Cloaking
NoIpFraud
NoIpFraud’s terms pair a credit-based plan with a refund-policy conflict: the pricing page offers a 7-day refund policy with no questions asked, while the Terms exclude refunds for unused clicks. The provider describes the service as an ad traffic filtering platform delivered as self-hosted software with no central login. Buyers weighing a credit meter against those refund and account conditions have reason to read the wording closely.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- NoIpFraud
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- Cloaking
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- noipfraud.com · No link provided
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What do the credit plans list?
The pricing page and FAQ list these plans and credit terms, checked 2026-10-31.
- The provider says the Trial Pack costs $67 for 10,000 credits per week, with weekly renewal.
- The provider says the Pro Monthly plan costs $597 for 600,000 credits per month, with monthly renewal.
- The provider says the Enterprise plan starts at over 1 million credits per month and from $0.60 CPM.
- Billing: the provider says customers are charged for clicks used; the FAQ defines a click as an allowed visit and says blocked clicks are not charged.
What does each plan charge?
The Trial Pack and Pro Monthly have stated prices and renewal intervals; Enterprise is priced from a CPM rate.
The pricing page lists the Trial Pack at $67 for 10,000 credits per week, renewing weekly, and Pro Monthly at $597 for 600,000 credits per month, renewing monthly. Enterprise starts at over 1 million credits per month, from $0.60 CPM, according to the pricing page. The FAQ says a plan renews on its one-week or one-month timeframe from the payment date.
Payment options listed in the FAQ are Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Apple Pay. The Terms state that subscription fees are payable monthly by credit card and are in U.S. dollars unless otherwise specified. The provider says unused credits remain with an active subscription, while the Terms exclude refunds for unused clicks.
The Terms also say the provider may change service fees by posting changes on its website. Check how that provision applies to the plan and renewal you intend to purchase.
What does the filtering platform describe?
The provider says its filtering service blocks unwanted bots and filters non-human traffic; these are vendor claims, not independently established performance findings. It also describes an algorithm-based filtering model that updates daily as it detects new threats. The provider calls its service an ad traffic filtering platform and says it has delivered this type of filtering for 15 years.
The Terms say the service can retrieve account information from third-party providers at the user’s direction. That statement does not specify the integrations or technical requirements.
Advertising platforms prohibit cloaking and may block the accounts of advertisers who use it; such tools can also conflict with the law. These offers may be restricted by law, age rules, or region, so check network and platform rules and local law; this is not legal or financial advice. This review describes documented features only and provides no setup advice.
What should support answer before signup?
The provider’s support guide covers hosting a first client using Digital Ocean or Vultr, and a separate guide covers installation using CPanel. The support pages also include guides for setting up SFTP and SSH, creating dynamic landing pages with Noipfraud tokens, using advanced mode for Simple Link, and configuring CloudPanel for Noipfraud software.
Ask how the credit balance behaves under your intended billing and cancellation scenario, including what happens to purchased clicks.
These questions turn the published plan and account language into concrete conditions to resolve before registration.
How do setup guides describe installation?
The vendor’s support materials describe installation across hosting, server access, and landing-page tasks.
The guides cover hosting a first client using Digital Ocean or Vultr, installing through CPanel, and setting up SFTP and SSH on a server. Other materials address passing SUBID values from a querystring into static HTML and creating dynamic landing pages using Noipfraud tokens.
The support pages also cover the advanced mode of the Simple Link feature and setting up a CloudPanel server for the software. These descriptions identify subjects covered by the vendor’s guides, not a substitute for checking that a proposed use complies with platform rules and the law.
Which terms give buyers room to plan?
The provider says blocked clicks are not charged, distinguishing allowed visits from blocked ones in its credit meter.
With an active subscription, unused credits are kept, which gives the balance a stated condition for retention. The provider states that its plans have no domain, server, or campaign limits.
