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The Anti-fraud plan is limited to click-fraud protection, while the Personal and Professional plans include cloaking. The catch is that choosing a plan means choosing a different scope, not just a different price.
For buyers comparing traffic tools, the distinction matters because the plan conditions shape what the service includes.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Campaign allowances differ by plan
The vendor’s page lists these campaign and click conditions, checked 2026-10-31:
- Anti-fraud: 20 campaigns; no click limit (vendor page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Personal: 50 campaigns; no click limit (vendor page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Professional: no campaign or click limit (vendor page, checked 2026-10-31).
Monthly charges buy different scopes
The vendor lists three monthly prices, with cloaking included in the two higher-scope plans:
- Anti-fraud: $299 per month; click-fraud protection without cloaking.
- Personal: $499 per month; basic cloaking.
- Professional: $999 per month; advanced cloaking and API access.
The vendor says Adspect accepts cryptocurrencies. It also says users can explore the platform for free after registering, without specifying a plan or feature for that access.
Traffic filtering and integrations are listed
The vendor says Adspect detects click fraud and filters traffic using browser fingerprints; this describes its stated mechanism, not evidence of effectiveness. It lists support for Google, Facebook, TikTok, Bing, X, Yandex, Snapchat, Taboola, and Outbrain, among other platforms.
The vendor says detailed statistics are retained for 6 months on the listed plans. It also describes a REST API for automating work, plus PHP and JavaScript integration types and integration with any tracker.
For sites, the vendor names Shopify, Tilda, GitHub, and WordPress. Offers involving restricted categories require checking applicable age and regional rules, platform requirements, and local law; this is not legal or financial advice.
Plan scope and integration options
The plan structure gives buyers a click-fraud-only option: Anti-fraud excludes cloaking, while Personal and Professional include it.
- Professional includes API access, and the vendor describes a REST API for automation.
- The vendor says Adspect offers PHP and JavaScript integration types and can integrate with any tracker.
Limits and plan exclusions narrow scope
The vendor’s plan descriptions and limits show where lower tiers narrow access:
- The vendor says Anti-fraud is limited to click-fraud protection, without cloaking, allows 20 campaigns, and has no click limit.
- The vendor describes Personal as a plan for solo beginners with basic cloaking; it allows 50 campaigns and has no click limit.
These conditions make campaign capacity and cloaking access distinct plan-selection constraints. Several other details remain open; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
What we could not confirm
- Terms and restrictions: governing rules and use conditions
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history
- Support: contact channels and response times
- Independent sources: third-party coverage and verification
- Subscription page: contents and subscription details
- How-it-works documentation: explanation of the service mechanism
- Terms, FAQ, and documentation pages: contents
- Promocodes and offers: availability, verification, and expiry details
What do the listed plans include?; How does Adspect describe traffic filtering?; Which terms remain to check?
What do the listed plans include?
The listed plans include click-fraud protection without cloaking on Anti-fraud, basic cloaking on Personal, and advanced cloaking with API access on Professional. Their campaign allowances also differ.
How does Adspect describe traffic filtering?
Adspect describes traffic filtering as detecting click fraud and filtering traffic using browser fingerprints. This is the vendor’s account of its mechanism, not independent evidence of performance.
Which terms remain to check?
The terms that need checking are the plan conditions, governing rules, and support questions; the unresolved items are collected in What we could not confirm.
Proceed when plan conditions are clear
Fits if… click-fraud protection alone matches the need, or the paid cloaking plans fit the required scope.
Probably not if… the required scope does not match the listed plan distinctions.
Main risk… choosing from the plan descriptions before resolving the governing rules and support questions listed above.
Sources
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How we put this page together
Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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