ClickCease pricing explained: what each plan costs and what drives the bill
ClickCease publishes its prices, which is to its credit: Starter $99, Pro $149 and Advanced $349 a month at list price. What the headline numbers do not tell you is what moves you between plans. It is not ad spend. Here is the full picture, read from ClickCease's own pricing page on November 11, 2026.
Updated
Prices verified 2026-11-11 - always check the vendor's own pricing page.
ClickCease, now part of CHEQ, sells click-fraud and bot protection for Google, Meta and Microsoft ads. It has three self-serve plans and an Enterprise route sold as CHEQ, for brands with more than a million annual web visits. Every plan includes unlimited Google Ads accounts, 24/7 support and cancel-any-time.
The number that decides your plan is total website traffic. ClickCease defines traffic as any user activity on your website that it detects or blocks, including internal page views as well as ad-driven visits. So a site with strong organic or direct traffic needs a bigger plan than its ad budget alone would suggest.
The prices on the page today are lower than list: $69, $104 and $244. That is a 30% discount for new customers on the first three billing cycles, and the regular price is billed from month four. Budget on the list price.
ClickCease pricing, laid out
| Tier | Price | Sized by | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $99/mo list ($69 for the first 3 billing cycles) | 1 website, 5k monthly traffic | Ad protection for Google, Meta and Microsoft, bot protection for WordPress, and Lead Shield for HubSpot up to 250 leads a month. |
| Pro | $149/mo list ($104 for the first 3 billing cycles) | 5 websites on the plan card, up to 10 in the comparison table; 10k traffic on the card, up to 40k in the table | Adds multiple domains, agency permissions, account overview and white-label reporting. HubSpot leads: 500 on the card, up to 2,000 in the table. |
| Advanced | $349/mo list ($244 for the first 3 billing cycles) | 20 websites; 50k traffic on the card, up to 80k in the table | Adds an in-person onboarding session. HubSpot leads: 2.5K on the card, up to 7,000 in the table. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Sold as CHEQ, for brands with 1M+ annual web visits | Contact sales. |
Read from clickcease.com/pricing.html on November 11, 2026. Vendors change prices and limits often: check the page yourself before you buy.
What Keyword Ninja's $149 plan buys instead
Keyword Ninja's Pro plan is also $149 a month, published. The difference is what the money covers. ClickCease Pro is click-fraud and bot protection across three ad platforms. Keyword Ninja Pro is a full Google Ads optimizer with click-fraud protection, Ninja Shield, included, for Google Ads only. It carries a $50,000 monthly ad-spend allowance and a flat $2 per $1,000 above that. For that one price you get:
- Wasted-spend detection that ranks every leak by cost - zero-conversion keywords, junk search terms, weak ads (free on every plan, including the $0 tier)
- The swipe-to-decide Search Terms deck plus n-gram analysis, with no Google Ads script to install
- One-click negative keywords and a curated Smart Blocklist
- Performance Max verdicts - brand cannibalization, channel waste, junk placements - with negatives up to the 10,000 cap
- Ninja Shield click-fraud protection included (a job that costs $99+/mo as a standalone tool elsewhere)
- Dayparting heatmap, rule-based automations and Autopilot, and scheduled PDF reports (white-label branding is on Enterprise)
- 5 connected Google Ads accounts and 3 team members, with extra seats at $10/month (Enterprise: 25 accounts, 10 members)
The parts of the bill that are easy to miss
The plan cards and the comparison table on the same pricing page do not fully agree. The Pro card shows 5 websites; the table says up to 10. The Pro card shows 10k traffic with a second figure of 40k, and Advanced shows 50k with a second figure of +140k, while the table lists up to 40k and up to 80k. The likely reading is that the price moves with traffic inside a plan, but the page does not print the price at the higher volumes. Ask for the number at your own traffic level before you commit.
Agency features start at Pro. Multiple domains, agency permissions, account overview and white-label reporting are not on Starter, so an agency protecting several client sites is on Pro or Advanced by structure, whatever those sites spend.
There is a yearly billing option labelled "Save 15%" and a 7-day free trial. The pricing page does not say whether the trial needs a card.
When ClickCease's price is worth it
If click fraud is a measured, primary problem, and especially if it reaches your Meta or Microsoft ads or several websites, ClickCease's price buys something Keyword Ninja does not offer: cross-platform protection from a tool built for that one job. Ninja Shield protects Google Ads only.
Its pricing model also favors one shape of advertiser: high ad spend on a low-traffic site. Because the plan follows site traffic and not spend, an account spending heavily on a small site starts at the same $99 as a tiny one. If that is you, ClickCease is cheap for what it does.
The verdict on price
- You need fraud protection on Meta or Microsoft too - ClickCease. It covers all three platforms on every plan; Ninja Shield is Google Ads only.
- High ad spend, low site traffic - ClickCease is sized by traffic, so it is inexpensive for this profile. Check the traffic definition first: it counts all site activity, not only ad clicks.
- Click fraud is one leak among several on Google Ads - Keyword Ninja. The same $149 covers wasted-spend detection, negatives, search terms, Performance Max verdicts and Ninja Shield.
- High organic traffic, modest ad budget - Run the numbers before choosing ClickCease: the plan is sized by total traffic, so the bill can outgrow the budget it protects.
Frequently asked questions
How much does ClickCease cost?
List prices are Starter $99, Pro $149 and Advanced $349 a month, with a custom Enterprise route sold as CHEQ (ClickCease pricing page, November 2026). New customers currently see $69, $104 and $244, which is 30% off the first three billing cycles only.
Is the $69 ClickCease price permanent?
No. The pricing page states that the 30% discount applies to the first three billing cycles for new customers, and that the regular price is billed from month four.
Is ClickCease priced on ad spend?
No. Plans are sized by the number of websites and by total traffic, which ClickCease defines as any user activity on your website that it detects or blocks, including internal page views and ad-driven visits. All plans include unlimited Google Ads accounts.
Does ClickCease have a free plan?
Its pricing page lists no free plan. It offers a 7-day free trial. Keyword Ninja has a free plan with wasted-spend scanning; its click-fraud protection, Ninja Shield, is part of the $149 Pro plan.
Does ClickCease cover platforms other than Google Ads?
Yes. Every plan lists ad protection for Google, Meta and Microsoft. Keyword Ninja's Ninja Shield protects Google Ads only.
See what your Google Ads account is wasting before you add another subscription
Run Keyword Ninja's free audit. It shows where the account spends without converting, and click-fraud protection is included from the $149 Pro plan.