How TryNoBot compares
Prices read from each vendor's own pricing page, units quoted as they state them, and a plain note on each page about where the other product is the better buy. We would rather lose a sale than win one you cancel in a month.
Entry tiers, side by side
The plans buyers actually shortlist, at the prices each vendor publishes.
| Entry plan | Per month | Included | Sites | Auto IP exclusions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TryNoBot Basic | $69 | 10,000 ad clicks | 10 | Not yet |
| Fraud Blocker | $79 | 5,000 ad clicks | 1 | Yes |
| ClickCease | $99($69 intro) | 5,000 visits | 1 | Yes |
| ClickPatrol | $77 | 5,000 ad clicks | 1 brand | Yes |
List prices read from each vendor's own pricing page on 21 September 2026; introductory discounts and annual rates may differ, so check theirs before deciding. Units are quoted as each vendor states them — Fraud Blocker and ClickPatrol meter ad clicks, ClickCease meters all site visits, which is a tighter cap than the same number of ad clicks, not a looser one.
Two honest notes on that table. Auto IP exclusions means the tool writes blocked addresses back into your Google Ads account through the API, so you stop paying for those clicks at the source. Theirs do; ours doesn't yet, and if that is the main thing you want then one of theirs is the better buy today. And ten sites costs us no more to run than one — a visit is scored by a small Go service reading from memory, so the site count is a fairness limit rather than something we have to charge for. It is cheap because of how it is built, not because of what it leaves out.
Full comparisons
Each one covers price, metering, detection depth and the gaps on both sides.
TryNoBot vs ClickCease
Choose ClickCease if you want the established brand and its ad-platform integrations. Choose TryNoBot if you run more than one site, want server-side and TLS-level detection, or do not want to commit to annual billing to get a reasonable rate.
Read the comparisonTryNoBot vs Fraud Blocker
Fraud Blocker is the better buy if your whole problem is one Google Ads account and you want IP exclusions handled for you today. TryNoBot is the better buy if you manage several sites, need to stop non-JavaScript automation, or want to see why a visitor was scored the way it was.
Read the comparisonTryNoBot vs ClickPatrol
ClickPatrol suits a single-brand EU advertiser who values an EU vendor relationship. TryNoBot suits multi-site operators and anyone who wants TLS-level and server-side detection alongside the standard IP and behavioural checks.
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