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ScroogeFrog AI
AI ad fraud detection that protects your marketing budget
69 followers
AI ad fraud detection that protects your marketing budget
69 followers
ScroogeFrog AI helps advertisers find out where their ad budget is going to waste. It audits website traffic and Google Ads campaigns to uncover suspicious clicks, bot activity, and underperforming spend, then turns complex data into clear recommendations on what to fix. For agencies and larger advertisers, it also offers custom AI fraud detection models trained on their own traffic data. Less guesswork, more control over every advertising dollar.
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Congrats for the launch! I just curious about does the fraud detection work for meta ads / tiktok ads or strictly google ads for now? ‘Cause Google isn’t the only place I’m active, IG and TikTok also take up a big chunk of my time too.
@brattyaiguy Yes, ofc Meta, Tiktok, etc. It works with any source you want, and shows you which placements are better and which ones need to be shut down
This is interesting - but some people use bots as their coworker these days so if it finds the ad and suggest it to people that will be useful right - how do your tool distinguish random spam bot vs the one people use as assistant
@harini_mukesh Great question! They’re actually pretty different. A real AI assistant acts on genuine user intent to help a human. Fake bots just simulate meaningless clicks to burn your ad budget. Our AI tracks behavioral patterns (60+ signals) to catch the fake stuff while letting real traffic through
saved this to test on our next Gads campaign
@quinnxie Waiting for your feedback, Quinn😉
Do you have any video to demonstrate how it works?
Does this work alongside existing google analytics 4 setups without double tracking?
@alexia_li Yes, it is, our service is very easy to set up😉
I've been waiting for a proper click fraud tool that doesnt break the bank, tysm guys🙏
@wys1010 You're welcome bro, we were struggling with it to, so we decided to make our own solution to this problem)