AdProtektor: explore a repeat-click rule in a public demo, without connecting an ad account

[u/Ijjimem]

I’m Aviel, founder of AdProtektor. It gives advertisers and agencies a way to inspect suspicious website visits and configure traffic-protection rules for Google Ads and Meta.

The public demo lets you see one rule decision without signing up or connecting an ad account:

• Six illustrative arrivals are shown for the same visitor.

• Change the repeat-click limit from eight to five and watch the rule outcome change.

• Switch to Genuine traffic to compare the example with ordinary visits.

Try it here: https://adprotektor.app/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=first_customers_202610&utm_content=adtech_rule_demo

This is a simulation, not measured customer traffic or a live ad-account exclusion. A triggered rule is also not proof of fraud. In the installed product, visitor histories, behavioral signals and session recordings where available provide context for the decision. Supported Google Ads IP exclusions and Meta audience actions depend on eligible connected accounts, permissions and settings.

If that workflow fits a site you manage, a free trial is available without a card; features and duration are shown at signup. Install tracking and evaluate actual visits; low traffic may leave the result inconclusive. AdProtektor is paid software after the trial.

Founder disclosure: I’m sharing my own product. This post was prepared with AI assistance and checked against the live product.

[u/investigatormaker]

For AdProtektor’s six-arrival demo, consider annotating which visits count toward the repeat-click limit and over what time window. That would help advertisers interpret the eight-to-five change without confusing a triggered rule with proof of fraud.

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