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FraudFilter.io offers one plan for media buyers seeking tighter traffic control, but the published refund terms differ. The pricing page states a 15-day refund policy, while the Terms say subscription fees are non-refundable unless an exception applies. That distinction matters before paying, especially if a partial billing period is involved.

Media buyers comparing traffic-screening terms may find the conditions most useful when they check how the pricing page and Terms apply to their purchase.

Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.

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FraudFilter.io
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Cloaking
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What does the one plan include?

The provider’s pricing page and homepage describe the plan and its scope, checked 2026-10-31.

  • Plan: one plan for media buyers (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
  • Campaign scope: no campaign limits, according to the pricing page (checked 2026-10-31).
  • Click logs: access for six months, according to the pricing page (checked 2026-10-31).
  • Integrations: PHP, API access, and a WordPress plugin (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
The diagram summarizes the single plan and its stated access routes.
The pricing page describes one plan and lists the following scope. Built from facts published on fraudfilter.io; checked 2026-10-31.

What does the trial and refund wording say?

The trial is free, while the refund language differs between the pricing page and the Terms. The homepage states that the trial lasts 7 days and requires no credit card.

The two paid-subscription statements are:

  • Pricing page — 15-day refund policy — checked 2026-10-31.
  • Terms — subscription fees are non-refundable unless the Terms or a separate pricing agreement specify otherwise — checked 2026-10-31.

The Terms also exclude refunds or credits for partial periods of use or non-use. The trial condition and the paid-subscription refund language address different things; ask support how the pricing-page policy applies alongside the Terms before paying.

The comparison shows the trial statement and the two refund descriptions.
The pricing page and Terms state different refund conditions. Built from facts published on fraudfilter.io; checked 2026-10-31.

What does inline traffic screening cover?

FraudFilter.io describes real-time screening intended to detect and block invalid traffic for performance marketers. The provider says its filters can identify VPN, proxy, Tor, crawler, and AI-agent traffic. It also says traffic is filtered in place without redirects.

Advertising platforms prohibit cloaking and may block accounts that use it. Such offers are restricted by law, age, or region; check network and platform rules and local law. This review describes documented features only, without setup advice, and is not legal or financial advice.

The diagram shows the provider’s stated inline screening and invalid-traffic response.
This summarizes vendor descriptions, not independently verified performance. Built from facts published on fraudfilter.io; checked 2026-10-31.

Which questions belong with support?

Ask support to clarify how the pricing-page refund statement applies alongside the Terms, particularly for a paid subscription and partial billing periods. The published statements describe different conditions.

The homepage lists email support.

How do API access and filters fit?

The listed integration routes are PHP, API access, and a WordPress plugin. FraudFilter says its API uses the nearest edge node for network routing and that its filtering API uses a global anycast network.

The provider says buyers can combine custom heuristics with its threat data. Its stated click-log access period is six months, according to the service (checked 2026-10-31). Ask support which route fits your setup and how the listed filtering options relate to your traffic controls.

The diagram connects the listed integration methods to FraudFilter API access.
The vendor lists these integration routes; the diagram does not imply a setup sequence. Built from facts published on fraudfilter.io; checked 2026-10-31.

Which stated terms give buyers scope?

The pricing page lists IP-type filters for corporate, datacenter, and residential traffic.

The homepage claims throughput of 100 requests per second per key. It describes engine execution latency as approximately 5 milliseconds. These are vendor-stated figures, not independently verified measurements.

The trial requires no credit card, according to the homepage. PHP and API access, along with a WordPress plugin, are listed integration routes.

Which conditions narrow the offer?

The Terms place obligations on account holders and allow service access to be suspended or ended. The provider’s Terms and pricing page, checked 2026-10-31, describe these conditions.

  • The pricing page’s 15-day refund policy differs from the Terms’ non-refundable subscription-fee rule, which allows exceptions stated in the Terms or a separate pricing agreement.
  • The Terms exclude refunds or credits for partial periods of use or non-use.
  • Continued use after a Terms update constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.
  • Users are responsible for safeguarding account credentials and activity under their accounts.
  • The Terms prohibit misuse, interference with service operation, and unlawful use; violations may result in suspension or termination of account or service access.

Which screening terms should alternatives match?

In general, compare screening scope and integration routes, then check traffic limits, log retention, and refund language. Ask each provider to define what its limits cover and how its refund terms interact with the service agreement.

Who can work within these terms?

FraudFilter.io describes its service as real-time traffic fraud prevention for performance marketers, and says it offers one plan for media buyers seeking tighter traffic control. Buyers considering that stated scope should read the Terms alongside the pricing-page conditions before deciding whether they fit their operating requirements.

The Terms apply to people accessing or using the service. They also place responsibility for account credentials and activity on users, while continued use after a Terms update counts as acceptance.

What we could not confirm

  • Help documentation: guidance and coverage of the support materials.
  • Technical validation: independent measurement of screening and performance claims.
  • Implementation detail: integration workflow, configuration controls, and troubleshooting.
  • Support terms: response times, service hours, and escalation process.
  • Data handling: processing terms beyond the stated click-log access period.

What do the pricing page and Terms answer?

Does the trial require payment details?

The trial does not require a credit card, according to the homepage checked 2026-10-31. This describes the trial condition; it does not resolve how the separate paid-subscription refund statements apply.

Which integration routes does the pricing page list?

The pricing page lists PHP integration and API access, and says the service includes a WordPress plugin. Buyers can ask support which route matches their intended use.

How long are click logs available?

The homepage states that click logs are available for six months. The pricing page separately says the plan includes access to click logs for six months; both pages give the same stated retention period.

When do users agree to the Terms?

The Terms say users agree to them by accessing or using the service. This makes the document relevant before access, not only when a buyer is reviewing a subscription or refund question.

What happens if the Terms change?

FraudFilter.io may change its Terms, and the document says continued use after an update constitutes acceptance. Buyers can ask support how updates are communicated and where the current Terms are presented before using the service.

Are the written conditions ready to try?

Fits if the stated traffic-screening scope matches the buyer’s needs and the account responsibilities and Terms are acceptable.

Probably not if the refund wording needs to be settled before proceeding; the pricing page and Terms state different conditions.

Main risk… proceeding without clarifying how the pricing-page refund statement applies alongside the Terms, including their partial-period exclusion.

Sources

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Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

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