Ad fraud prevention & lead quality audit
1 in 18 paid clicks is fake. Let’s find the ones costing you money.
We check your Google, Meta and Microsoft ads, your forms and your CRM. In 10 business days you get every leak in dollars, and a fix list ranked by money saved.
See how a software company protected $9.6K in 90 days
- Read-only access
- No find, no fee
What fake clicks could cost you
On average, 5.58% of paid clicks are invalid.*
Select your monthly ad spend to see what that could be costing you.
Could be going to fake clicks
$2,790
per month
That’s
$33,480
per year
An industry average, not your number. The audit finds your real one.
*Spider AF, study of 4 billion ad clicks, January to June 2026.
What the data says
Bots got smarter. Your budget didn’t get bigger.
53%
of web traffic in 2025 came from bots, not people. 40% came from bad bots. Thales / Imperva, 2026 Bad Bot Report. The 53% includes helpful bots, like Google’s.
5.58% of paid clicks were invalid in the first half of 2026. Up from 4.32% in 2025. Spider AF, 2026
$32.6B lost to ad fraud worldwide in 2025. Spider AF, 2026 white paper
Up to 2x more fraud risk in AI-run campaigns like Google’s Performance Max and Meta’s Advantage+. Spider AF, 2026 white paper
The good news: About 2 in 3 fake clicks come from repeat offenders. Block them properly once, and they stay out. New to the topic? Read what ad fraud is and how it costs you money.
The real cost
The fake click costs less than what it teaches your campaigns.
- 1
You pay for the click. A bot fills your form. Google and Meta count it as a win.
- 2
You pay for the lesson. Google and Meta learn from it and send you more traffic just like it.
- 3
You pay your sales team to chase leads that were never real.
Raise the budget before fixing this, and you buy more of the same junk.
What you get
What’s in the click fraud audit
Leak Map
Where fake clicks hit your Google, Meta and Microsoft ads. By campaign, in dollars.
Lead Quality Check
Fake, duplicate and junk leads, traced from form to CRM.
Sales Count Cleanup
Stop your ad accounts from counting junk form fills as sales, so Google and Meta go after real buyers instead.
Tool Review
On ClickCease, CHEQ, TrafficGuard or Lunio already? Keep it, fix it or drop it. We only recommend a tool that pays for itself.
Refund Evidence Pack
The proof you need to ask the ad platforms for a credit on fake clicks. Whether they give one is up to them.
Fix-List Walkthrough
A 45-minute call. Top fixes ranked by money saved. Do them yourself, or with us.
Real result · Cybersecurity software company
$9,607 in ad spend protected in 90 days.
The part we’re proudest of? We caught our own rules blocking a few real buyers, and fixed them. That’s why we keep watching after setup.
Figures from the client’s fraud tool. Protected spend is an estimate, not confirmed refunds.
Starts from
$997
Hire us to make the fixes, and your $997 goes toward that work.
Final price depends on your monthly ad spend.
Request my ad fraud auditHow it works
From request to fix list in 10 business days.
Step 1
Request and grant access
Send the form. We reach out with read-only access steps. About 15 minutes of your time.
Step 2
We dig in
Your ads, website, forms, tracking and CRM. 10 business days.
Step 3
You get the fix list
We walk you through it. Want us to make the fixes and keep watching? Our paid ads team can, with no long-term contract.
No find, no fee.
If we don’t find at least 3 real issues wasting your ad budget or filling your sales pipeline with junk leads, each with proof and a clear fix, you get every cent back. No forms. No fight.
This is for you if…
- You spend $10K+ a month on ads
- Your ad reports look great, but sales says the leads are junk
- You let Google or Meta’s automated campaigns pick who sees your ads
- You pay for a fraud tool and aren’t sure it works
Not for you if you spend under $5K a month. Google’s own filters likely cover you. Save your money.
Straight answers
Doesn’t Google already filter invalid clicks?
Yes, a lot of them. We find what slips through, plus the junk leads Google can’t see.
How do I know if I have click fraud?
Common signs: clicks climb while sales stay flat, forms fill up with fake names or numbers, traffic spikes from places you don’t sell to, and sales can’t reach the leads. Each of these can have other causes, like tracking gaps, so the audit checks the data before calling anything fraud.
Do I still need a click fraud tool like ClickCease?
Maybe. A tool blocks known bad sources as they arrive. The audit checks whether yours is set up right, what it misses and whether it’s worth what you pay. Some accounts need one and some don’t.
Can you stop all fraud?
No one can. We cut it, measure it and keep adjusting as bots change.
Can you get my money back?
We build the proof and help you ask for a credit on your ad account. Whether you get one is the platform’s call.
Every day you wait, you pay for bot clicks that will never become customers.
From $997 · No find, no fee
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Sources: Spider AF, Ad Fraud Investigation Report, January to June 2026 (4.006B clicks) · Spider AF, 2026 Ad Fraud White Paper (2025 data, 6.05B clicks) · Spider AF repeat-actor analysis, 2026 · Thales / Imperva, 2026 Bad Bot Report · ScaledOn case study. Industry averages are not predictions for your account.