Arbitrage: miscellaneous
Cloud Filter
Cloud Filter’s PRO plan charges $199 per month or $1,672 per year, according to its pricing page checked 2026-10-31. The page also claims broad filtering and rapid processing, while the published plan details specify campaign and click allowances rather than evidence for those claims.
This terms-focused account is for media buyers comparing filtering services, especially those who need clear billing and operating conditions before committing.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Cloud Filter
- Category
- Arbitrage: miscellaneous
- Official site
- cloud-filter.com · No link provided
- Facts checked
PRO plans list campaign and click allowances
The vendor’s homepage and pricing page describe the service and PRO allowances, checked 2026-10-31.
- Category: traffic filtering platform for affiliate marketing (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Stated scope: protection for affiliate links and sites from spy services, bots, moderators, competitors, and unwanted traffic (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
PRO pricing separates monthly and annual billing
The pricing page lists two PRO billing options, checked 2026-10-31.
The pricing page says the monthly PRO plan costs $199 per month. The pricing page says the annual PRO plan costs $1,672 per year.
Filtering uses IP assessment and visitor data
The vendor says machine learning and paid databases assess whether an IP address represents unwanted traffic. It also says paid databases supply visitor information, including geographic location. The vendor describes its bot database as updated in real time and filtration as occurring within milliseconds. These are provider statements, not independently verified performance findings.
For setup, the vendor describes pasting a single line of code into a website and then using its dashboard. It lists integration scripts for PHP, WordPress, HTML (JavaScript), and site builders. Its team says it provides setup help. The PRO plan lists API access and Android and iOS support.
The service says existing Cloud Filter credentials can be used to register or log in to its new app. Its site also says Cloud Filter has rebranded and launched a new version called Rokies.app. Dashboard updates describe a site switcher: pinned sites appear in it, and the most recently pinned site appears first. The vendor says keyboard shortcuts 1 to 9 navigate that list. Its updates also describe Plausible Analytics changes and say the service is updated multiple times per week.
Annual billing and filtering claims need scrutiny
- The pricing page lists the annual PRO option at $1,672 per year.
- The pricing page lists the monthly PRO plan at $199 per month.
Setup scripts and PRO access cover key routes
- The provider lists integration scripts for PHP, WordPress, HTML (JavaScript), and site builders.
- The provider describes setup as pasting a single line of code into a website, then using its dashboard.
- PRO lists API access and Android and iOS support; the team says it provides setup help.
What we could not confirm
- Company identity and history: legal entity, address, and background.
- Independent research: third-party sources and reporting.
- Trial access: whether an evaluation option is offered.
- API and mobile scope: limits and documentation.
- Filtering rules and evidence: decision criteria and independent performance findings.
- Billing terms: cancellation, renewal, and refund conditions.
- Visitor data: collection, retention, and handling terms.
- Support terms: contact channels and response expectations.
- Use restrictions: applicable platform rules and service terms.
Questions about code, app access, and filtering
What setup does the provider describe?
The provider lists integration scripts for PHP, WordPress, HTML (JavaScript), and site builders.
What does PRO list for API and mobile support?
PRO lists API access and Android and iOS support. The provider also says existing Cloud Filter credentials can be used to register or log in to its new app.
What does the vendor say it uses to assess unwanted IP traffic?
The vendor says machine learning and premium databases assess whether an IP address represents unwanted traffic. It describes its bot database as updated in real time.
Proceed after written operating terms are clear
Fits if… you need a traffic filtering platform for affiliate marketing. Probably not if… your setup cannot use a line of code and a dashboard. Main risk… the provider’s IP assessment uses machine learning and premium databases.
Sources
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- cloud-filter.comchecked
- cloud-filter.com/newschecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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