Competitor clicks
A competitor bidding on the same keyword clicks your ad a few times a day, your daily budget runs out early and your ad disappears for the rest of the day. Real customers cannot find you; the competitor can.
Competitor clicks, bots and click farms quietly drain part of every Google Ads budget. Endcod Guard runs as standard on every account we manage. No extra fee.
In Google Ads you pay per click. Whether the person clicking is a customer does not change the invoice. Three sources take the part of the budget nobody talks about.
A competitor bidding on the same keyword clicks your ad a few times a day, your daily budget runs out early and your ad disappears for the rest of the day. Real customers cannot find you; the competitor can.
Crawlers and bots click ads, stay for a few seconds and leave. The report counts a click; the phone does not ring.
Groups paid to produce bulk clicks. They arrive from different devices at different hours; each looks normal alone, together they form a pattern.
Endcod Guard works in the background. There is nothing for you to do; setup, monitoring and updates are on us.
Every click passes through 11 separate protection layers. We do not explain what the layers are; a protection system is strong precisely because its workings are not known.
Suspicious sources are blocked automatically. There is nothing for you to do and nothing for you to monitor.
Auction data and competitor activity are reviewed every two days. When a new attack pattern appears, the protection is updated to match.
Protection that hides
its limits is not protection.
Google's own invalid click filter is the first layer and it works well. Endcod Guard does not replace it; it targets the competitor and bot traffic that remains beyond it. We do not promise a percentage. Instead we review the protection every two days and update it as new patterns appear.
See Google Ads managementNot sold separately, not charged separately. The day we start managing your Google Ads account, Shield starts working too.
No. It runs as standard on every Google Ads account we manage. There is no separate package and no separate invoice.
Not at the moment. Endcod Guard only runs for businesses whose ad accounts we manage.
It does, and that is the first layer. Google's filter looks at general patterns; it does not always catch a specific competitor in your sector or a slow, low-volume attack. Endcod Guard targets that gap.
No, and be cautious of any system that claims so. The goal is to make the wasted part of the budget visible and shrink it step by step. We do not quote a percentage; we focus on shrinking the wasted part.
No, and that is a deliberate choice. If the layers were explained, competitors would look for ways around them. We tell our clients the result, not the method.
Tell us what you have in mind. Let’s shape what comes next.
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