Bot detection Service

Hey everyone,

I’ve developed a unique approach to bot detection—one that goes beyond traditional DOM scanning. It’s low-latency, easy to integrate, and highly cost-effective.

I’m trying to identify the best market fit:
Publishers & AdTech security – Protecting against sophisticated bots that manipulate ads.
Cloaking services – Helping those struggling with advanced bot detection evasion.

I’m wrapping up my MVP soon (considering adding analytics for V2) and would love to hear your thoughts.

Who do you think would benefit most from this? Appreciate any advice!

Thanks!

botdetector said:

Hey everyone,

I’ve developed a unique approach to bot detection—one that goes beyond traditional DOM scanning. It’s low-latency, easy to integrate, and highly cost-effective.

I’m trying to identify the best market fit:
Publishers & AdTech security – Protecting against sophisticated bots that manipulate ads.
Cloaking services – Helping those struggling with advanced bot detection evasion.

I’m wrapping up my MVP soon (considering adding analytics for V2) and would love to hear your thoughts.

Who do you think would benefit most from this? Appreciate any advice!

Thanks!

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any 1 ?

So how does it work, what are requirements from the client point of view?

WebGeeksly said:

So how does it work, what are requirements from the client point of view?

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The thing is i came up with cool technology but dont have client and i wonder which feild i should go .
Options:
1. proper Bot detection for publishers - will retreive an endpoint that the user will click and return an answer if it is a bot or not. the publisher will be able to retrieve the answer and make a decision based on that.
2. Cloaking service -> Create a whole mechanism of cloacking service that if the user is bot or not in the filtering area server Landing page 1 else server ladning page 2