily pageviews. Custom plans extend to as many as 1,000 sites and 20 million daily pageviews with quoted pricing. New accounts receive a 21-day premium trial; buyers should confirm current terms on the official page before purchase.

  • Free — 1 site; 3,000 daily pageviews.
  • Pro — 10 sites; 30,000 daily pageviews; $9.99 monthly.
  • Pro Plus — Pro allowances plus heatmaps and uptime; $14.99 monthly.
  • Pro Platinum — 30 sites; 100,000 daily pageviews; $19.99 monthly.

What the product is strongest at

Clicky exposes individual visitor and action logs, plus its continuously updating Spy stream. It supports segmentation, goals and revenue, campaigns, downloads, outbound links, media analytics, alerts, dashboards, exports, email reports, application programming interfaces, sub-users, and many installation plugins. This depth is materially different from a one-page aggregate dashboard.

Click heatmaps can be filtered by segments and visitor context, but they are not full session recordings. Uptime monitoring is provided through Monitage on Pro Plus and higher plans. Clicky’s current AI analytics categorizes referrals from known AI services and .ai domains; its documentation describes direct AI-bot tracking as future work later in 2026.

Privacy and retention need close reading

Clicky says default privacy mode anonymizes IP addresses and does not use tracking cookies. Its fuller privacy policy documents optional configurations that can collect full IP addresses, UID cookies, and custom data. A buyer should therefore review the intended settings and live payload rather than repeating “no personal data” as an unconditional product property.

Retention also differs by data type and plan. Clicky guarantees 30 days for free accounts; premium heatmaps and visitor sessions are retained for six months; other daily reports are retained for four years and then represented monthly beyond that. Confirm whether the detailed record needed for a workflow survives the required period.

Who should shortlist Clicky

Clicky is a plausible shortlist choice for a small or medium site that values granular live sessions, campaign and goal tools, a public demo, and a relatively low entry price. Multi-site and white-label buyers should model daily pageviews, feature tier, access, retention, API usage, and the separate hosted reseller terms.

It is a weaker fit when the primary requirement is self-hosting, a modern aggregate-only privacy model, native session replay, or an enterprise data warehouse workflow. The interface has a long product history and Clicky itself describes it as dated in a 2026 comparison; test the demo with the people who will use it.

Direct answers

Questions this guide answers

How much does Clicky Analytics cost?

As verified July 30, 2026: Free is $0, Pro $9.99/month, Pro Plus $14.99/month, Pro Platinum $19.99/month, and Custom is quoted.

Does Clicky have a free plan?

Yes. The free plan covers one website and 3,000 total daily pageviews with a reduced feature set and 30-day guaranteed retention.

Does Clicky include heatmaps?

Heatmaps are included on Pro Plus, Pro Platinum, and eligible Custom plans; they are not included on Free or basic Pro.

Evidence

Primary-source ledger

  1. Plans, allowances, and pricingClicky · accessed 30 July 2026
  2. Privacy feature configurationClicky · accessed 30 July 2026
  3. Data storage and retentionClicky · accessed 30 July 2026
  4. AI web analytics statusClicky · accessed 30 July 2026

Scope note: Prices, limits, and future features can change. This brief relies on public vendor documentation and does not replace a trial, contract review, or live implementation audit.

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