It has told you about none.
We'll get it wrong sometimes too. You'll get the lead back.
SpamKill is invisible form protection that decides after the form submits — nothing for real visitors to solve, 99.9% accurate across 100M+ submissions.
No credit card · Month-to-month after
The bots it was hired to stop pay a solver farm pennies to pass it. So the gate lets the bots through and keeps the people out — and you pay at both ends.
The squares appear when the CAPTCHA can't tell whether a visitor is human, and it settles the doubt by charging the human. Some solve it. The ones who don't never submit — the challenge gates the submit, so nothing left their browser. No lead. No conversion event. No name in any report.
In GA4, compare form_start to form_submit on your paid landing pages. The gap has
your gate's cost in it. What it will never show you is who.
One test for every option, SpamKill included: does a real person ever have to prove they're human — and if the tool is wrong, can you undo it?
Every filter gets it wrong sometimes. When your CAPTCHA gets it wrong, you'll see a number, never a name. When SpamKill gets it wrong, you get the lead back.
Holding a lead means storing it, so the leads we block are sealed with your key the moment we block them. Our engineers can't open them, and a stolen database contains nothing readable.
How the encryption works →Most growth teams find us through their network. Ask in your mastermind — someone there probably uses SpamKill already.
Before APIs were common and before Zapier existed, connecting two business systems often meant building a web automation bridge: software that logs in, fills the form, clicks through and moves the data. We built those across industry platforms for years. A bot filling your form makes the same moves, and we know the moves. We also know that a puzzle is a solved problem for a bot and a wall for a tired human on a phone. Every gate makes the wrong one pay. So we built the opposite of a gate.
No card. Month-to-month after. If the ROI isn't obvious by day 30, walk away.
All three: blocked-lead review included · 30-day free trial, no card · spam never counts against your quota · first overage free, never a forced upgrade.
Turn on held-lead review (you generate your own key at setup), and every held lead is kept for 31 days, sealed so only your password opens it.
30-day free trial, no card. By day 7 you'll have a review queue you can read: real names, real companies, and the bots that would have been on your reps' call list.