Fraud Blocker Google Ads setup: the pixel and the OAuth connection
Fraud Blocker sets up Google Ads click fraud protection in two steps: a tracking pixel on your website, then a connection to your Google Ads account through Google's own OAuth sign-in. Every plan connects Google Ads, from Standard at $79 a month on monthly billing for 5,000 ad clicks, the paid clicks on ads in the accounts you connect.
| Step | What Fraud Blocker's pages say |
|---|---|
| Connecting | Google OAuth sign-in; Fraud Blocker calls itself a verified partner |
| What it changes | Only your campaigns' IP exclusion lists, visible in Change history |
| Speed | Near real time; excessive clicks blocked in under 1 minute |
| Campaign types | Search, Display, Standard Shopping; Performance Max via account-level list |
| Block length | 30 days, or 7 days for accidental clicks |
| Plan needed | Every plan, from Standard at $79 a month on monthly billing |
The pixel goes just after the opening head tag on every page that receives ad traffic. In the dashboard's Set up section, choose Sign in with Google and tick the opt-in box that lets Fraud Blocker update your IP exclusions. Allow up to 1 hour for the install check.
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Try Fraud Blocker →What Fraud Blocker changes in your Google Ads account
Fraud Blocker says it changes nothing except your campaigns' IP exclusion lists. It adds the addresses it judges invalid in near real time, and the same bad IPs show in the account-level list under Admin, then Account Settings. Every update appears in Change history.
Fraud Blocker says Google Ads allows 500 IP exclusions per campaign and that it fills all of them. Copy any list you made by hand into its IP Blacklist. The manual route is in how to block an IP address in Google Ads.
Which Google Ads campaign types Fraud Blocker can reach
Fraud Blocker's IP-exclusion guide says Search, Display and Standard Shopping campaigns take IP exclusions, while Performance Max, Demand Gen, Video and App campaigns do not. Its newer Performance Max article says account-level exclusions now apply to Performance Max, and campaign-level ones are still unavailable there.
Fraud Blocker's help center lists Performance Max, Demand Gen, Hotel and Video campaigns among those it supports, while its guides say those types take no campaign-level IP exclusions, so ask Fraud Blocker what it does on those campaign types before you rely on it. More tools: click fraud protection for Google Ads.
How to tell whether Fraud Blocker is working in Google Ads
Fraud Blocker says the invalid activity Google detects should drop once it is enabled, likely but not guaranteed, and that Google often shifts campaigns to new sources. To watch it, add Google's Invalid clicks column to the Campaigns table. Google says a higher count there means its own defenses are working.
Fraud Blocker's data-freshness article gives the delay of its reports as both up to 30 minutes and about 60 minutes, while it says blocking itself is near real time.
Fraud Blocker plan sizing for a Google Ads account
Count ad clicks from your Google Ads Clicks column. Pro starts at 10,000 ad clicks at $99 a month on monthly billing. At the limit the service pauses until your next billing cycle unless you upgrade. Fraud Blocker says it charges only for traffic from Google Ads, though it monitors all your web traffic.
Standard and Pro both include Google Ads protection, and both open with a 7-day free trial that bills the chosen plan automatically. See the Fraud Blocker review for features. Pick ClickGuard instead if Microsoft Ads must be blocked too: its Standard plan lists Google, Meta and Microsoft Ads, but ask it how its Microsoft Ads exclusions work.
Sources used for this page
The facts above come from the pages below, read on October 24, 2026. Prices and terms change, so confirm them on the vendor's site before you buy.
- Fraud Blocker pricing page — Vendor pricing page · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- Fraud Blocker Terms of Service — Vendor legal page · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How to exclude IP addresses in Google Ads — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- Performance Max pros and cons — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- Why does Fraud Blocker need access to my Google Ads account? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How does Fraud Blocker prevent fraud? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How fast does Fraud Blocker block fraudulent IPs? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How long are IP addresses blocked for? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- Which campaign types does Fraud Blocker support in Google Ads? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- Why are there 500 IPs blocked in my Google Ads account? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- Fraud IP addresses are not appearing in my Google Ads exclusion list — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How do I install Fraud Blocker's tracking code? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- Which pages should contain the tracking code? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How do I know I have installed the tracking code correctly? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How do I connect to my Google Ads account? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- How do I know Fraud Blocker is working? — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- About our data freshness — Vendor documentation · fraudblocker.com · read October 24, 2026
- About invalid traffic | Google Ads Help — Platform help page · support.google.com · read October 24, 2026
- ClickGuard™ - Pricing & Plans — Alternative provider · clickguard.com · read October 24, 2026