Help desk
What We monitor
Landing page rendering
Analysis of the correct use of JavaScript scripts in which are placed so-called 'bot honeypots'.
System parameters
Analysis of data identifying the target operating system of the device generating the traffic.
Browser parameters
Browser data collected for a visit on the monitored website.
User behavior parameters
A set of data that allows the identification of unnatural behavior on the monitored page.
Machine parameters
Analysis and evaluation of the parameters of the device from which traffic was generated to the monitored website.
IP analysis
Analysis of data related to the IP number of a potential browser user.
Device fingerprint
Creating and analyzing a virtual fingerprint - a unique identifier of the device generating traffic on the monitored website.
Browser fingerprint
Unique browser imprint generated from the parameters of the target web-browser version.
Google parameters
Assessment of the traffic generated on the monitored website issued by the Google anti-fraud system.
Session data
Verification of specific visits, their number, visited pages and frequency of visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Client-side system installation comes down to including a code snippet in the website's body prepared by our IT. It can also be done by Google Tag Manager.
No. Our system requires mere miliseconds to collect data and detect click and lead fraud, while being completely invisible for a normal user and with no changes to browsing experience.
After the system configuration we track every click on your ads or filling a lead and analyze them for potential ad fraud. Unfair and suspicious sources are blocked immediately in Google Ads to prevent further attacks.
Our system is configured for a given advertiser - that means personalization allowing to fit the right solutions in terms of ad fraud protection for client specific requirements.
We start monitoring and analysis immediately after system configuration.
For new Clients we offer test implementations allowing to test the tool's efficiency and the scale of the ad fraud problem for the given specific case.
Click abusing occurs when one or more persons or bots supplies unwanted or repeated clicks on Pay Per Click (PPC) paid ads. This causes cost increases to the advertiser, who has to pay for each click despite them being worthless.
Ad publishers get paid for each click - real or not. Digital ad platforms are a middleman and each click also brings them profit.
Each billing model - CPC, CPA, CPM - is prone to abuse from unfair publishers and competitors, each having a different approach to fraud operations. Most of the time the fraud culprits are bots or botnets - systems allowing for Internet request automation.
Our system is capable of collecting approximately 200 unique parameters with each click leading to a visit on the advertiser's website. Specialized systems, incorporating artificial intelligence and machine learning among others, allow for detecting which of these criteria and their combinations indicate ad fraud and inhuman behavior.
11. What is a bot?
Bot is a computer program that simulates human behavior, emulating actions making it seem less artificial and more natural. They are able to send leads from unknown sources using your contact form or click on your ads.
According to specialists, 1 out of 5 of clicks is made by a program/bot, each click having to be paid for regardless of its uselessness to an advertiser.
Botnet is a set of computers or other devices with Internet access, which are infected with malware - software used to perform mass actions on the Internet, like sending spam or making money on ad fraud. The makers of a botnet control the infected computers remotely, without the owners' permission or knowledge.
Contact us using the contact form available on our website - our experts will get in touch with you and fill in the details of our cooperation.
Contact us
