Attriq

Overview

Attriq is a web and API service for managing paid creator promotions and measuring the clicks and conversions they generate. It is best suited to brands running creator campaigns that need both a promotion workflow and performance tracking. Its strongest case is combining those jobs; the creator and click caps, attribution window, and support terms make plan selection important.

Key features

Campaign workflow and attribution

Brands can post paid promotions to the Boost Board for creators to apply to, track results, and pay creators through Stripe. That makes Attriq more than a link dashboard: it connects promotion, measurement, and payment for paid campaigns. Server-side redirects support click-ID attribution for 30 days on Free and Starter, and 60 days on Growth and Agency. The shorter window is a meaningful trade-off for campaigns where conversions may take longer to arrive.

Analytics and integrations

Link analytics cover daily click timelines, device and browser breakdowns, country heatmaps, referrers, and conversion funnels. Conversion attribution supports Stripe, Shopify, or a custom webhook, while Slack and Discord can receive sale alerts. Growth adds link-level analytics, A/B testing, and Slack or Discord alerts, which makes it the more useful tier for teams comparing links and monitoring sales. Starter includes webhook integrations but not those Growth features.

Fraud, privacy, and reliability

Attriq says it checks for fraud with Gemini AI URL scanning, bot filtering, IP deduplication, velocity detection, and fingerprinting. Its privacy policy says IP addresses are immediately hashed with SHA-256 rather than stored in plain text; click data is retained for 12 months, while account data remains until account deletion. The policy also describes HTTPS/TLS 1.2+, database row-level security, bcrypt password hashing, and restricted production access with multi-factor authentication. These measures are useful safeguards, but the service has no uptime guarantee unless a separate written service-level agreement applies. Email support is best-effort with no guaranteed response time; priority support is included on Growth, and Agency offers dedicated support.

Pricing

Attriq has a free plan and three paid plans billed monthly. The main trade-off as price rises is capacity and campaign tooling: free is tightly capped, Starter raises the limits and adds exports, while Growth and Agency add longer attribution and features for more involved reporting or team use.

• Free — free: Up to 3 creators and 1,000 clicks per month, with a basic dashboard and QR codes. It is a sensible starting point for a small campaign, but the low click allowance and 30-day attribution window leave little room for sustained volume.
• Starter — $29 a month, billed monthly: Up to 10 creators and 10,000 clicks per month, plus CSV/PDF exports, AI scam detection, and webhook integrations. It suits a small brand that needs to share reports or connect conversion data, but remains at 30-day attribution and lacks Growth's link-level analytics, A/B testing, and chat alerts.
• Growth — $79 a month, billed monthly: Unlimited creators and 100,000 clicks per month, with link-level analytics, A/B testing, Slack/Discord alerts, 60-day attribution, and priority support. This is the strongest fit for a growing campaign program that needs link comparisons and more time to attribute conversions.
• Agency — $199 a month, billed monthly: Five team seats and 500,000 clicks per month, plus white-labeled reports, embeddable widgets, 60-day attribution, and dedicated support. It is aimed at teams serving multiple stakeholders who need branded reporting, though the five-seat limit matters for larger groups.

There is no published trial term to weigh against the free tier. Brands should compare their expected creator count and monthly clicks with each cap before committing, and consider the best-effort support and lack of an uptime guarantee if campaigns depend on timely service.

Platforms

Attriq is available on the web and through an API. It is not positioned as a mobile app in the listed platform coverage, so teams choosing it should be comfortable working through a browser or integrating through the API.

Who it's for

Attriq is a practical match for brands paying creators who want to post promotions, track campaign outcomes, and handle creator payments through Stripe in one service. Free can serve a small test campaign; Starter fits modest ongoing activity; Growth is the more complete choice for teams needing link-level comparisons and longer attribution. Brands needing guaranteed uptime or guaranteed email response times should look elsewhere or secure a separate written service-level agreement.

Pros and cons

• Pro: The Boost Board connects paid promotion applications, results tracking, and Stripe creator payments, keeping key campaign steps together.
• Pro: Analytics span click patterns and conversion funnels, with Stripe, Shopify, and custom webhook attribution options.
• Pro: Growth and Agency extend attribution to 60 days, useful when conversions may lag behind clicks.
• Con: Free is limited to 3 creators and 1,000 clicks monthly, so it is only a narrow starting point for active campaigns.
• Con: Starter keeps the 30-day attribution window and omits Growth's link-level analytics and A/B testing.
• Con: Email support has no guaranteed response time, and uptime is not guaranteed without a separate written agreement.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Influencer Marketing Analytics Software.

• Later is worth considering when Android or iOS access and a content calendar matter more than Attriq's paid-promotion and attribution workflow; its Starter plan is $18.75 a month billed yearly.
• CreatorDB offers an API and web platform with a free entry point and pay-as-you-go credits, but its free tier includes no credits and requires a $40 minimum top-up for paid credits.
• InfluenceKit may suit influencer reporting needs where invited influencers can use the platform free; its Flex plan is free and costs $99 per influencer, with one team member.
• DeepDeets is an alternative for teams seeking campaign tracking with a 90-day tracking limit; its PROJECT plan is $99 a month for one active campaign and up to 100 influencers per campaign.
• InfluenceX is a free, MIT-licensed, self-hosted option.
• IQFluence is another paid API and web option, with a Starter plan displayed at $236 a month on a yearly plan.
• Brandwatch Listen may be worth considering for teams already evaluating its social media management contract; its saved-search allocation depends on that contract.
• Klear is an alternative for teams seeking media intelligence, social listening, AI visibility tracking, or media relations.

Verdict

Choose Attriq if your brand pays creators and wants promotion applications, click and conversion attribution, and campaign analytics in one workflow. The 60-day attribution and richer link analysis make Growth the clearest fit for expanding programs, while the free tier provides a constrained way to begin. Look elsewhere if your campaigns need guaranteed availability or response times, or if your expected volume exceeds the plan caps without a suitable upgrade.