Target visitors go to the offer. Everyone else — to the default page.
Bots go to a default page — your own URL, a landing page or a response code — and off-target geos, devices and referrers can be sent there by a rule. Everyone else reaches the offer. The route is decided by the antibot (rules and lists → network checks → fingerprint and behavior → ensemble verdict) and your rules, and SSL is issued automatically for every domain.
How traffic filtering works in TDS.SO
Set the offer and the default page
Create a template and define two destinations per link: the offer page with click macros and a default page for non-target traffic — your own URL, your own landing page or a response code.
The antibot evaluates every visitor
Every click goes through the antibot: rules and lists (your own IP and UA lists, allowed referrers) → network checks → fingerprint and behavior (~40 signals) → ensemble verdict. A score of 0.5 or more gets a CAPTCHA, 0.7 or more is a bot, below 0.5 passes.
Bots and off-target traffic go to the default page
Bots go to the default page automatically, and off-target visitors (geo, device, ISP, referer) are sent there by a rule with the "Bot" action. So the offer gets visitors from your targeting, and bots do not skew your stats.
Real users reach the offer
Visitors who pass the antibot and match your rules are redirected to your offer. SSL is issued automatically per domain — no manual certificates.
Why it matters
- A default page of your choice: your own URL, a landing page or a response code
- auto-SSL on any domain — no manual certificates
- Routing driven by the antibot: rules and lists, network checks, fingerprint and behavior (~40 signals), 0.5 / 0.7 thresholds
- Target by geo, device, ISP and referer
FAQ
How does it decide who goes to the default page?
Do I need my own server for this?
Can I use my own default page?
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