Keep bots, suspects and low-trust sessions out of your advertising signals.
EntryLap reads every visitor through traffic source, device behavior, browser signals, session quality and conversion context. The dashboard explains why a visitor is risky, how much audience pollution exists, and which exclusion rule should run first.
Use Bot Exclusion to understand where low-trust traffic enters, how it affects audiences, and which cleanup action should happen before scaling campaigns.
How EntryLap separates real shoppers from noisy sessions.
EntryLap does not rely on one weak signal. It combines behavior depth, source quality, session timing, device consistency, IP patterns and conversion safety before a visitor becomes part of an exclusion workflow.
Classify before you exclude.
EntryLap separates human, suspect and bot-like behavior so teams can clean audiences without hiding useful shoppers or past converters.
See bot risk clearly before your team increases budget.
Connected store data reveals how human, suspicious and automated traffic affect campaigns, audiences and reporting.
What improves: your team can see whether cleanup is moving the account toward more real shoppers and fewer noisy sessions before increasing budget.
What improves: instead of treating all traffic equally, EntryLap shows which sources should be excluded, reviewed or protected for learning.
What improves: exclusion is not just a report; it becomes an action that keeps weak sessions away from Meta/Google learning signals.
What improves: device-level risk helps teams catch non-human patterns that normal click reports cannot explain.
Why bot exclusion can reduce waste and improve revenue decisions.
When bot and suspect sessions stay inside remarketing and optimization pools, platforms can learn from weak visitors. EntryLap helps your team separate clean shoppers from noisy sessions before retargeting, reporting or scaling.
Reduce wasted retargeting
Exclude visitors that look like crawlers, datacenter traffic, very short sessions or non-shopping behavior before they keep receiving budget.
Common range: 12–38% risk by sourceCleaner machine learning
Cleaner event streams help Meta and Google learn from real human behavior instead of polluted, low-trust sessions.
Cleaner signal → better optimizationProtect real shoppers
Rules can avoid excluding converters and can separate paid risk from organic/direct risk, so cleanup stays controlled.
Safe exclusion workflowWhat every Bot Exclusion number means.
Use this table in onboarding and client reporting to explain what each traffic-quality signal means and what action it supports.
“EntryLap made it clear that our retargeting pool was not clean. The bot page showed source risk, device risk and exact visitor reasons in one place.”
Fashion ecommerce operator · 4.9/5“It is easier to explain why a campaign should not scale yet. We can show bot pressure, paid risk and signal quality before increasing budget.”
Performance team · 4.8/5“Instead of sending a spreadsheet, we show the exclusion chart, source risk and the next action. Clients understand the cleanup process faster.”
Agency reporting workflow · 4.9/5