Stop one operator from hiding behind hundreds of accounts
Free trials, referral bonuses and promo codes all assume one person equals one account. Bots create as many accounts as it takes to break that assumption.
Request a site audit51% of all web traffic
was already automated in 2024, and more than a third of it counted as a known-bad bot before it ever reached a form. A sign-up wall does not stop that traffic. It just gives it a form to fill in, as many times as the promo is worth.
Read the researchWhat the traffic looks like
Disposable everything
Throwaway email domains and virtual phone numbers clear a verification step without a person ever reading the message.
One operator, many identities
The same script creates account after account with rotated details, so a promo meant for one new customer gets claimed dozens of times.
Timed to look human
Modern sign-up bots space out keystrokes and mouse movement, so no single account looks mechanically fast.
What runs against this traffic
Invisible signal collection
467 properties are measured inside the page before the form is ever submitted.
A bot filling in the form correctly still leaves a browser environment that does not add up.
Read moreClient validation
Everything the client reports is checked for tampering, and the same checks run for account #1 and account #500.
The environment behind a batch of new accounts stays visible even when every email and name is different.
Read moreProof of execution
Checks run inside an obfuscated virtual machine whose code paths change on every build.
A script automating the form still has to drive a real browser through the check first.
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Traffic doesn't stop at one attack
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