Fraud Blocker free trial: the 7-day trial on Standard and Pro, then automatic billing

Fraud Blocker free trial: what you get and for how long

Fraud Blocker, the Google Ads click fraud tool, gives a free trial on its Standard and Pro plans: both tiles carry a "Start 7-Day Free Trial" button. The pricing page lists no free plan, so the trial is the only free period.

What happens when the Fraud Blocker trial ends

Fraud Blocker's trial is usually 7 days on Standard or Pro, and the terms say the plan you chose is billed automatically once it ends. Fees are in US dollars, plus taxes. On Standard with monthly billing the tile shows $79 a month, as read on October 24, 2026. Pro starts at $99 a month on monthly billing for 10,000 ad clicks, the paid clicks on ads in the accounts you connect.

Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the first charge. A canceled paid plan stays active to the end of its billing period.

Fraud Blocker says it has no contracts and is month-to-month, yet its terms say fees are prepaid for a monthly, quarterly or annual period and an annual choice renews every 12 months, and they contain no refund clause.

Enterprise: Contact Us instead of a trial

Enterprise has no trial button. Its tile shows "Contact Us", and the page also offers "Schedule A Demo". Enterprise starts from $489 a month on monthly billing for 250,000 ad clicks and above, and larger bands are price on request. See Fraud Blocker pricing.

What to set up during the Fraud Blocker trial

Settle the free Google checks first. A personal injury law firm that pays a high cost per click and suspects competitor clicks would add Google's Invalid clicks column and pull 30 to 60 days of campaign data as a baseline, as Fraud Blocker's own article advises.

Then start the trial: install the tracking pixel, connect Google Ads and allow up to 1 hour for the install check. Compare Fraud Blocker's click report with Google's Clicks plus Invalid clicks totals. Add your office IP to the Block/Allow List so your own visits are never blocked. The Fraud Blocker review covers the report.

Fraud Blocker's pages do not say whether the trial needs a card to start, or whether it blocks clicks or only monitors them.

Free trials of ClickCease, ClickGuard and TrafficGuard

• ClickCease: a 7-day free trial, per its pricing page title.
• ClickGuard: a free trial with a reminder before it ends; its visible page shows no length.
• TrafficGuard: 30 days, card required, detection mode only, so nothing is blocked. Shield then begins at $49 a month, a limited promo price as of October 24, 2026, per its page.

Pick Fraud Blocker's trial to see Standard or Pro on your own ad account. Pick TrafficGuard's for a 30-day look at your traffic, card on file, nothing blocked. The best free click fraud protection software page lists the free options.