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Traffic filtering separates visitor groups

The FAQ describes the service as separating target and non-target visitors, while its terms characterize the software as tools for configuring, managing, and analyzing internet traffic. The provider lists filtering criteria and geographic targeting, but these are vendor descriptions rather than independently verified performance.

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Starter limits and annual billing differ

The pricing page lists monthly plans starting at $49 and yearly plans starting at $25 per month, while its Starter plan has a specific allowance and price. The provider says current plans appear in the user’s account, so buyers should check the displayed terms before subscribing.

The homepage lists the Starter plan at $49 per month or $300 per year, with 3 active flows. It also describes 7 days of full access after registration. The Terms say a trial may be offered under conditions determined by the provider.

The FAQ lists Capitalist, cryptocurrencies, Perfect Money, and Visa as supported payment methods. The Terms state that payments are final and non-refundable, including when users stop using the service or their accounts are suspended.

API access links flows and domains

The provider says users can manage flows, domains, and filtering settings through an API. It also says users may connect their own domains or purchase domains through the service.

The FAQ describes statistics as updating in real time and synchronizing approximately every minute. The FAQ also states that a flow is automatically set to Pause if its subscription is not renewed on time.

Check the service before relying on it

These answers help establish what the service covers contractually and operationally before a buyer relies on it.

Documented scope covers several controls

The provider lists criteria including IP, VPN or proxy, IPv6, ISP, referrer, and click limits. This describes the stated filtering scope, not independently verified performance.

Geographic targeting is described by country, device, operating system, browser, language, and time zone. These categories indicate the kinds of attributes the provider says can be used for targeting.

Users can connect their own domains or purchase domains through the service. The provider also says flow, domain, and filtering settings can be managed through an API.

The Terms list email and Telegram as support contact routes. Those channels provide stated ways to contact support; the provider’s stated support hours are Monday through Friday, 10:00–18:00 UTC+3.

Refund and account terms narrow flexibility

The Terms and FAQ set out the payment and account conditions that limit flexibility.

• Payments are final and non-refundable, including if a user stops using the service or an account is suspended.
• Funds in a service balance cannot be withdrawn, exchanged, or refunded; the FAQ says only partner-program earnings can be withdrawn.
• The Terms allow account restrictions without prior notice in response to suspicious activity.
• If a subscription is not renewed on time, the FAQ says the flow is automatically set to Pause.
• The Terms allow user data to remain stored for up to 30 days before possible permanent deletion without recovery.
• The Terms describe the service as provided “as is” and say it does not guarantee uninterrupted operation, freedom from technical errors, compatibility, or results.

Affiliate use carries rule obligations

The provider describes the service as suitable for affiliate marketing and says it works with advertising sources including Facebook, TikTok, Google, and native networks. Those are vendor claims, not evidence of platform approval or verified compatibility.

The Terms make users responsible for campaign content, landing pages, advertising materials, traffic sources, and legal compliance. They require users to be at least 18 and have legal capacity to enter agreements. The Terms prohibit malicious software, phishing, fraud, illegal activity, and unauthorized access.

Compare filtering by control and terms

Compare services by their stated filtering criteria, API and domain controls, plan allowances, refund and suspension clauses, data handling, and support access. Ask each provider to define its limits and contractual terms rather than assuming that similarly named features work alike.

Questions about access, billing, and support

What does the Starter plan include?

The Starter plan includes three active flows, according to the homepage. The provider lists its price as $49 per month or $300 per year. The plan allowance gives buyers a concrete limit to compare with their intended flow count before choosing a subscription.

How is the access period described?

The homepage says the service provides seven days of full access after registration. Separately, the Terms say a trial may be offered under conditions determined by the provider. These descriptions do not establish that every registration receives the same trial terms.

Are payments refundable?

No. The Terms state that payments are final and non-refundable, including when users stop using the service or their accounts are suspended. The FAQ also says service-balance funds cannot be withdrawn; it distinguishes these from earnings through the partner program.

What happens if a subscription is not renewed?

The FAQ says a flow is automatically set to Pause if its subscription is not renewed on time. The Terms also allow user data to be stored for up to 30 days before possible permanent deletion without recovery. Buyers should read both conditions together when assessing continuity and data retention.

How can a user contact support, and when are requests reviewed?

The Terms require requests to be submitted in writing to the support email and say the service reviews them within up to 14 business days. They list support hours as Monday through Friday, 10:00–18:00 UTC+3. These are the provider’s stated process and schedule.

How can a user change plans?

The FAQ says users can change plans at any time through support, with the remaining paid period taken into account.

Proceed only after checking the conditions

Fits if the documented filtering scope and Starter allowance match the buyer’s requirements.

Probably not if refundable payments or uninterrupted operation are required, given the provider’s stated payment and service terms.

Main risk… final payments combined with the Terms’ allowance for account restrictions without prior notice. Check the account terms and payment conditions before subscribing.

Sources

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• cloaking.housechecked 2026-10-30
• cloaking.house/termschecked 2026-10-30
• cloaking.house/faqchecked 2026-10-30

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 2026-10-30. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-30

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