Cloaking
NoIpFraud
The Trial Pack charges for allowed visits, while the provider says blocked clicks are free. Purchased clicks require an active billing plan, and the FAQ says cancellation removes the remaining click balance. That makes the subscription and cancellation terms central to judging the listed credit price.
Buyers comparing traffic-filtering tools may want to check how each defines a billable visit and handles unused credits.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Allowed Visits Define Click Billing
The provider’s pricing and FAQ pages describe billing and plan limits, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Billable click: an allowed visit; blocked clicks are not charged (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
- Credit carryover: unused credits remain with an active subscription (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Service description: an ad traffic filtering platform (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Hosting model: self-hosted software with no central login (support page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Plan limits: the pricing page says there are no domain, server, or campaign limits (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
Trial Pack and Pro Monthly Terms
The pricing page lists the Trial Pack at $67 for 10,000 credits per week, renewing weekly. Pro Monthly costs $597 for 600,000 credits per month, with monthly renewal. The Enterprise plan starts at over 1 million credits per month and from $0.60 CPM. These prices and credit amounts are listed on the pricing page, checked on 2026-10-31.
The FAQ says plans renew on their one-week or one-month timeframe from the payment date. The pricing page lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Apple Pay; its payment note says cryptocurrency is not accepted. The Terms state that subscription fees are payable monthly by credit card and expressed in U.S. dollars unless otherwise specified.
The pricing page advertises a 7-day refund policy, while the FAQ also says there are no free trials or demos. Separately, the Terms exclude refunds for unused clicks, so buyers should distinguish the refund policy from credit balances. The pricing page and FAQ were checked on 2026-10-31; the Terms were checked on that date as well.
Filtering Claims and Platform Rules
NoIpFraud describes itself as an ad traffic filtering platform that blocks unwanted bots and filters non-human traffic. The provider says its algorithm-based filtering model updates daily as it detects new threats. It also identifies N2 as its latest product and says members receive a free one-week N2 trial.
Advertising platforms prohibit cloaking and may block accounts that use it; such offers are restricted by law, age rules, or region. Check network and platform rules and local law. This review describes documented features only, without setup advice, and is not legal or financial advice.
The Terms prohibit use for illegal activities, including phishing and malware distribution, and place responsibility for legal compliance on users. The provider’s filtering descriptions are vendor statements, not independent findings.
Hosting Guides and Landing-Page Tokens
The support pages document hosting and installation topics, including hosting a first client using Digital Ocean or Vultr. Other guides cover installation using CPanel and setting up SFTP and SSH on a server.
Documentation also addresses injecting SUBID values from a querystring into a static HTML page and creating dynamic landing pages using Noipfraud tokens. A separate guide covers the advanced mode of the Simple Link feature. The support pages also include a guide to setting up a CloudPanel server for the software.
The Terms say the service can retrieve account information from third-party providers at the user’s direction. Buyers should ask support which documented route applies to their hosting environment and what deployment requirements it entails.
Refund Requests and Cancellation Email
The refund policy says customers may cancel and request a refund for any reason within 7 days of payment. The period starts at the exact day and time of payment, and the policy says refunds are not issued after that window. The policy states that it became effective at 8:00 a.m. on Jan 1, 2019. That is the policy’s stated effective date, not evidence that its current wording has remained unchanged.
The refund policy requires cancellation and refund requests to be emailed from the signup address; it rejects requests sent through Chat or Telegram. The Terms give a separate cancellation route: email support with the account name and signup email, using “request to cancel” as the subject. The policy says it may be revised, with updated versions posted on its page.
For users who have lost access to their signup email, the policy directs them to Telegram to begin security verification. Before registering, ask support which cancellation instruction applies and how the refund policy interacts with the Terms’ unused-click exclusion.
Useful Billing and Support Conditions
The pricing page says blocked clicks are free, separating them from allowed visits counted as clicks. It also says unused credits remain while a subscription is active.
The pricing page offers a 7-day refund policy, while the refund policy sets out a request channel and timing. The Enterprise plan lists wire payment, onboarding, and server setup. Pro Monthly includes chat support.
The provider says its support includes step-by-step guides and real-time assistance through in-app chat or Telegram chat. Its support pages link to getting-started material and answers about pricing, support, and prohibited activities.
Subscription and Account Conditions
The Terms and FAQ place several conditions around continued access and account use.
- Access depends on a paid subscription: the homepage says an active paid subscription is required, and the FAQ ties purchased clicks to an active billing plan.
- The FAQ says cancellation removes the remaining click balance, making cancellation a financial consideration beyond stopping renewal.
- The Terms permit termination without notice or warning, with no refund, for prohibited activity.
- Registration requires complete and accurate account information; the Terms also require users to be at least 18 and the cardholder for the registration card.
- The licence is limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and for individual business purposes; the Terms cap cumulative liability at $500.
- The Terms disclaim responsibility for the accuracy and legality of third-party account information.
- The Terms exclude refunds for unused clicks, while the separate refund policy describes a request window.
- The Terms allow service-fee changes through website postings.
See “What we could not confirm” for the remaining documentation gap.
Paid Click Balance Shapes Fit
NoIpFraud’s terms fit buyers prepared to keep an active billing plan while using purchased clicks. The account conditions also require complete and accurate registration details, and the user must meet the stated age and cardholder conditions.
The provider’s Terms of Service state that the licence is revocable and non-transferable, and cap cumulative liability under the agreement at $500. Buyers should review those terms before committing, particularly if account continuity or third-party information is important to their operation.
Compare Filtering by Operating Terms
Compare filtering tools by how they define a billable visit and handle unused credits after cancellation. Check the hosting model, documented integration requirements, and available support channels. Also compare the provider’s contract terms and whether its described use fits the rules of the relevant platforms and local law.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and deployment: supported integrations and full setup requirements.
NoIpFraud Billing and Account Questions
What counts as a billable click?
The FAQ defines a billable click as an allowed visit. It distinguishes that from blocked clicks, which the provider says are not charged. The pricing page likewise states that blocked clicks are free.
What happens to unused click balance?
The FAQ says an active billing plan is required to use purchased clicks and that cancellation removes the remaining click balance. The pricing page separately says unused credits remain during an active subscription. These terms make ongoing access a condition of retaining the balance.
How do refund requests work?
The refund policy permits cancellation and a refund request within 7 days of payment; it measures that period from the exact day and time of payment. Requests must come by email from the signup address, and the policy says refunds are not issued after the window.
How should an account be cancelled?
The Terms direct customers to email support with their name and signup email, using “request to cancel” as the subject. The refund policy says cancellation requests through Chat or Telegram are not accepted. Customers who have lost access to the signup email are directed to Telegram for security verification.
Which payment options does the provider list?
The FAQ lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Apple Pay as accepted methods. The pricing page says cryptocurrency payments are not currently accepted. The FAQ also says direct cryptocurrency payments are not accepted and suggests EPN instead.
Proceed After Terms Are Clear
Fits if… the active-plan requirement and the treatment of click balances match your intended account use.
Probably not if… you need unused clicks refunded or require a transferable licence.
Main risk… cancellation ends access to the remaining balance, while the Terms also allow fee changes and cap cumulative liability at $500.
Sources
Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.
- noipfraud.com/pricingchecked
- noipfraud.com/support/faqchecked
- noipfraud.comchecked
- noipfraud.com/supportchecked
- noipfraud.com/terms-of-servicechecked
- noipfraud.com/refund-policychecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-31; 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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