Fraud Blocker, a click fraud detection platform, launched its AI Detection engine on Product Hunt today. Co-founders Brandon and CEO Mike Schrobo built the tool to identify fraudulent ad clicks that mimic real user behavior.
The company serves 4,500 client accounts and analyzes 1 billion IP addresses and 500 million ad clicks annually. Its AI engine learns from account data and checks every ad click against existing rules. For each blocked click, the system provides a plain-language explanation that users can export for client reports.
Fraud Blocker blocks clicks automatically on Google Ads and Meta Ads. On Microsoft Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, and ChatGPT, it detects and reports suspicious activity.
Brandon described the problem: "I've run paid media for years, and the worst feeling is paying for clicks you know aren't real."
The platform targets two groups. Performance marketing agencies can show clients what got blocked and why. Advertisers on Google and Meta can track where their ad budgets went.
Product Hunt users receive 25 percent off any plan through the end of 2026. The company is based in the US.