Welcome
Hitprobe is a next-generation click fraud protection platform. Safeguard your ad spend from wasteful, fraudulent clicks. Identifies key fraud risk factors, and responds instantly using advanced multi-layer blocking.
- Cutting-edge detection: Hitprobe's device fingerprinting technology analyzes 100s of datapoints for every click. Reliably detect repeat visits despite IP changes, VPNs, or other evasion techniques.
- Multi-layer blocking: Some tools will only block IP addresses. Hitprobe blocks IP addresses and networks in real-time, but also blocks devices (audience exclusion) and bad referrer domains too.
- Protect every click: Connect to Google Ads and Meta for proactive, advanced protection. Hitprobe can uniquely profile any other paid traffic or referral sources too. Make sure every click is genuine.
- Google Tag Manager ready: The Hitprobe agent is easy to deploy with or without Google Tag Manager (GTM). If you do use GTM, Hitprobe will fire off events that you can easily hook other tags into.
- Uncover insights, optimize campaigns: With intuitive charts and real-time data, you can quickly identify patterns, trends, and potential threats that might be draining your budget. Drill down and segment to see it from any angle.
You can learn more about Hitprobe on the main website.
New to Hitprobe?
The fastest way to start is to follow the guided setup steps when you create a Hitprobe account. We'll walk you through creating a site, adding the tag, and then connecting ad accounts. There's also a free plan, perfect whilst you set things up.
Using these docs
Tag setup has all the details you need to implement Hitprobe on your website, and explains how to use the JavaScript events API to interact with the agent.
The channel guides section explain how Hitprobe works alongside the various ad networks and channels that it supports. Some channels need extra setup, covered in these guides.
See the user guide section for guides on how to use the console and to improve your understanding of how Hitprobe works.
The API reference has examples and detailed descriptions of the methods and status codes for the HTTP (server-side) API.