Cloaking X vs Adspect
Adspect is a cloud-based ad-cloaking service with an established position in the market. This page is a direct, verified comparison — pricing, delivery modes, platform detection, and a migration path — not a generic "we're better" pitch.
The Short Version
If you want to test a real campaign before paying, Cloaking X's Free plan gives you that; Adspect has no public self-serve free trial. If you need cloaking (not just anti-fraud filtering), Adspect's entry point is $499/mo — Cloaking X's is $0 (Free) or $100/mo (Starter) for a stream with more headroom. If you rely on click-ID reuse detection, delayed re-crawl detection, or mirror-mode delivery, those are shipped Cloaking X features that Adspect does not publicly document.
Pricing
| Cloaking X Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Free | Free |
| Starter | $100/mo |
| Pro | $200/mo |
| Agency | $500/mo |
| Enterprise | $2,000/mo |
Adspect
Has no dedicated pricing page — plans are listed on an anchor section of the homepage, not a stable URL. The entry-level $299/mo Anti-Fraud tier does NOT include cloaking; the $499/mo tier is the lowest one that does.
| Tier | Price |
|---|---|
| Anti-Fraud (no cloaking) | $299/mo |
| Mid tier | $499/mo |
| Top tier | $999/mo |
Feature Matrix
Cloaking X's column is our own verified product behavior. Adspect's column is labelled per public docs — where Adspect does not publish a detail, the cell reads "Not publicly documented".
| Feature | Cloaking X | Adspect |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery modes | 8 (proxy, 302, meta refresh, iframe, cross-origin iframe, JS redirect, click-reveal, mirror) | Not publicly documented |
| Per-platform reviewer attribution | Google, Meta, TikTok, Bing, Yandex — individually | Not publicly documented |
| Click-ID reuse detection | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Delayed re-crawl detection | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Mirror-mode delivery | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Conversion tracking integrations | Meta CAPI, Google Enhanced Conversions, TikTok Events API, server-side GTM | Not publicly documented |
| Free trial | Yes — Free plan | No |
Migrating an Adspect Stream to Cloaking X
A cloaking stream is built from the same handful of concepts regardless of vendor — only the names and exact settings differ. Here's the rough mapping:
| Adspect concept | Cloaking X equivalent |
|---|---|
| Stream | Stream |
| Safe page / white page | Fallback page (built-in generator, or your own URL) |
| Money page / offer | Money page (up to your plan's limit, with A/B rotation) |
| Cloaking method | Delivery mode (proxy, 302, meta refresh, iframe, cross-origin iframe, JS redirect, click-reveal, or mirror) |
| Filter rules | Stream filters + whitelist/blacklist (IP/ASN/UA/CIDR) |
For the integration itself, see the integrations docs (reverse PHP, forward, hosted ad-link, JS snippet, WordPress plugin, Keitaro, Binom, React/Next.js, and custom domains) — pick whichever matches how your Adspect stream is wired today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Adspect's $299/mo plan enough for cloaking?
Per Adspect's own homepage pricing anchor, the $299/mo tier is labelled Anti-Fraud and does not include cloaking — the lowest tier that does is $499/mo. Cloaking X's equivalent (a stream with cloaking, click-ID capture, and tracking integrations) starts on the $100/mo Starter plan, or $0 on the Free plan for a single stream.
Does Adspect offer a free trial?
No public self-serve free trial, per this comparison's research pass. Cloaking X's Free plan is an ongoing $0 tier (1 stream, 300 clicks/day) you can run a real campaign through before paying anything.
How do I migrate an Adspect stream to Cloaking X?
See the migration section on this page — it maps Adspect's stream concepts (safe page / money page, filters, and integration method) onto the equivalent Cloaking X stream settings (money pages, delivery mode, and filter rules).
Does Cloaking X detect click-ID reuse and delayed re-crawls?
Yes — both are shipped detection modules: click-ID reuse flags a gclid/fbclid/ttclid seen across more IPs or countries than a real person explains, and delayed re-crawl detection flags a device fingerprint returning to the same stream after an unusual delay, the signature of a scheduled ad-platform re-review. Adspect does not publicly document either.
What delivery modes does Cloaking X support that Adspect doesn't publicly document?
Cloaking X ships 8 delivery modes: proxy, 302 redirect, meta refresh, iframe, cross-origin iframe, JS redirect, click-reveal, and mirror. Adspect's own public docs do not enumerate an equivalent list, so this comparison marks that row "not publicly documented" rather than guessing a number.
Switch Without the Trial Clock
Start on the Free plan, run a real stream, and decide once you have your own numbers.