Last updated 16 September 2026. Operated by Wes Yarber.
The short version. SimpleClickTrack has a free lite version and a full version you pay for. Full access is $20 a year. It renews once a year until you stop it, you can stop it yourself from settings at any time, and you keep full access to the end of the year you have paid for. If it is ever shut down you get at least 90 days' notice and your data stays exportable throughout. Anything left of the year you have paid for is refunded.
A subscription of $20 a year removes the lite version's limits on your account: unlimited songs and set lists, your recorded count-ins and click sounds synced alongside them, and library export. It is billed once a year and renews until you stop it.
The lite version is free and stays free. It is a complete click track — it simply holds up to 10 songs and up to 10 items in a set list. Those songs, your saved services and your settings are kept on your account at those limits, so signing in on another device brings them with you; recorded count-ins and click sounds you make yourself stay on the device that made them, and export is a paid feature.
A subscription is billed once a year, on the anniversary of the day you started it, at the price your account is on. A price change never applies to a year already paid for, and you will be told before one applies to a renewal.
Stop it whenever you like: settings → general → your version → "stop renewing". Nothing changes the day you press it — you keep full access until the end of the year you have already paid for, and it simply does not bill again. Until that date you can turn renewal back on from the same place.
When it does end, your account drops back to the free lite version. Nothing is deleted — what is on your account stays on your account and you can still edit it, you simply cannot add beyond the lite limits until you subscribe again. Export your library first if you want a copy of everything, since export is a paid feature.
If SimpleClickTrack is going to be shut down:
Your click track does not stop working the moment a server does: the app runs offline in your browser from data already stored on your device, which is what makes it safe to rely on during a service with poor wifi.
If the full version does not do what this page says it does, ask for a refund within 30 days of paying and you will get one. Beyond that, refunds are at the operator's discretion, except for the discontinuation refund in section 3, which is a commitment rather than a discretion.
Signing in uses your Google account, and only a Google-verified email address can be used. What is stored is your email address and name, your song library, services and settings, and — if you choose to add one — your Planning Center key, which is encrypted at rest with a key that is not kept in the database.
Your data is not sold, and is not shared with anyone except as needed to run the service. Ask and your account and everything in it will be deleted; export first, because deletion is not reversible.
Planning Center is a separate service with its own terms. A key you add here is used only to read the plans you ask for, and is never used to write to your church's Planning Center account.
An account is for one person. Sharing sign-in credentials so several people use one purchase, reselling access, or automated use that materially degrades the service for others may result in the account being closed — with a refund of whatever is left of the year you have paid for.
SimpleClickTrack is provided as-is. It is a tool for running music, and while a great deal of care has gone into it being accurate and dependable, no guarantee is made that it will be available or error-free at any given moment. To the extent the law allows, liability is limited to the amount you paid. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
These terms may change. The terms in force when you last paid continue to govern that payment — in particular, the notice period and refund commitment in section 3 cannot be reduced after the fact for a year somebody has already paid for.
Questions, refunds, deletion requests: reply to your receipt. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Arkansas, USA.