Enterprise lists wire payment, onboarding, and server setup among its features. Pro Monthly includes chat support, while the provider describes step-by-step guides and real-time assistance through in-app or Telegram chat.
Which conditions narrow continued use?
NoIpFraud’s account terms make continued use dependent on an active paid subscription and billing plan. The FAQ says the remaining click balance is lost when an account is cancelled.
- Refund scope: the Terms exclude refunds for unused clicks and refunds after the stated refund period.
- Request route: the refund policy requires requests from the signup email and rejects cancellation requests through Chat or Telegram.
- Termination: the Terms allow service termination without notice or warning, with no refund, for prohibited activities.
- Liability: the Terms cap cumulative liability at $500.
- Cryptocurrency: the pricing page says direct cryptocurrency payments are not accepted, while the FAQ suggests EPN instead.
Further missing details are listed under What we could not confirm.
Which filtering terms should comparisons match?
Compare whether a filtering service is self-hosted or hosted, how it meters credits, and whether blocked traffic is charged. Check how refunds and cancellation affect unused balances, then compare those terms against your platform-policy obligations. These criteria are more useful than comparing feature labels alone.
Who can work within the paid terms?
Account registration requires complete and accurate information, including an email address, username, and password. The Terms require the registrant to be at least 18 and to be the cardholder of the card used during registration. The service license is limited, revocable, non-exclusive, and non-transferable, and is for individual business purposes.
The Terms make users responsible for complying with applicable laws and prohibit specified illegal activity, including phishing and malware distribution. Before registration, check that the intended use, account holder, and payment method fit those written conditions.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations: supported third-party connections.
- Technical prerequisites: required hosting and server configuration.
- Filtering evidence: independent performance data and detection scope.
- Reporting: available reporting detail.
- Platforms and controls: supported platforms and the full set of analytics or filter controls.
What do the refund and billing rules answer?
How does the refund period work?
The refund policy says customers may cancel and request a refund for any reason within 7 days of payment. It says the period begins at the exact day and time of payment, and excludes refunds after that period. Separately, the pricing page describes a 7-day refund policy with no questions asked, while the Terms exclude refunds for unused clicks.
How must a cancellation or refund request be sent?
The refund policy requires cancellation and refund requests to be emailed from the address used to sign up. It says requests sent through Chat or Telegram are not accepted. The Terms give a cancellation method: email support with your name and signup email, using “request to cancel” as the subject. Customers who have lost access to their signup email are directed to Telegram to begin a security verification check.
Are blocked clicks charged?
The FAQ defines a click as an allowed visit and says blocked clicks are not charged. That describes the credit meter’s treatment of blocked traffic; it does not resolve the separate Terms exclusion for refunds of unused clicks.
When do plans renew?
The FAQ says plans renew according to their one-week or one-month timeframe from the payment date. The pricing page lists the Trial Pack as weekly and Pro Monthly as monthly renewals.
Which payment methods are listed, and what about cryptocurrency?
The FAQ lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Apple Pay as accepted payment methods. The pricing page says cryptocurrency payments are not currently accepted, while the FAQ says direct cryptocurrency payments are not accepted and suggests EPN instead.
What happens to remaining clicks after cancellation?
The FAQ says an active billing plan is required to use purchased clicks and that the remaining click balance is lost when an account is cancelled. The Terms separately state that unused clicks are not refundable.
Are the written terms ready to assess?
Fits if… the active paid-plan requirement and the balance-loss rule match your intended billing and cancellation arrangements.
Probably not if… you need refunds for unused clicks; the Terms state that no refunds are issued for them.
Main risk… the pricing page’s refund wording and the Terms set different boundaries, so review the written refund and cancellation terms before registration.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- noipfraud.com/pricingchecked
- noipfraud.com/terms-of-servicechecked
- noipfraud.comchecked
- noipfraud.com/supportchecked
- noipfraud.com/support/faqchecked
- noipfraud.com/refund-policychecked
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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