Paid click
63.6% of visits here were trusted.
Follow paid clicks from campaign to conversion.
See which clicks look trustworthy, which need attention, and what happens after they reach your site.
No card · No Ads connection · No blocking
Illustrative example: request_bot, classified from 4 linked signals (no JS, curl lib, no cookies, tor exit), action block.
A preview of the questions Button can answer. These labels are examples, not measured results or guaranteed detection rates.
Connect the paid click to the visitor, the path they took, and the outcome that followed.
Compare paid clicks with what visitors actually do after they arrive. High questionable traffic only matters when it changes business outcomes.
| Campaign | Paid clicks | Questionable | Reached checkout | What this means |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Search Ads | 2,246 | 44.5% | 3.4% | High volume + worth reviewing |
| Google Display Network | 1,053 | 44.4% | 1.1% | Weak post-click behavior |
| 282 | 37.2% | 2.7% | Better than display | |
| Google Discovery Ads | 164 | 51.2% | 0.9% | Small volume, poor quality |
Example data illustrates how campaign quality and downstream behavior can be compared. These figures are not Button-wide benchmarks or expected customer outcomes.
A click is only useful if the visitor behaves like someone you actually want more of.
63.6% of visits here were trusted.
57.4% of visits here were trusted.
46.5% of visits here were trusted.
60.0% of visits here were trusted.
Button combines independent evidence instead of asking a marketer to understand TLS fingerprints, JavaScript quirks, or network reputation before they can use the product.
Repeated or unusual navigation patterns appear across visits.
Several independent browser and device signals conflict.
Proxy, datacenter, or previously suspicious network patterns are present.
Button waits rather than making an aggressive call too early.
ButtonTrace starts by showing how paid traffic behaves. You decide whether the difference is meaningful before you change campaigns or block anything.
See the clicks, the behavior, and the conversion difference instead of trusting an estimated “money saved” counter.
Start in listen-only mode. Nothing changes in your campaigns until you have enough evidence to act.
Marketers get plain-English reasons. Technical teams can open the underlying browser, network, and request evidence.
The important question is whether questionable traffic behaves differently after the click.
Explore the evidence: browser consistency and bot detection or why browser clock differences need context.
Company-domain users can see the high-level traffic audit. Visitor-level journeys, detailed classification evidence, exports, and deeper investigation stay locked until domain ownership is verified.