Does Hyperguard work with Bing Ads like Clixtell?

Yes. Hyperguard scores Microsoft Ads (which powers Bing search results) alongside Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, and X from the same tracking install. The verdict and reporting surface is consistent across every channel, so detection coverage does not depend on which platform the bot click originated on.

Does Hyperguard include call tracking?

No. Call tracking, dynamic phone insertion, and call recording are not Hyperguard features. Teams that need call attribution can keep Clixtell for that surface, or pair Hyperguard with a dedicated call-tracking provider. The two surfaces run independently and do not conflict; Hyperguard scores web pageviews and Clixtell tracks phone conversions.

Can I switch from Clixtell if I run Google Ads only?

Yes. Hyperguard's Starter tier covers Google Ads at $29 to $99 per month for 100K to 1M pageviews, with native IP and audience exclusion list export at every tier. The auto-applied Google Ads IP exclusion behavior that Clixtell gates to Protection tier ($50 per month) is available from Hyperguard Starter without a higher subscription level.

Does Hyperguard file Google Ads invalid-click refund claims like Clixtell?

No. Hyperguard does not offer Refund Claim Reports or built-in invalid-click dispute workflows. The product focuses on preventing bot conversions from corrupting Smart Bidding and PMax learning signals, so the primary value is spend protected on future activity rather than spend recovered after the fact through Google's refund process.

How does Hyperguard's pricing compare to Clixtell's tiers?

The pricing units differ. Clixtell tiers by monthly click volume: Monitor $15 (5K clicks), Protection $50 (10K clicks), Agency $75+ (multi-site unlimited). Hyperguard tiers by pageviews: Starter $29 to $99 (100K to 1M pv), Growth $249 (3M), Business $499 (10M). Hyperguard covers six paid-ads channels at every tier; Clixtell's core channel set is Google Ads plus Bing Ads.

Does Hyperguard have a free trial like Clixtell?

No. Hyperguard does not offer a free trial. The lowest-commitment entry is Starter at $29 per month, billed monthly with no annual commitment required. Clixtell publishes a 14-day free trial across its click-fraud tiers.

Hyperguard: a Clixtell alternative for multi-channel paid-ads marketers

Side-by-side comparison of Clixtell and Hyperguard on pricing model, channel coverage, and integration architecture. Both detect invalid traffic; the channel sets, enforcement surfaces, and pricing units differ.

Hyperguard protects advertising budgets from bot traffic and ad fraud, so paid-media teams stop paying for clicks that never convert.

Choose Hyperguard if

You run paid ads on Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, or X alongside Google
Clixtell's core click-fraud product pages center on Google Ads, with a dedicated Bing Ads integration pathway. Self-comparison blog content names Microsoft Ads and Facebook Ads, but the dedicated channel product pages do not extend to TikTok, LinkedIn, or X. Hyperguard scores Google Ads alongside Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, and X Ads from one tracking install, with the same verdict and reporting surface across every channel.
You want operator-controlled paid-ads decisions, not vendor automation
Clixtell's enforcement model is auto-applied Google Ads IP exclusions at the Protection tier and above, plus optional manual security profile rules in the dashboard. The detection runs as a vendor-managed pipeline, the auto-exclusion runs as vendor-managed automation, and the operator's surface is the Clixtell console. Hyperguard scores every pageview server-side, exports IP and audience exclusion lists into Google Ads natively, and writes the verdict into the dataLayer where operator-defined rules consume it. The operator picks which paid-ads pixels react to which verdict and which conversion events get marked invalid, rather than accepting a fixed vendor automation.
You want Smart Bidding to stop learning from bot-generated activity
Clixtell's auto-exclusion stops future clicks from detected IPs from reaching the campaign. The conversion record from prior bot clicks stays in the data the bidding model already learned from. PMax and Smart Bidding keep optimizing toward cohorts that include those past conversions. Hyperguard's verdict can mark non-human conversions in the GA4 and Google Ads streams the bidding model consumes, so the model stops over-investing in cohorts of cart-adds, form fills, and signups that were never going to buy.
You want flat-rate pricing that does not ceiling on click volume
Clixtell tiers click ceilings: Monitor at $15 per month covers 5,000 clicks, Protection at $50 covers 10,000 clicks, and Agency from $75 unlocks multi-site coverage. Crossing the click ceiling triggers a tier change before channel coverage or ad spend has shifted. Hyperguard's Starter is $29 to $99 per month for 100K to 1M pageviews, Growth at $249 for 3M, and Business at $499 for 10M, with the same six paid-ads channels covered at every tier and no per-click ceiling forcing a tier upgrade.

