Recover the ad revenueadblockers stole from you.

An anti adblock script detects when a visitor has an ad blocker active (uBlock Origin, AdBlock Plus, AdGuard, Brave Shields, Ghostery, etc.) and gives you a chance to recover the lost ad revenue, usually by politely asking them to whitelist your site. Blocking and consent rejection together cost a typical publisher around 30% of potential ad revenue; an anti adblock script wins back a share of it.

No. It's async with zero dependencies, so it is never a render-blocking resource. The script is cached for 60 seconds with an instant kill-switch from the dashboard.

They try every week. We keep detection current against the major filter lists, and every script changes its bait and delivery on each request, so static signatures can't keep up.

Yes, across Basic, Optimal and Complete modes. The engine adds MV3-specific heuristics built for Chrome's network-layer blocking, so uBOL is caught where legacy single-bait checks miss it.

Yes, it is designed for both. We don't fingerprint visitors, set no tracking cookies and keep no visitor identifiers: our statistics are daily totals per site. To count recoveries the script keeps one small first-party entry on your own domain (a timestamp flag with no identifier that expires after 30 days), described in our privacy policy for your cookie notice. It works with all major consent management platforms.

Scripts are domain-locked and tamper-proof. If the origin doesn't match your verified domain, the script no-ops silently and we log the attempt. Every script also embeds an invisible watermark for leak attribution.

After signing up free, you verify your domain with a meta tag or a root file, then paste one async <script> tag into your <head>. The whole flow takes about 60 seconds.

A realistic planning assumption is a 65% recovery rate against detected adblock sessions. Actual results depend on your audience and how persuasive your whitelist message is. Use the ROI calculator on this page to model your numbers.

Free shows a clean default. Pro adds brand colors and backdrop options. Max adds a custom logo and full message editing. The Business plan includes everything plus unlimited scale and dedicated support.

Open the plan page in your dashboard, choose your plan, and pay through our secure checkout. Your plan activates the moment the payment clears.

An adblock killer script is JavaScript that runs silently in the browser and detects whether a visitor has an active ad blocker. When it spots one, it triggers a recovery flow: asking the user to whitelist the site or showing a soft paywall. Unlike basic detectors, an adblock killer fires multiple simultaneous probes and is randomized on every load so filter lists cannot pre-block it.

Sign up free, verify domain ownership with a meta tag or a root file (under 60 seconds), then paste one async script tag into your site's head. The script is domain-locked and tamper-proof: it only works on your verified domain. The whole setup takes about one minute and works on any CMS or static site.

Yes, antiadblock works on any website that runs ads: blogs, gaming portals, forums, news sites, affiliate sites, niche content sites, and e-commerce stores with ad slots. The integration is a single async script tag in your <head>, identical regardless of CMS. WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, custom HTML, React, Next.js. If you can add a script tag, you can add antiadblock to your website in under 60 seconds. Thousands of websites across 40+ countries already run it.

Yes, antiadblock detection is legal in all major jurisdictions including the EU, US, and UK. You are not blocking the ad blocker; you are detecting it and offering the visitor a choice. The script reads no browser extension data and stores no personal information, making it fully GDPR and CCPA compliant.