CHEQ protects ads, web forms, and sign-ups from bots, fraud, and AI agents with real-time traffic and identity intelligence. See features, pricing, and pros &…
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CHEQ does not publish pricing publicly; access is quote-based through a sales/demo process and is presumed to scale with traffic volume and the number of products deployed.
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August 6, 2026
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CHEQ (CHEQ AI Technologies) is a Tel Aviv-founded cybersecurity company that protects the digital customer journey by distinguishing real human visitors from bots, fraudsters, and automated AI agents. Its platform is built around a family of products: CHEQ Acquisition (ad fraud and invalid-click protection), Form Guard (bot-driven form-spam and fake-lead blocking), Analytics (invalid-traffic filtering for marketing data), Manage/Ensighten by CHEQ (third-party tag and vendor governance), Enforce (privacy and consent compliance, including a certified Google CMP), and Agent Intent (visitor and AI-agent identification and risk scoring). CHEQ says it processes trillions of traffic signals daily across roughly a million monitored domains and is used by an estimated 15,000 brands, including companies such as Paycor, Spark, and 1st Franklin Financial. The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv with additional offices in New York, Tokyo, and London, and was named a "Strong Performer" in the Forrester Wave for Bot and Agent Trust Management Software (Q2 2026).
Key Features
Acquisition — Detects and blocks ad fraud and invalid clicks to protect marketing spend across paid channels.
Form Guard — Blocks bot-driven form spam and fake leads on web forms and sign-up flows.
Analytics — Filters invalid and bot traffic out of web analytics data to improve marketing measurement accuracy.
Manage (Ensighten by CHEQ) — Governs which third-party tags and vendor scripts are allowed to fire on a website.
Enforce — A certified Google Consent Management Platform for privacy and consent compliance, covering GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, and PCI DSS.
Agent Intent — Identifies and risk-scores human, bot, and AI-agent visitors in real time as part of the customer journey.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Covers multiple attack surfaces (ad fraud, form spam, account takeover, tag governance, consent) under one vendor rather than needing separate point tools
Explicitly built to detect AI-agent traffic, not just legacy bots, which is increasingly relevant as agentic browsing grows
Backed by security/compliance credentials (SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR-oriented tooling) that matter for enterprise procurement
Real customer case studies cite measurable results (e.g. lead increases and CPA reductions), suggesting production use at scale
Cons
No public pricing is listed anywhere on the site; buyers must go through a sales/demo process to get a quote
Positioning and case studies skew toward larger brands, so it may be over-scoped (and overpriced) for very small businesses
The public site does not publish a comprehensive third-party integration list, making it hard to confirm compatibility with a specific stack without contacting sales