Verify rollout
Confirm the first requests after a Protected Page or Smart Link goes live before scaling traffic.
KillBot Traffic Log shows what happened to a visit, why it happened, and which route handled it. Use it to verify rollout, tune rules, and explain allowed, redirected, blocked, or rate-limited traffic.
Use sample data on public pages so teams can see the record format without exposing private traffic evidence.
Use sample/demo data only. Do not expose real customer data on public pages.
Traffic decision logs matter because they keep VPN traffic filtering, datacenter traffic control, and click fraud prevention tied to a visible record instead of a hidden score.
| Field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| IP and country | Confirms where the request came from and whether geography fits the page policy. |
| ASN / ISP / org | Helps identify datacenter, hosting, proxy, VPN, or suspicious network patterns. |
| Category and reason | Explains why KillBot classified the visit into a risk or traffic bucket. |
| Decision and outcome | Shows whether the visit was allowed, redirected, blocked, or rate-limited. |
| Route context | Shows which Protected Page or Smart Link handled the request. |
| Timestamp | Helps review rollout and investigate campaign periods. |
The Traffic Log keeps decision proof close to the route instead of hiding everything behind a generic bot score.
Confirm the first requests after a Protected Page or Smart Link goes live before scaling traffic.
Adjust page, referrer, schedule, proxy, VPN, or datacenter handling after the live record proves the pattern.
Show teammates or clients why a visit was allowed, redirected, blocked, or rate-limited.
Traffic Log retention follows the active plan. Public pricing should show each plan's included history window. The dashboard should warn users before monthly check limits are reached.
Create one route, review the first decisions, then widen the rules only after the log proves the pattern.