Click fraud losses calculator
Quickly assess how much you are likely losing to fraudulent traffic. Enter your data in the form below and estimate your losses from fake clicks.

Quickly assess how much you are likely losing to fraudulent traffic. Enter your data in the form below and estimate your losses from fake clicks.
Find out how much you are wasting.
What is the global index in terms of the click-fraud size, depending on the business activity?
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Real Estate
Financial Sector
…36% of Display campaign clicks were fraudulent or invalid in 2020.
Click fraud is the imitating clicks for practice of spoofing pay-per-click (PPC) advertisements to increase website’s ad display revenue or to deplete a company’s advertising budget.
Click fraud occurs when a human or a software program (bot, script) clicks on ads posing as legitimate users but without any intention of following through with a purchase.
Click fraud can sometimes be carried out by owners of websites you are displaying ads on to significantly boost ad revenue at your expense.
Click fraud can be spotted and prevented through a variety of means, such as specialized monitoring software that can identify anomalies or suspicious click activities.
Below are some tips for fighting click fraud yourself.
If you don’t understand your traffic, you’ll be hard-pressed to find the unusual trends that could be the result of invalid clicks. Study your traffic regularly, from volume to user behavior, to individual campaign and segment performance.
Driving traffic is quite easy. Driving high-quality traffic is much harder. Focus on quality, not quantity by focusing on high intent keywords, rather than broad, general keywords associated with really high traffic levels.
You’re not going to convert on your own website and you’ll likely skew the CTR, not even mentioning the budget waste. A website owner clicking on their own ad is going to have the same impact as a click-bot, causing no benefits for their website by clicking.
Google.Ads allow for specific IP addresses to be blacklisted by your campaigns, meaning they can’t trigger or click your ads. If your technical team can identify the IP addresses a real customer is behind every click, such as a devious competitor, then they can be blacklisted via the Google.Ads interface.
If you don’t have the time to do all of this on a regular basis, hire an agency to do it for you. It’s in their interest to ensure that behind every click is a real, live customer ready to convert.
Stop your competitors from clicking on your Google.Ads and prevent budget waste.
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