How good are our clicks?
Here are the measured numbers.
How long clickers stay, where their connections come from, and what gets rejected — measured across a multi-day sample of the clicks our network delivered.
Where these numbers come from
Each figure is measured from our production database — not estimated, not projected. Here is exactly what was measured and how.
Visit length
Our system records when a clicker lands on your site and when their visit completes. The gap between the two is the visit length. Across 19,045 measured clicks, the average was 84 seconds.
Every click has an enforced minimum stay built in. A visit that ends early is rejected automatically and never billed — it doesn't appear in your click count or your invoice.
IP verification
Every clicker's IP address is checked against independent IP intelligence data before a click counts. Connections flagged as VPN, datacenter, or public proxy are rejected.
In the sample, 0 of 760,085 accepted clicks came from a flagged connection. The average IP risk score was 0.24 on a 0–100 scale; 99.4% of clicks scored 10 or below.
Country accuracy
When an order restricts clickers to one country, only clickers whose verified IP is in that country can take it. The sample included 306,730 clicks on country-restricted orders — none came from the wrong country, and fewer than 0.02% had no location recorded.
Orders that select a country version of Google without the location restriction work differently: those clicks can come from anywhere, by design.
Screening
Clicks are validated before they count: timing checks, IP checks, and behavioral checks run on every single click. In the sample, 776,000 click attempts became 760,085 accepted clicks — about 1 in 50 was rejected.
Rejected clicks are never billed. Screening is why the other three numbers hold.
Verify these numbers against your own data
SerpClix clicks come from real people in real browsers, so they appear in your own Google Analytics like any other organic visit — visit length included. Run a campaign and compare what you see with what's published here.
About this report
Can I control how long clickers stay on my site?
No — and you don't need to. Every order has an enforced minimum stay built in, and clicks that end early are rejected automatically. There is nothing to configure.
Do these numbers guarantee ranking improvements?
No. There are no guarantees in SEO — these numbers describe the quality of the clicks you buy, not what Google will do with them. The evidence that click-through rate influences rankings is on our evidence page.
Why don't other click services publish numbers like these?
Measuring visit length and IP quality requires real people in real browsers with real IP addresses. Automated traffic can't produce these measurements — which is why we publish ours and invite you to check them in your own Analytics.