Trackier

Trial, Usage, and Refund Terms

Trackier says pricing proposals are personalized to selected goals, while its billing policy sets out how subscription and usage charges are timed.

The pricing page states that the trial lasts 30 days; billing policy says trial services are free until the trial ends or the subscription starts, whichever comes first. A new customer’s first invoice follows the trial and is prorated to align billing with a calendar month. Later invoices are generated on the first of the month, and subscriptions are charged in advance while usage is billed in arrears.

The Terms and billing policy give different descriptions of refund eligibility, so buyers should establish which wording applies before paying:

• Terms of Service — refunds only for individuals cancelling within 14 days of their first payment — checked 2026-10-31.
• Billing policy — first-month users receive refunds within 14 days; recurring customers do not — checked 2026-10-31.

Trackier says monthly subscriptions require a valid credit card unless it approves a requested wire transfer. Online customers may upgrade at any time, with the billing policy describing an upgrade charge as the difference between Pro and Enterprise subscription fees. Plan changes are permitted at any time, but downgrades receive no prorated billing or refund for the period before the next billing cycle.

Campaign Tools Behind the Subscription

Trackier describes campaign creation and management tools alongside reporting, payout administration, and campaign organization. The platform says users can create campaigns from templates, apply bulk actions, and use CSV-based bulk targeting.

For campaign oversight, Trackier lists customizable reports and tailored dashboards, along with QR and coupon code tracking. It also says users can set custom payout rules and connect payment providers. Campaign tools include automated workflows, smart links, and deep links, while fraud rules can be customized for each campaign and partner.

Trackier describes automated invoices, commissions, and due dates for global payouts in multiple currencies. Its pricing page says Agency and Enterprise include multi-client support, user roles, white-label portals, and campaign grouping. Those plan features make the stated scope relevant to agencies coordinating work across clients, though the specific feature allocation beyond those details needs checking with the provider.

Clicks, Conversions, and Attribution

Trackier says its affiliate tracking software attributes clicks and conversions, then provides campaign performance visibility. It describes hourly reports with insights on ROI and spend, while its About page characterizes its offering as end-to-end attribution tracking with real-time insights.

Trackier states that its multi-touch attribution credits touchpoints across the user journey. It also states that it supports tracking user behavior across multiple devices and geographies.

Integration counts differ across Trackier’s own pages: the homepage states 700+ integrations, while the pricing page says over 100 integrations across ad networks, CRMs, analytics platforms, and other services. Trackier separately says it offers API integrations and complies with Google’s API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

Questions Before Hidden Costs Accumulate

Ask how usage is metered and which events trigger charges beyond the subscription. In general, tracking products may separate recurring access fees from activity-based charges, so request a worked billing example based on your expected traffic and conversion pattern.

Ask which features belong to each plan and whether any tools require a separate agreement. Clarify how billing periods align when service starts mid-cycle, and what cancellation timing prevents another charge.

Before a trial or subscription ends, ask what happens to stored data, whether it can be exported, and how long access remains available. Request the answers in writing so the proposal, billing terms, and operational expectations can be compared together.

Included Work Can Reduce Separate Tasks

Trackier states that it offers “700+ integrations” with media networks, traffic sources, and partner platforms, according to its homepage (checked 2026-10-31).

• Customizable reports and tailored dashboards put campaign analysis within the stated platform scope.
• Trackier lists automated workflows, smart links, and deep links among its features.
• Trackier automates invoices, commissions, and due dates for global payouts in multiple currencies.
• Agency and Enterprise plans include multi-client support, user roles, white-label portals, and campaign grouping.

Billing Conditions Keep Buyer Exposure

Trackier’s billing policy sets different timing for subscriptions and usage, which buyers must reconcile when reviewing the proposed charges.

• Trackier bills in whole-month increments, with exceptions for the first invoice and account reactivation.
• Monthly service subscriptions require a valid credit card unless Trackier approves a requested wire transfer.
• Downgrades do not receive prorated billing or refunds for the period before the next billing cycle.
• Customers must cancel before the first of the upcoming month to prevent future billing.
• Trial data may be permanently deleted if the customer does not subscribe before the trial ends.
• Technical assistance is available by email, and Trackier reserves the right to limit its extent and hours.
• Trackier’s Terms say backups are not assured in exceptional circumstances.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Self-Hosted Shifts the Cost Questions

A hosted tracker places infrastructure and maintenance questions with the provider, while a self-hosted option makes those responsibilities part of the buyer’s operational workload. In general, compare the two models by who maintains the system, controls the data, handles updates, and supports ongoing operation. Ask for those responsibilities in writing before weighing a subscription against self-managed work.

Fit Follows the Campaign Workload

Trackier presents its platform for brands and advertisers managing marketing campaigns, and describes its software as serving ad networks, agencies, and advertisers managing publisher relationships. Its stated audience makes partner campaign workflows a relevant basis for assessing fit.

The provider lists multi-vertical setups, influencer tracking, and mobile attribution tools, while Agency and Enterprise plans include multi-client support, user roles, white-label portals, and campaign grouping. Trackier also says businesses can customize and scale the platform.

Before purchase, match the proposal to the client structure and campaign workflows you need, then ask which listed features are included in that plan.

Questions About Trackier’s Billing Path

How long does the trial last?

Trackier’s pricing page states that the free trial lasts 30 days. The billing policy says trial services remain free until the trial ends or the subscription starts, whichever comes first. Buyers should clarify when their subscription would begin, since that start date can end trial billing.

How is the first invoice timed?

Trackier says a new customer’s first invoice is generated after the trial and prorated to align billing to a calendar month. The provider also says subscriptions are charged in advance and usage in arrears. Ask how the proposed invoice will show these separate billing timings.

What do the refund documents say?

The Terms say refunds are available only to individuals who cancel within 14 days of their first payment. The billing policy says first-month users receive refunds within 14 days and recurring customers do not. Those descriptions differ, so get written clarification on which applies to the purchase.

What happens if a plan is downgraded?

Trackier’s billing policy says downgrades receive neither prorated billing nor refunds for the period before the next billing cycle. The Terms allow plan changes at any time. Confirm the effective date and next billing cycle before requesting a downgrade.

What does the tracking software attribute?

Trackier says its affiliate tracking software attributes clicks and conversions and provides campaign performance visibility. Its pricing page describes multi-touch attribution as crediting touchpoints across the user journey. Ask how those attribution rules apply to the campaigns and reporting needs in your proposal.

What is included for agencies?

The pricing page says Trackier provides personalized pricing proposals based on selected goals.

Justified When Partner Work Fits

Fits if the subscription’s partner campaign management and attribution scope matches the buyer’s work, and the proposed plan covers the required workflows.

Probably not if the buyer cannot establish the plan’s included features and billing conditions before committing.

Main risk… the plan proposal must be weighed against the distinct trial, usage, and refund terms in Trackier’s billing documents.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.

• trackier.comchecked 2026-10-31
• trackier.com/terms-of-servicechecked 2026-10-31
• trackier.com/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• trackier.com/billing-policychecked 2026-10-31
• trackier.com/about-uschecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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