Arbitrage: miscellaneous
hoax tech
hoax.tech describes a traffic-filtering and cloaking service for affiliate marketing, using JS fingerprinting and machine learning. The provider states that it filters and processes traffic in real time according to user-defined rules. Access after the trial requires choosing and paying for a subscription. The provider’s filtering description makes the service’s intended use and your own platform obligations important to check before relying on it.
This may suit media buyers assessing traffic-filtering tools, provided the service’s terms and technical requirements fit their setup.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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What the Light plan includes
The pricing page and feature details checked on 2026-10-31 describe the Light (test) plan as follows.
- Term: seven days, free (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Flows: two (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Included: PHP and JS fingerprinting, Matchex®, traffic details, basic support, and an automation API (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
What Matchex analyzes
hoax.tech says it processes traffic in real time under user-defined rules, using factors such as location, source, device type, language, and operating system. The provider describes Matchex® as machine-learning technology based on digital fingerprints.
The provider also says traffic analysis can use country, device type, IP, and JavaScript fingerprints. Its description of JavaScript Fingerprinting says it collects browser and device data, including screen resolution, operating system, language settings, and active plugins. These are vendor descriptions of the system, not independent performance findings.
How Standard and Pro differ
The pricing page lists different flow allowances for Standard and Pro, while the Terms describe the available subscription periods and payment conditions.
- Standard: one-month term and 100 flows (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Pro: one-month term and unlimited* flows (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
The Terms state that access periods are 31 days for monthly, 183 days for semiannual, and 365 days for annual plans. Fees are prepaid and generally non-refundable, except where the law requires otherwise; the Terms also rule out partial payments and compensation for unused active periods. The provider says JavaScript Fingerprinting and Matchex are included in the basic plan.
What to check about the company
This can clarify who the customer contracts with and which company details apply to billing and support.
For any service, company identity and operating history are useful context when evaluating contractual obligations and support arrangements.
How traffic rules are applied
The provider describes filtering visitors and routing traffic to different content according to settings. It also describes keeping some visitors on a safe page and redirecting a target audience to other content. This review does not detail routing procedures.
The provider says it filters incoming internet traffic to users’ resources and blocks unwanted visitors. Offers in restricted categories may be limited by law, age rules, or region; check the network’s rules, platform policies, and local law. This is not legal or financial advice.
Where the terms limit access
The Terms require accurate, current registration details and prohibit sharing accounts or passwords with third parties. The service license is limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable, and is for the user’s personal business purposes.
The Terms allow the company to limit, suspend, or terminate access without notice, and to change, suspend, or discontinue features without prior notice. They also state that the service is supplied as is, without express or implied warranties, including for uninterrupted or error-free operation.
The Terms cap total service-related liability at 10% of fees paid for the most recent month of service usage. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Which functions the plans cover
The pricing page and FAQ list these capabilities and support routes, while the provider describes its analytics and API performance.
- The provider lists PHP and JS fingerprinting, Matchex®, traffic details, and an automation API across Light, Standard, and Pro.
- It says traffic analysis includes in-depth and advanced analytics, though the available description does not explain the reports’ format.
- The provider states that its distributed server network provides fast API responses; this is a vendor claim, not an independently verified performance result.
- Support is listed through Telegram, website live chat, and email.
How to compare filtering services
Compare filtering services by the traffic criteria they document and the limits attached to each plan. Check whether the API fits your workflow, how support is accessed, and what the payment and refund terms say. Contract protections, including access-change rights and warranty language, also deserve review before committing.
Who might use the PHP service
The service may fit a buyer whose setup can run on a server with PHP. The provider says setup uses step-by-step guides and takes a few minutes, with support available to assist.
The provider also says its support team responds promptly to inquiries or concerns. Buyers should assess that statement alongside the listed support routes and decide whether those channels suit their own operating needs.
What we could not confirm
- Company identity: legal entity, registered address, and business history.
- Subscription pricing: plan amounts and billing-period charges.
- Setup details: PHP server requirements and implementation documentation.
- API: specifications for integration and use.
- Privacy: data retention, deletion, and browser or device data terms.
- Analytics: examples and reporting specifications.
- Reliability: availability history, incident handling, and response commitments.
- Payments: supported methods and payment provider identity.
Questions about trials and service terms
How is a free trial requested?
A free trial is requested by registering and contacting technical support, according to the pricing page. The FAQ also describes the trial as activated through registration and support contact. The provider says an unused trial may be extended by contacting support.
Where are subscription payments made?
Subscription payments can be made in the account’s Payments section, according to the pricing page. The provider says payment is available in various currencies at the exchange rate in effect when payment is made.
What can happen after repeated trial abuse?
The Terms say the company may suspend or terminate access if registration information is invalid or users repeatedly or systematically abuse free trials.
Who processes subscription payments?
The Terms state that payments are processed through a third-party provider. They also disclaim the company’s responsibility for that provider’s actions or failures. Buyers should read that allocation of responsibility alongside the payment terms before proceeding.
How can an account be deactivated?
The Terms say users can request account deactivation by emailing support with their registration details and the specified subject line. The request requires an email with identifying account information.
Where can suspected misuse be reported?
The Terms say suspected unlawful use or terms violations can be reported to the company at its listed abuse email.
Does the trial justify proceeding?
Fits if the filtering functions match your workflow and your setup meets the PHP-server requirement.
Probably not if flexible refunds or advance assurance of uninterrupted service are necessary; the Terms describe prepaid fees and service supplied as is.
Main risk… the provider’s stated no-hidden-fees position does not remove the contractual limits on refunds and service warranties.
Sources
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- hoax.tech/aboutchecked
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- hoax.tech/priceschecked
- hoax.tech/faqchecked
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How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Spend Ledger. The editors at Spend Ledger wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. No hands-on trial of the service took place. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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