Choose Clixtell if

You want call tracking and click-fraud detection from one vendor
Clixtell ships three products under one account: Click Fraud Protection, Call Tracking with dynamic phone insertion and recording, and Website Video Recorder. Service businesses, local advertisers, and call-conversion-heavy lead-gen teams that combine click-fraud detection with call attribution get both surfaces from one vendor and one bill. Hyperguard does not offer call tracking, dynamic phone insertion, or session video recording; teams that need those surfaces would keep Clixtell or pair Hyperguard with a dedicated call-tracking provider.
You're a budget-first Google-Ads-only advertiser under 5,000 monthly clicks
Clixtell's Monitor tier at $15 per month is the lowest published click-fraud entry in the category, covering up to 5,000 monthly clicks with detection, live notifications, and visitor session recording. Auto-applied Google Ads IP exclusions begin at Protection ($50/month). For very small Google-Ads-only advertisers under 5,000 clicks per month who want click-fraud reporting at the lowest possible monthly price, Clixtell Monitor is a fit; Hyperguard's Starter begins at $29 per month and covers the full six-channel set.

	Hyperguard	Clixtell
Pricing model	Flat-rate by pageviews across all channels. Starter $29 to $99/mo (100K to 1M pv), Growth $249/mo (3M pv), Business $499/mo (10M pv), Enterprise custom.	Tiered by click ceiling. Monitor $15/mo (5K clicks), Protection $50/mo (10K clicks), Agency $75/mo+ (multi-site). Call Tracking $10 to $80/mo priced separately by phone numbers and minutes.
Channels	Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, X Ads from one tracking install.	Core integration is Google Ads and Bing Ads. Microsoft Ads and Meta surface in self-comparison content; dedicated channel product pages do not extend to TikTok, LinkedIn, or X.
Detection method	Score every pageview server-side. Push IP and audience exclusion lists to Google Ads natively at every tier. Behavioral, network, device, and consent signals fused into one verdict.	AI fraud algorithms, IP pattern ML, VPN and proxy detection, device fingerprinting, ISP and geolocation tracking. Auto-applied Google Ads IP exclusions begin at Protection tier ($50/month).
Integration	Tracking script writes a verdict into the dataLayer for operator-defined rules to consume. Native IP and audience exclusion list export to Google Ads keeps bots out of pixels, bidding, and reports.	Direct Google Ads OAuth with native MCC support on Agency tier. Google Analytics, WordPress plugin, Zapier middleware. No dataLayer verdict integration named in public documentation.
Reporting	Campaign-level human-vs-bot conversion breakdown, source attribution, GA4 wasted-spend estimator, custom fraud alerts across all six channels.	Click-fraud dashboard, Live PPC Monitor, Visitor Timeline, video session recordings, ISP/IP/device-level reports, and Refund Claim Reports formatted for Google Ads invalid-click disputes.
Onboarding	Install tracking script, configure operator rules to react to the verdict, validate against sample traffic. Self-serve, no free trial; Starter from $29/month.	Connect Google Ads via OAuth, Clixtell auto-applies IP exclusions at Protection tier and above, configure custom security profiles. Self-serve with a 14-day free trial.

Last verified: May 16, 2026

Hyperguard

Six standard paid-ads channels covered from one tracking install, with the same verdict and reporting surface across Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, and X Ads.
Flat-rate pageview pricing with no per-click ceiling that forces a tier upgrade as click volume scales.
Verdict can mark non-human conversions in GA4 and Google Ads streams so Smart Bidding stops learning from bot-generated form fills, cart-adds, and signups.
Native IP and audience exclusion list export into Google Ads at every tier, not gated behind a higher subscription level.

No call-tracking, dynamic phone insertion, or website video session recording (different product category).
No Google Ads invalid-click refund-claim report workflow.

