Features are identical on every plan: filters, bot detection and the Safe Route work everywhere. What differs is volume — and the price per thousand clicks, which drops with every step up.
Pricing
Pay forvolume
Every plan has the same features. The larger the volume, the cheaper the click.
There is no free plan and no trial. Once the volume runs out, campaigns keep responding but traffic goes to the Safe Route — clicks you have already paid for are never cut off mid-flight.
Frequently asked
Beforeyou pay
01Is there a free plan or a trial period?No. Registration is free: the dashboard, the documentation and the click log are open immediately, but creating campaigns requires a subscription. Every processed click is real load, and giving it away would mean paying for it out of the pockets of paying customers.
02Do you refund subscriptions?No. The service is delivered continuously and consumed as it is delivered: every processed request is work already done. A paid period runs to its end, and you can cancel renewal at any moment. Details are in the "Payment and Refunds" document.
03What happens when the monthly volume runs out?Campaigns keep responding, but all traffic goes to the Safe Route until the next period begins or you move to a higher plan. Clicks are not lost and stay in the log.
04Can I change plan in the middle of a paid period?No. A paid period runs its course on the chosen plan, and the choice opens up again once it ends — the rule is the same for moving up and moving down. While the subscription is unpaid, the plan can be changed freely.
05Why is there no "unlimited" plan?Every click is a request to our server. Advertising unlimited volume would be a promise whose size we do not control: a single badly configured source can take up the whole machine. That is why volume is capped on every plan, including the top one, and traffic moves to the Safe Route once it runs out.
06What counts as a click?One incoming request to the router within your campaign, regardless of whether it went to the offer or to the Safe Route. Requests filtered out at the first step as plainly automated count too: they have already cost us work.
