MyClickShield Reaches 2 Million Protected Campaigns
MyClickShield announces a major milestone in click-fraud protection, now safeguarding over 2 million advertising campaigns worldwide across Google, Meta, and Microsoft Ads.
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Download ZIP →MyClickShield is a click-fraud and ad-fraud protection platform built for advertisers and agencies running paid campaigns on Google Ads, Meta Ads, and Microsoft Ads. Founded in 2022, the company combines real-time behavioral analysis, infrastructure fingerprinting, and ad-platform API integration to block invalid traffic before it costs advertisers money. MyClickShield protects more than 2 million campaigns across 60+ countries, with customers ranging from independent SMBs to global agencies managing nine-figure ad budgets. The platform is GDPR- and CCPA-compliant, with SOC 2 Type II in progress, and integrates natively with Google Ads, Meta Marketing API, and Microsoft Advertising. The company is headquartered in the EU with engineering and support staff across Europe and North America.
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Google's invalid-click filter is good at the obvious stuff, but most of what wastes ad budget today doesn't look obvious. We're built for the second tier — the traffic that looks human until you look at the signals together.
Click fraud isn't a niche security problem any more. It's an advertising operations problem. If you spend money on PPC, you need a filter that sits between your ad dollars and the auction.
The hardest fraud to catch is the kind that converts. Click farms are getting better at faking engagement — that's where behavioral fingerprinting matters more than IP blocking.
A short history of how MyClickShield got here.
MyClickShield is founded to solve the invalid-traffic gap in Google Ads' default fraud filtering.
Meta Marketing API and Microsoft Ads API integrations ship, bringing native support to all three major paid platforms.
Server-side conversion filtering launches for Meta CAPI and Google's Enhanced Conversions.
Crosses the 1-million-protected-campaign milestone across all customer accounts.
Expands beyond ad clicks to full-site bot protection — forms, login pages, content scraping.
Launches the public research program with quarterly industry reports on fraud trends.
Surpasses 2 million protected campaigns across 60+ countries, with a multi-region detection footprint.
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MyClickShield announces a major milestone in click-fraud protection, now safeguarding over 2 million advertising campaigns worldwide across Google, Meta, and Microsoft Ads.
Read the release →New bot mitigation features provide comprehensive protection against automated threats, scrapers, and credential-stuffing attacks beyond paid-ad clicks.
Read the release →Enhanced Google Ads API integration delivers faster real-time detection and exclusion-list synchronization, reducing time-to-block by 60%.
Read the release →MyClickShield research reveals the growing cost of click fraud across verticals and the disproportionate impact on legal services, insurance, and B2B SaaS advertisers.
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