Paid traffic quality audit

Check your ad clicks before you call them fraud.

Upload a Google Ads, Meta Ads or analytics CSV. Find repeated sources, low-engagement traffic and campaign anomalies—then see what to investigate next.

Free first checkRuns in your browserNo account requiredNo automatic blocking

CSV analyzer

Run a traffic quality check

Local processing

This screening tool highlights patterns for investigation. It does not prove that a click or visitor is fraudulent.

Traffic quality score

Waiting for data

Higher is better. This is a rule-based screening score, not a fraud verdict.

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Diagnosis before blocking

Suspicious traffic has more than one cause.

A click that does not convert may be automated, accidental, poorly targeted or measured incorrectly. Treating every bad session as fraud creates false positives and hides fixable campaign problems.

01 / AUTOMATION

Repeated or scripted activity

Look for repeated sources, coordinated ranges and behavior that is inconsistent with normal browsing.

02 / CAMPAIGN

Low-quality placements

Audience expansion, partner networks and weak placements can produce real people with no buying intent.

03 / MEASUREMENT

Tracking and page failures

Slow pages, broken tags and stripped click IDs can make useful traffic appear worthless.

Start with evidence

Export a small date range first.

Use 7–30 days of click-level or session-level data. Include campaign, cost, country, device, engagement and conversions when available.

Check a CSV

Frequently asked questions

Click fraud checker FAQ

Does this tool block fraudulent clicks?

No. The first version is an audit tool. It helps you find patterns to investigate before changing exclusions or campaign settings.

Is my advertising data uploaded?

No. CSV analysis runs locally in your browser. The current version does not send the file to our server.

Can a repeated IP prove click fraud?

No. Offices, mobile carriers and public networks may share an IP address. Repetition is a signal that needs supporting evidence.

Which exports work best?

A combined file containing campaign, cost, IP or click ID, engagement duration, country, device and conversion fields provides the most useful screening.