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WebDecoy review

Freemium#8 of 11 in Bot Detection and Mitigation SoftwareBot Detection

A decoy-led detection stack for teams investigating and blocking automated traffic.

7.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

WebDecoy is a bot detection and mitigation platform for websites, web applications and APIs. It combines invisible honeypot links, fake API endpoints, browser behavioral analysis, headless-browser detection, device and TLS fingerprinting, and a Cloudflare edge sensor for non-JavaScript crawlers. Detections can be investigated as persistent actors and handled with blocking, redirects, session-clearance revocation, webhooks or data poisoning. Its decoy-first approach suits small teams that want to expose automated traffic without starting with a broad bot-management suite.

The published plans cover a free entry point and three paid tiers. Free costs $0 as a flat plan and provides continuous bot visibility, local and edge detection, with no credit card or time limit. Starter costs $20 per month and adds webhooks, basic response actions and 90 days of detection history. Pro costs $99 per month, adding full enrichment, persistent actor identity, all integrations and full enforcement. Agency costs $299 per month and adds client-ready reports while including everything in Pro. A 14-day paid-capability trial begins after installation verification, and the trial does not require a card.

WebDecoy connects with Cloudflare, AWS WAF, Akamai, Fastly, Vercel, Datadog, Splunk, Elastic, CrowdStrike LogScale and Webhooks. Deployment options include a JavaScript snippet, Node.js SDK, WordPress plugin, Cloudflare Worker edge sensor, DNS CNAME or A record, REST API, cloud hosting and self-hosting. GDPR and SSO/SAML support are listed. Teams needing tailored rules, endpoint decoys or layered fingerprint analysis get a focused detection toolkit; organizations seeking comprehensive coverage across every bot-management surface may find the decoy-centered scope less suitable and should consider a broader alternative.

WebDecoy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Invisible honeypots and fake API endpoints expose automated traffic.
    • Behavioral, browser, device and TLS fingerprint analysis enriches detections.
    • WAF, SIEM, webhook and response-action integrations support follow-up.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Response actions and 90-day history start with the $20 Starter plan.
    • Full enrichment, persistent identity and all integrations require Pro at $99/month.
    • Decoy-centered coverage is narrower than broad bot-management suites.

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