The free edition records every visitor your ads send, scores each one and shows you the reasoning. It never blocks anyone. Install it, watch a week of your own traffic, and decide with your own numbers in front of you.
No account, no card, no key. It is in WordPress’s own plugin directory, so it installs and updates from your dashboard like any other plugin.
None of these are switched off to make a point. They are what a licence pays for. Everything the free edition records stays yours either way, and a licence added later reads the history that is already there.
ClickHelm is published in the official WordPress.org plugin directory. Being listed there is not a formality: the WordPress plugin review team reads the code of every plugin before it goes up, and ours was read and approved. It also means you never handle a file — you install it from inside your own dashboard, and updates arrive there the way every other plugin’s do.
Plugins, then Add New, then type ClickHelm. Install Now, then Activate. The database tables are created for you.
A short setup runs the first time you open it. The one step that matters is a tracking template you paste into Google Ads — it cannot be applied to clicks that already happened.
Recording starts immediately. Come back in seven days and read what your own traffic actually did, with the reasoning beside every visitor.
If your server cannot reach the plugin directory, the listing has the zip as well, and Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin still works.
Nothing is routed through us and no DNS changes. The plugin runs on your server, against your own database, and your visitor records stay there. The one thing that can leave is the address itself, sent to be classified as a VPN, proxy, Tor exit or data centre — relayed, never stored, and only if you say yes when setup asks. Security has the full list.