Clixtell

Three products bundled in one account: Click Fraud Protection, Call Tracking with dynamic phone insertion, and Website Video Recorder.
Monitor tier at $15 per month is the lowest published click-fraud entry point in the category, with a 14-day free trial.
Certified Google Partner with direct OAuth integration and native Google MCC support on the Agency tier.
Auto-applied Google Ads IP exclusions at Protection tier ($50/month) with AI-driven IP pattern learning and Account Defense Mode.
Refund Claim Reports formatted for Google Ads invalid-traffic dispute submissions.

Public click-fraud product pages center on Google Ads and Bing Ads; TikTok, LinkedIn, and X are not in the dedicated channel coverage.
Auto-applied Google Ads IP exclusions are gated to Protection tier ($50/month) and above; the $15 Monitor tier is detection-and-reporting only.
No dataLayer verdict surface for operator-controlled paid-ads decisions named in public integration documentation.

Your paid-ads stack is wider than Google and Bing

Clixtell's core click-fraud product pages cover Google Ads and Bing Ads, with the deepest integration on the Google side via OAuth and Certified Google Partner status. Self-comparison content references Microsoft Ads and Facebook Ads, but the dedicated channel surfaces do not extend to TikTok, LinkedIn, or X. Teams running paid acquisition on Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, or X alongside Google either layer per-channel tools or accept that those channels are unprotected. Hyperguard scores all six standard paid-ads channels from one tracking install, with the same verdict and reporting surface across every channel.

You want Smart Bidding learning from real conversions, not refunds claimed

Clixtell's auto-exclusion at Protection tier and above pushes detected IPs to Google Ads IP exclusion lists, stopping future clicks from those sources. The conversion record from prior bot activity stays in the data the bidding model already learned from. PMax and Smart Bidding keep optimizing toward cohorts that include those past conversions, even after the IP is excluded going forward. Hyperguard's verdict can mark non-human conversions in the GA4 and Google Ads streams the bidding model consumes, so the model stops over-investing in cohorts that never bought. Refund Claim Reports recover spend after the click is already paid for; conversion correction restores the bidding signal that drives future allocation.

You want pricing that does not ceiling on click volume

Clixtell's tiers cap monthly clicks: Monitor at 5,000, Protection at 10,000, Agency from $75 per month unlocking multi-site coverage. A site running 50,000 monthly Google Ads clicks moves up the Clixtell ladder several times to maintain coverage, with each tier change driven by click volume rather than channel set. Hyperguard's pricing is flat-rate by pageviews: Starter from $29 to $99 per month for 100K to 1M pageviews, Growth at $249 for 3M, Business at $499 for 10M. The same tier covers Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, and X without a click-volume tier trigger.

Why teams switch from Clixtell

Clixtell has operated in the click-fraud market since around 2016, building a stack of three related products under one account: Click Fraud Protection for invalid Google Ads and Bing Ads clicks, Call Tracking with dynamic phone insertion and session recording, and Website Video Recorder for visitor playback. For service businesses, agencies, and small-and-medium-business advertisers running Google Ads with call conversions, the bundle is a real fit. The friction shows up when the paid-acquisition footprint expands beyond Google. Clixtell's dedicated channel product pages cover Google Ads and Bing Ads, with the deepest integration on the Google side via OAuth and Certified Google Partner status, including native Google MCC support on the Agency tier. Self-comparison content on their blog references Microsoft Ads and Facebook Ads, but the integration surfaces center on Google-first. A team running Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, or X alongside Google either layers per-channel tools or accepts that those channels are unprotected.

The pricing structure is the second pressure point. Clixtell tiers click ceilings: Monitor at $15 per month covers 5,000 monthly clicks, Protection at $50 covers 10,000, and Agency from $75 unlocks unlimited sites and Google MCC support. A growing site that crosses 10,000 clicks moves to Agency, and the SKU shape stays click-volume-based. Hyperguard's pricing is flat-rate by pageviews: Starter from $29 to $99 per month for 100K to 1M pageviews, Growth at $249 for 3M, Business at $499 for 10M. The same tier covers Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, and X with one tracking install, so click-volume escalation does not trigger a tier change.

