# How Threadly Tracks CTA Clicks

When you send a message with Threadly to a public or private channel, Threadly tracks each click that your audience makes on your message. This includes both Website CTAs and Form CTAs.

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**NOTE:** If Threadly is not a member of the channel, then it cannot properly track clicks.

[Learn how to add Threadly to a channel here.](/threadly/getting-started/adding-threadly-to-your-channels.md)
{% endhint %}

To view the CTA clicks from a message you sent with Threadly, you can visit the **Logs & Analytics** tab of the app.

* Users on the Free plan can only see the total count of reactions and clicks on a message.
* Users on the Premium plan have access to advanced analytics and can dive a step further to see who clicked, and when. You can also setup [real-time click notifications](/threadly/setting-up-real-time-click-notifications.md) to be notified of activity.


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