CHEQ Essentials vs KillBot

As a website owner, one of the biggest challenges you face is dealing with invalid traffic. Invalid traffic (27% of direct and organic traffic on average in 2022) refers to any non-human or fraudulent activity, such as bots, click farms, and other forms of automated traffic. This can not only damage your site’s reputation but also result in lost revenue, slow performance, and skewed data that damage your decision-making. CHEQ Essentials is here to help. We use advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques to analyze user behavior and distinguish between legitimate and invalid traffic. With this plugin, you can automatically monitor your website traffic in real time and identify any suspicious patterns or behavior. The plugin also provides detailed reports and analytics that can help you better understand your traffic and identify any potential issues. Once the plugin detects invalid traffic, it can take immediate action to prevent further damage. This may include blocking IP addresses on Google Ads, redirecting traffic to a 403 page, or implementing other measures to prevent bots and other automated traffic from accessing your site. Overall, this is an essential tool for any website owner who wants to secure and protect their site from fraudulent activity and ensure a safe and reliable user experience. With CHEQ Essentials, you can rest assured that your site is protected from invalid traffic and other forms of online fraud. You will need an active CHEQ Essentials subscription to use this WordPress plugin.

The KillBot plugin for WordPress uses the external KillBot service to protect websites from bots and automated traffic. What is this service, and what is it used for? KillBot is an anti-bot system that analyzes traffic, detects bots, and can either block them or present a CAPTCHA. The plugin interacts with the KillBot service to check users for signs of automated behavior and detect the use of proxies or VPNs. What data is sent and when? The plugin sends the following data to the KillBot server upon each new visit session: – The window.navigator object – The window.screen object – The window object (excluding string-based parameter values) Important: KillBot does not receive any personal user data, such as names, email addresses, or account identifiers. Links to Terms of Service and Privacy Policy KillBot Terms of Service: https://my.kill-bot.net/node/7 KillBot Privacy Policy: https://my.kill-bot.net/node/29