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You're currently looking at how ClickTrust provides a unified protection stack for paid media buyers. It covers web ads, in-app installs, and affiliate campaigns all in one place, helping to prevent fraud and save your advertising budget. If you're interested, I can explain how ClickTrust detects and blocks invalid traffic, or I can provide details on pricing or features. What would you like to know more about?

ClickTrust offers a comprehensive set of features designed to protect your paid media investments across various channels. Here are some key highlights: 1. **Unified Traffic Quality Dashboard**: View TQI scores, fraud rates, and risk distributions across web visits, app events, and affiliate clicks in one workspace, allowing you to compare channels apples-to-apples. 2. **270+ MRC-Inspired Detection Traps**: These traps cover various types of fraud, including bot detection, IP intelligence, fingerprinting, and viewability. 3. **Creative-Level Scanning**: Validate every served creative across Google Ad Manager and direct publisher integrations to catch malvertising and supply-path mismatches before they reach your audience. 4. **Native SDKs**: Available for iOS, Android, and Flutter, these SDKs provide anti-detect, behavioral, and connection signals to catch issues like rooted devices and emulator farms. 5. **Lite-MMP Attribution**: Manage affiliate and partnership campaigns without the need for a separate AppsFlyer bill, including branded tracking domains and deterministic/probabilistic attribution. 6. **Session Recording & Heatmaps**: Replay visitor sessions and analyze interaction patterns to spot suspicious behaviors visually. 7. **Real-Time Scoring**: Events are scored in under 50ms, allowing for immediate action against fraudulent traffic. 8. **Comprehensive Reporting**: Generate per-campaign, per-app, and per-affiliate reports with full evidence chains, exportable as CSV or PDF for easy sharing with stakeholders. These features work together to help advertisers stop paying for fraudulent clicks and optimize their media spend. If you'd like to discuss a specific feature or have any questions about how they work, let me know!

The **Session Recording & Heatmaps** feature in ClickTrust allows you to visually analyze user interactions on your landing pages. Here’s how it works: - **Session Recording**: You can replay actual visitor sessions to see how users navigate your site. This helps you understand their behavior, identify any areas of concern, and spot potential fraud. - **Heatmaps**: This feature aggregates clicks, movement, and scroll data into heatmaps. It visually represents where users are engaging the most on your pages, highlighting hotspots of activity and areas that may not be receiving attention. Together, these tools can help you detect suspicious interaction patterns, such as unusually fast form submissions or non-human behavior, which might indicate fraudulent activity. If you're interested in how this feature can specifically benefit your campaigns, or if you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Great! It sounds like you're interested in how the Session Recording & Heatmaps feature can benefit your campaigns. This feature can help you: 1. **Identify Fraudulent Activity**: By analyzing session recordings, you can spot patterns such as superhuman fill speeds or unusual clicking behavior that may indicate bot traffic or click farms. 2. **Optimize User Experience**: Heatmaps show where users are clicking and scrolling, helping you identify which parts of your landing pages are engaging and which are not. This can guide your design and content adjustments for better conversion rates. 3. **Improve Campaign Performance**: With insights from both recordings and heatmaps, you can make data-driven decisions to enhance your ad campaigns, ensuring that your budget is spent effectively and reaching real potential customers. If you'd like to explore this feature further or have any specific questions, let me know! Would you like to proceed with sharing your contact details for a follow-up or a demo?