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Stats & bot protection

Honest click analytics with bot and click-farm traffic filtered out.

What you can see

Every click is recorded with country, device and referrer. Under Stats you get per-link and account-wide charts and tables, plus a CSV export for your own analysis.

The dashboard shows headline numbers (clicks, active links, availability issues) at a glance.

Bot & click-farm filtering

This is important for affiliates: fake clicks don’t just pollute your stats — a flood of bot traffic to an affiliate link can get your affiliate account flagged by the network (AliExpress “Antispam / Traffic”). AffKeeper stops junk before the redirect, not after:

  • Self-declared preview bots (Facebook, WhatsApp, Slack, …) get a plain preview page — so a shared link still renders a card, but nothing is sent to the affiliate network.
  • Datacenter IPs are blocked — they’re never a real shopper.
  • Links under farm attack get a lightweight human check; a real person clicks through, an automated fetcher does not.

On top of that, a background scanner detects click-farm patterns (many IPs sharing very few browser fingerprints) and excludes those clicks from your Stats, so your numbers stay honest.

Date ranges

Every clicks chart (Dashboard, Stats, each link’s page) has a range picker — 7d up to 3y. The chart heading always shows the total for the selected range (e.g. Clicks — Last 30 days · 1,234), while the All-time clicks tile stays independent of the picker. Only the ranges your plan’s history retention can actually fill are offered.

Data retention

Full per-click detail is kept for a rolling window, then summarised into daily rollups for long-term trends. Your plan sets how long history is retained — and with it, the date ranges available in the charts.

Links that redirect from your own WordPress site are counted there and reported to your account within seconds. Totals and the daily chart are exact; referrer and device breakdowns cover clicks made since the link joined your account, and countries appear when your server provides a geo header (e.g. Cloudflare) — visitor IPs are never transmitted. See the WordPress plugin guide.