Arbitrage: miscellaneous
hoax tech
hoax.tech’s pages describe real-time traffic filtering and showing different content to different audiences. The provider’s pricing page says the Light (test) plan lasts seven days, is free, and includes two flows. The pricing page lists a one-month term and 100 flows for the Standard plan. The provider’s Terms state that fees are prepaid and non-refundable unless otherwise required by law; partial payments and compensation for unused active periods are not provided. The provider’s FAQ says using the service requires a server with PHP. In general, media buyers should check both the technical requirement and the contractual terms before proceeding.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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What do Light, Standard, and Pro include?
The pricing page and FAQ list these plan terms and features, checked 2026-10-31.
- Light (test): seven days, free, two flows; includes PHP and JS fingerprinting, Matchex®, traffic details, basic support, and an automation API.
- Standard: one month and 100 flows; includes PHP and JS fingerprinting, Matchex®, traffic details, priority support, and an automation API.
- Pro: one month and unlimited* flows; includes PHP and JS fingerprinting, Matchex®, traffic details, priority support, and an automation API.
- Visit limits: the FAQ says there are no visit limits, distinguishing visits from the flow allowances above.
What does a subscription commit you to?
The pricing page says new users can try the service free for seven days without providing a card. It also says an unused trial may be extended by contacting support, and users can select an available subscription plan after the trial.
Payment goes through the account’s Payments section, and the provider says it accepts various currencies at the exchange rate in effect when payment is made. On its Plus page, the provider says pricing has no hidden fees for extra features.
The Terms specify access periods of 31 days for monthly plans, 183 days for semiannual plans, and 365 days for annual plans. The FAQ describes a free 7-day trial activated by registering and contacting support.
The Terms say fees are prepaid and non-refundable unless otherwise required by law; they also exclude partial payments and compensation for unused active periods. The Terms’ trial conditions require requesting access through support and prohibit creating multiple accounts to obtain multiple trials.
What does Matchex analyze?
The provider describes filtering visitors using signals such as digital fingerprints; use must follow platform rules and the law.
The provider says its JavaScript fingerprinting collects browser and device data, including screen resolution, operating system, language settings, and active plugins. Its Plus page describes the service’s traffic analytics as “in-depth” and “advanced.”
What should support answer before registration?
Before registering, ask whether the required PHP server fits your intended setup; the FAQ says the service requires a server with PHP.
The Terms require accurate, up-to-date registration information, including an email address, username, and password. In general, buyers should clarify which details are needed for their account and how corrections are handled.
The FAQ lists Telegram, website live chat, and email as support routes. The provider also says its support team can assist with setup and that step-by-step guides are available. Ask which channel handles pre-registration questions and what assistance it covers.
How does traffic filtering work?
The provider describes incoming traffic being assessed and processed in real time according to user-defined rules. It says the assessment can use factors such as location, traffic source, device type, device language, and operating system. The FAQ also names country, device type, IP, and JavaScript fingerprints among its analysis factors.
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Which terms give buyers room to plan?
The pricing page says new users can try the service free for seven days without providing a card.
The listed plans include PHP and JS fingerprinting, Matchex®, traffic details, and an automation API.
The FAQ names Telegram, website live chat, and email as support routes.
Which conditions narrow continued access?
The Terms give the provider broad discretion over access, and the pricing rules make trial use conditional. The Terms and FAQ state the following restrictions, checked 2026-10-31.
- Fees are prepaid and generally non-refundable; the Terms exclude partial payments and compensation for unused active periods.
- The provider requires users to register and contact support for a trial, and bars multiple accounts to obtain multiple trials.
- The company may suspend or terminate access for invalid registration details or repeated or systematic abuse of free trials.
- The Terms prohibit sharing accounts or passwords, or giving third parties access to the service.
- The company may change or discontinue features, or limit, suspend, or terminate access without notice.
- The service is provided as is, without express or implied warranties, including uninterrupted or error-free operation.
- The Terms cap total liability for service-related claims at 10% of fees paid for the most recent month of service usage.
Which filtering terms should alternatives match?
In general, compare filtering mechanisms, flow and visit limits, integration requirements, support routes, and the terms for refunds or suspension. Ask providers to explain how their stated limits work in practice, and check whether the required technical setup fits your own environment.
Who can work within these plan terms?
The license is limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable, and the provider says it is for personal business purposes. Buyers should assess whether those terms match how the service will be used.
The Terms prohibit account sharing, while the FAQ requires a server with PHP. The Standard and Pro plan descriptions state that there are no visit restrictions. The Terms also disclaim express and implied warranties, including uninterrupted or error-free operation. Review these conditions against your own access, hosting, and service-continuity requirements before proceeding.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and company history.
What do the FAQ and Terms answer?
How is trial access activated?
The FAQ says trial access is activated by registering and contacting support. The Terms also require users to request a trial through support and prohibit creating multiple accounts to obtain multiple trials. The pricing page likewise says users must register and contact technical support.
What happens after the trial?
The Terms say users must choose and pay for a subscription plan to continue accessing the service after the trial. This is separate from the pricing page’s description of the Light (test) plan, which has its own stated term and flow allowance. Check which route applies to the trial you are requesting.
Are fingerprinting and Matchex included?
The FAQ states that JavaScript Fingerprinting and Matchex are included in the basic plan. This is the FAQ’s inclusion statement; the plan pages separately list features by plan. Review the plan description alongside the FAQ before choosing a subscription.
What does the PHP server requirement mean?
The FAQ says using the service requires a server with PHP. Buyers should confirm that their intended hosting setup meets this requirement before registering.
Who processes payments?
The Terms say payments are processed through a third-party provider, and the company disclaims responsibility for that provider’s actions or failures. Buyers should review the payment provider’s role and any applicable terms before submitting payment details.
How can users deactivate an account or report abuse?
The Terms say users can request account deactivation by emailing support with their registration details and the specified subject line. They also provide a listed abuse email for reporting suspected unlawful use or Terms violations.
Are the written terms ready to assess?
Fits if… the PHP requirement, account-use rules, and license terms match your operating setup.
Probably not if… continued access depends on sharing credentials or receiving compensation for unused subscription time.
Main risk… trial access precedes a paid subscription, while fees are prepaid and generally non-refundable and the provider reserves broad rights to change features or suspend access. Resolve remaining account and subscription questions before registering.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- hoax.tech/faqchecked
- hoax.tech/priceschecked
- hoax.tech/termschecked
- hoax.tech/pluschecked
- hoax.tech/aboutchecked
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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