Compare Opticks vs. ClickPatrol

Features
Traffic analysis
Paid traffic
Supported Supported
Direct and organic traffic
Supported Supported
Conversion analysis
Supported Supported
Channel integrations
Google Ads
Supported Supported
Meta Ads
Supported Supported
Microsoft Ads
Supported Supported
TikTok Ads
Supported Not supported
Taboola Ads
Supported Not supported
Reddit Ads
Supported Not supported
X Ads
Soon
Not supported
Outbrain Ads
Soon
Not supported
Platform integrations
HubSpot
Supported Not supported
Analytics and reporting
Realtime analytics
Supported Supported
Traffic channel detection
Supported Supported
UTMs detection
Supported Not supported
Custom variables
Supported Not supported
Click-by-click reports
Supported Not supported
Alerts and watchlist
Supported Not supported
Other features
AI Assistant
Supported Not supported
Session Forensics
Supported Not supported
Custom exclusions
Supported Supported
Scheduled reports
Supported Not supported

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Opticks vs ClickPatrol - FAQ

Across the 22 capabilities compared on this page, Opticks covers TikTok Ads, Taboola Ads, Reddit Ads, HubSpot, UTMs detection, Custom variables, Click-by-click reports, Alerts and watchlist, AI Assistant, Session Forensics and Scheduled reports, which ClickPatrol does not. Both products cover 9 of the same capabilities.
On the capabilities compared on this page, there is nothing ClickPatrol covers that Opticks does not.
Opticks covers 20 of the 22 capabilities in this comparison, against 9 for ClickPatrol. Opticks runs a 7-day free trial with no credit card, so you can run it side by side with ClickPatrol on the same traffic before switching.
Yes. Opticks installs in about 5 minutes through Google Tag Manager with no code changes, and does not conflict with ClickPatrol. Running both on the same traffic for a week is the most reliable way to compare what each one actually catches.
Last updated
03 Nov 2026