Didva Click Fraud Protection

Yes. The plugin installs the tracking snippet and shows your statistics; the detection, scoring and ad-platform exclusion lists live in your didva account. A free plan is available.

Two small tags go into the page head: a one-line setting and an asynchronous script file, cached by the browser for half an hour at a time. Neither blocks rendering. Your order-received or thank-you page gets one more.

Usually a caching or "delay JavaScript" feature postponing the snippet. The plugin already marks its own tags so that Autoptimize, LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket and Cloudflare's Rocket Loader skip them, so start by clearing your page cache. If an optimiser you use ignores that, exclude ct-click.js from its JavaScript delay or defer feature by hand. The plugin's own daily check warns you when it cannot find the snippet on your homepage. That warning appears on the plugin's own screen, your Dashboard and the Plugins page — not all over wp-admin — and can be dismissed for a week.

WooCommerce orders are counted automatically when the order is not failed, on both the classic checkout and the newer checkout block. For form or lead sites, pick your thank-you page in the plugin settings and didva counts a lead when an ad visitor reaches it.

You remain responsible for consent and for privacy-law compliance on your own site: didva measures visitor behaviour and stores a click identifier on the visitor's device, and only you know which rules apply to your audience. The plugin gives your consent-management plugin a hook to hold the tags back until consent is given: add_filter( 'didva_should_track', function () { return my_consent_given(); } ); While the filter returns false no didva tag is printed at all — nothing is queued and nothing fires later. Suggested Privacy Policy text is added to Settings → Privacy for you to review and include.

Not in this version. Activate it per site rather than network-wide.

Only if app.didva.com is allowed. On hosts that define WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL, add it to WP_ACCESSIBLE_HOSTS.

Press Disconnect: the snippet stops immediately and the plugin asks didva to revoke its access token. Deleting the plugin does the same and removes every setting it stored. You can always confirm — or revoke by hand — under Connected devices in your didva profile. Your data stays in your didva account.