How Hyperguard's approach differs

The architectural posture diverges in two ways. Clixtell scores at the click level, applies AI fraud algorithms and IP pattern machine learning, and at Protection tier and above automatically pushes detected IPs to Google Ads IP exclusion lists. The dashboard offers manual security profile rules on top of the auto-exclusion behavior. Hyperguard scores every pageview server-side using behavioral, network, device, and consent signals, exports IP and audience exclusion lists into Google Ads natively at every tier, and writes a verdict into the dataLayer where operator-defined rules consume it. The operator decides which paid-ads pixels react to the verdict, which conversion events are marked invalid for the bidding model, and how tightly the platform-level exclusions run. One detection feeds the bidding model and the operator's existing pixel-control layer; the architecture is verdict-routed rather than auto-blocked.

The Smart Bidding feedback loop is the second difference. Clixtell's auto-exclusion stops future clicks from detected IPs from reaching the campaign, which protects the next ad-spend dollar. The conversion record from prior bot activity stays in the data the bidding model already learned from. PMax and Smart Bidding keep optimizing toward cohorts that include those past conversions, even after the IP is excluded going forward. Hyperguard's verdict can mark non-human conversions in the GA4 and Google Ads streams the bidding model consumes, so the model stops chasing fake signals. Refund Claim Reports recover spend after the click is already paid for; conversion correction restores the bidding signal that drives future allocation.

What stays the same, what changes operationally

Switching from Clixtell to Hyperguard for a multi-channel paid-ads team replaces a click-level auto-exclusion model with a pageview-verdict model. The tracking script installs across the site, operator rules read the verdict from the dataLayer, and Google Ads IP and audience exclusion list management continues natively. The protection layer extends from Google Ads and Bing Ads to include Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Ads, and X Ads under one subscription. Call tracking and website session video recording are not replaced; Hyperguard does not offer those surfaces. Teams that combine call-conversion-heavy lead-gen with click-fraud detection have a real operational reason to keep Clixtell, or to pair Hyperguard with a dedicated call-tracking provider.

Refund recovery workflows change too. Clixtell's Refund Claim Reports compile invalid-click data into Google Ads-formatted dispute submissions, recovering spend after the click has cleared. Hyperguard does not offer a built-in refund-claim workflow; the architectural emphasis is on preventing bot conversions from corrupting the bidding model in the first place. Teams that have organized their click-fraud-protection budget around refund recovery as the primary win metric will find the value frame shifts: the model becomes "less spend on future bot traffic" rather than "more spend recovered after the fact."

Frequently asked questions

Does Hyperguard work with Bing Ads like Clixtell?: Yes. Hyperguard scores Microsoft Ads (which powers Bing search results) alongside Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, and X from the same tracking install. The verdict and reporting surface is consistent across every channel, so detection coverage does not depend on which platform the bot click originated on.
Does Hyperguard include call tracking?: No. Call tracking, dynamic phone insertion, and call recording are not Hyperguard features. Teams that need call attribution can keep Clixtell for that surface, or pair Hyperguard with a dedicated call-tracking provider. The two surfaces run independently and do not conflict; Hyperguard scores web pageviews and Clixtell tracks phone conversions.
Can I switch from Clixtell if I run Google Ads only?: Yes. Hyperguard's Starter tier covers Google Ads at $29 to $99 per month for 100K to 1M pageviews, with native IP and audience exclusion list export at every tier. The auto-applied Google Ads IP exclusion behavior that Clixtell gates to Protection tier ($50 per month) is available from Hyperguard Starter without a higher subscription level.
Does Hyperguard file Google Ads invalid-click refund claims like Clixtell?: No. Hyperguard does not offer Refund Claim Reports or built-in invalid-click dispute workflows. The product focuses on preventing bot conversions from corrupting Smart Bidding and PMax learning signals, so the primary value is spend protected on future activity rather than spend recovered after the fact through Google's refund process.
How does Hyperguard's pricing compare to Clixtell's tiers?: The pricing units differ. Clixtell tiers by monthly click volume: Monitor $15 (5K clicks), Protection $50 (10K clicks), Agency $75+ (multi-site unlimited). Hyperguard tiers by pageviews: Starter $29 to $99 (100K to 1M pv), Growth $249 (3M), Business $499 (10M). Hyperguard covers six paid-ads channels at every tier; Clixtell's core channel set is Google Ads plus Bing Ads.
Does Hyperguard have a free trial like Clixtell?: No. Hyperguard does not offer a free trial. The lowest-commitment entry is Starter at $29 per month, billed monthly with no annual commitment required. Clixtell publishes a 14-day free trial across its click-fraud tiers.

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