Cloaking
Cloaking.House
The provider says payments are final and non-refundable, including when users stop using the service or their accounts are suspended. The trial description also differs: the homepage says it provides 7 days of full access after registration, while the Terms say the service may offer a trial period under conditions it determines.
Affiliate marketers assessing traffic filtering may want to weigh the listed controls against the subscription and account terms.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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Starter flows and listed payment routes
The homepage, FAQ, and Terms list these details, checked on 2026-10-30.
- Starter: 3 active flows; $49 per month or $300 per year (homepage).
- Payment methods: Capitalist, cryptocurrencies, Perfect Money, and Visa (FAQ).
- Support hours: Monday through Friday, 10:00–18:00 UTC+3 (Terms).
Traffic filtering separates visitor groups
Cloaking.House describes its service as separating target and non-target visitors through traffic filtering. It also presents the product as software and infrastructure for configuring, managing, and analyzing internet traffic.
Advertising platforms prohibit cloaking and may block accounts that use it. Offers may be restricted by law, age, or region; check network and platform rules and local law. This is not legal or financial advice.
Filters, targeting, and API controls
The provider lists filters for IP, VPN or proxy, IPv6, ISP, referrer, and click limits. Its FAQ says the platform analyzes IP address, device, browser, geolocation, ISP, VPN or proxy, and other signals.
Targeting fields include country, device, operating system, browser, language, and time zone. The vendor also states that the service processes traffic from all modern devices.
The listed API supports management of flows, domains, and filtering settings. The provider says statistics update in real time and synchronize approximately every minute.
Starter pricing and final payments
The homepage states that registration provides 7 days of full access without limitations*. The Terms describe a trial period that may be offered under conditions determined by the provider. These are different trial descriptions, so buyers should check the terms presented for their account.
The homepage lists monthly plans starting at $49 and yearly plans starting at $25 per month. It lists Starter at $49 per month or $300 per year, including 3 active flows. The Terms say the service uses paid subscriptions and current plans appear in the user’s account.
The FAQ lists Capitalist, cryptocurrencies, Perfect Money, and Visa as payment methods. The Terms state that payments are final and non-refundable, including after service use stops or an account is suspended. Funds held in an account balance cannot be withdrawn, exchanged, or refunded.
Company and API details to ask about
Before relying on the service, ask which legal entity would contract with you and where that entity is based. Ask what company history and business details the provider can document.
For API use, request the documentation covering available operations, access requirements, and any conditions on managing flows, domains, or filtering settings. Clarify which details apply to your account before building operational dependencies.
Documented filtering and management coverage
- The provider lists filtering by IP, VPN or proxy, IPv6, ISP, referrer, and click limits.
- Geographic targeting fields cover country, device, operating system, browser, language, and time zone.
- The API is listed for managing flows, domains, and filtering settings.
- Customers can connect their own domains or purchase domains through the service.
- Telegram is listed as a way to contact managers for help.
Non-refundable fees and account exposure
The Terms make payment final, while the FAQ separately limits what can be withdrawn.
- The Terms say payments remain non-refundable when users stop using the service or their accounts are suspended.
- The provider says account-balance funds cannot be withdrawn, exchanged, or refunded; only funds earned through the partner program can be withdrawn.
- The Terms say the provider may restrict accounts without prior notice in response to suspicious activity.
- User data may be stored for up to 30 days before permanent deletion without recovery, according to the Terms. The Terms provide the service “as is” and disclaim uninterrupted operation, freedom from technical errors, compatibility, or results.
Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.
Compare filtering by operating terms
Compare providers by documented filtering criteria, integration method, and analytics. Review how each trial works, what refund terms apply, what support channels are available, and which terms govern account access and use.
Affiliate workflows with defined requirements
The provider describes the service as designed for affiliate marketers and says it suits most arbitrage verticals, including Nutra, Gambling, Betting, Dating, Crypto, and Apps. Users remain responsible for campaign content, landing pages, advertising materials, traffic sources, and legal compliance.
Use is limited to people with legal capacity to enter agreements, and the Terms require users to be at least 18. The Terms prohibit use for malicious software, phishing, fraud, illegal activities, or unauthorized access.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history.
- API documentation: page contents; access was disallowed by robots.txt.
- Independent verification: vendor claims were not independently checked.
- Statistics: definitions, retention, and reporting breakdowns.
- Plan details: account-specific terms beyond listed Starter terms.
- Support timing: differences by issue or channel.
Answers on flows, billing, and support
What happens to a flow after a missed renewal?
A flow automatically changes to Pause if the subscription is not renewed on time. The FAQ states this as the service’s renewal consequence. Check the account’s current subscription conditions before relying on a flow remaining active.
How can a customer change plans?
Customers can request plan changes through support at any time, with the remaining paid period taken into account. The FAQ describes support as the route for changing plans. The Terms say current plans appear in the user’s account.
Can service payments or account funds be refunded?
The provider says it does not provide refunds, and the Terms describe payments as final. Account-balance funds cannot be withdrawn, exchanged, or refunded; the FAQ distinguishes those payments from earnings through the partner program.
Does using a domain require personal hosting?
Customers can also connect their own domains or purchase domains through the service. The Terms state that the service does not create, publish, distribute, or manage user content.
Which support routes and response window are listed?
The Terms list email and Telegram as support channels. Requests must be submitted in writing to the support email, and the provider says it reviews them within up to 14 business days. Support hours are Monday through Friday, 10:00–18:00 UTC+3.
Who is responsible for campaign content?
The Terms place responsibility for campaign content, landing pages, advertising materials, traffic sources, and legal compliance on users. The provider says it does not manage user content. The provider describes filtering of visitors, and use must follow the rules of the platforms and the law.
Proceed only with the terms in view
Fits if the documented traffic-filtering features match your operational requirements and the subscription terms are acceptable. Probably not if refundable payments or uninterrupted operation are necessary: payments are final, and the Terms disclaim uninterrupted service. Main risk… account restrictions may occur without prior notice, while missed renewals pause flows. Check the account’s current plan and written terms before relying on the service.
Sources
Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.
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How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-30; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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