A reviewer opens your offer page That is how the account dies
They do not click the ad: they type the URL and open the full offer page. BlackInk decides on the server — reviewer sees the safe page, buyer sees the offer.
This is not bad luck
Yesterday it scaled
Today the account is under review
You opened the dashboard and the campaign was paused. The email named a policy — “Misrepresentation”, “Circumventing systems” — and nothing else. You changed nothing. The reviewer typed the URL and saw the offer page. The account with history, the creative and the weeks of learning went with it.
Both start at the same point: who receives your page
How it works
The reviewer gets the safe page
The buyer gets the offer
Every click lands on your domain and BlackInk decides on the server, in under 50ms, before any HTML leaves: bot, VPN and reviewer go to the safe page; the buyer goes to the offer page.
BlackInk is not a script on your page — it is server-side infrastructure: the decision happens before HTML leaves the server, in under 50ms.
You do not have to take our word for it: open a live ad destination URL behind a VPN and view the page source — Ctrl+U on Windows, Cmd+Option+U on Mac. If the filter is a script on the page, the offer-page HTML is all there — the server delivered the offer before any script ran. With BlackInk in place, the same source has to return the safe page: no redirect and no detection script.
See how much money
you lose every month
You already saw where the decision happens. Now the number: move the slider to your budget and see how much of it invalid traffic consumes today. The ad-network dashboard does not split that piece; the decision log does — the record of every visitor that arrived, with IP, ISP, geo and the reason for the divert.
The premise: we use 22% of budget as a working rate of invalid traffic — bot, crawler and datacenter. That is BlackInk's working estimate, not a third-party number: the real rate varies by niche, platform and creative, and yours only shows up in the decision log. The ad reviewer is not in this math: they do not click the ad, they type the URL. Their cost is not budget, it is the account. We apply that rate to your budget, which assumes a bad click costs the same as a good one. The rest is your number.
In the calculator above, that is $2,200 a month of budget on clicks that were never going to buy — and that is the smaller of the two numbers. The other is what this account makes on a good day, times the months of approval history. $69.99 does not refund the first. It exists because of the second: keeping the offer page off the reviewer's screen.
One product, one price. No extra modules, no hidden upgrade and no contract.
It does not connect your ads account, does not ask for OAuth and does not install a script on your page — and the domain in the ad is yours, not ours.
BlackInk Cloaker
Everything included — filtering, routing, a dashboard with the decision log of every visitor, and a mobile push when bot traffic spikes.
Subscribe, configure and run real traffic for 7 days. If it is not for you, just ask — the guarantee covers the amount charged. The worst case here is 7 days; the worst case today is losing the account.
About $2.30 a day. One price because our cost is per analyzed request, not per seat — and it costs more than a script cloaker because the decision runs on a server, not in a JavaScript snippet hosted on your own page.
No contract and no penalty: cancel, access continues until the end of the period already paid and the subscription does not renew · Analyzed requests with no quota: scaling budget does not change the invoice · Setup in 10 minutes, with free support on the first configuration
Payment by card on Whop (USD). Quem cobra, emite a nota e responde por esta assinatura é a BLACKINK TECNOLOGIA LTDA — CNPJ 66.362.785/0001-50, Goiânia/GO. Dúvida antes de assinar: suporte@blackink.cloud.
The script on the page only acts
after the HTML already left
Fair warning before the table: on price, BlackInk loses. There are cheaper cloakers than $69.99/month, and if price is your only criterion nothing below will convince you.
The test above closes here: with a script filter, the offer-page HTML leaves the server in full and only then the screen changes. The reviewer reads what the server sent, not what the script showed.
Before you change the ad destination URL
You can see my offer page. What stops you from copying my offer?
Do I need to connect my ads account? Does it work outside Google?
Will the ad point to one of your domains?
If BlackInk goes down, does my traffic stop?
I already use another cloaker. Do I have to pause the campaign to migrate?
What if the reviewer discovers the cloaker?
What if it blocks a real buyer?
Cloaking goes against the networks' stated policy. So?
What if I want to cancel? Is there a fee or notice period?
Do I need technical knowledge?
How long does setup take?
How do I set up my pages?
The next review is coming
The question is what it will find
It does not warn you, and it almost always arrives on a day the campaign is doing well. The only decision you can make now is who opens the door. 10 minutes of setup. No ads-account access. 7-day guarantee.
7-day guarantee · The advertised domain is yours · No contract