CleanTalk is a powerful anti-spam service for websites. We provide comments and registrations protection at the site without CAPTCHA, Q&A, moderation and etc.

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Spam isn’t the only challenge small businesses face online. There are also teams, projects and software costs to manage. CleanTalk’s team built doBoard for that side of the work. Now we’ve made a free calculator to compare the cost of 6 PM tools: doboard.com/project-manageme…
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Enter what your team needs: • Team size • Storage • Active projects • Must-have features • Billing period See estimated costs and suitable plans for Asana, Trello, ClickUp, Basecamp, Monday and doboard.com. No signup required.
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1/ Every "email obfuscator" scrambles the address in JS and unscrambles it in the browser. That only stops bots that do not run JavaScript. Modern scrapers do. 2/ Contact Encoder decodes through an AJAX call verified against the CleanTalk anti-spam cloud. Real people pass, JS-running bots get filtered. Phone numbers too, not just email. 3/ PHP/Composer package for any site - Laravel, Symfony, plain PHP. composer require cleantalk/contacts-encoder Open source, GPL-3.0. Repo: github.com/CleanTalk/contact… Live on our own contact page: cleantalk.org/contact-us
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New integration: @cleantalkcloud Anti-Spam now protects Email Subscribers & Newsletters subscription forms. Fake and bot signups never reach your list, so your subscriber base and deliverability stay clean. No CAPTCHA for real visitors. Available in CleanTalk 6.82+.
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New integration: @cleantalkcloud Anti-Spam now protects Amelia booking and appointment forms. Spam and fake bookings are blocked before they clutter your calendar. Invisible for real clients, no CAPTCHA. Available in CleanTalk 6.81+
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Try our new free tool to see how your browser performs against modern bot detection techniques cleantalk.org/am-i-a-bot
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Every business needs a great website and the work on it never truly stops. But how do you make building and improving it actually productive? Feedback. That is why we built Spotfix: to make the process of working with website feedback seamless. Check Spotfix here. Would love to hear your comments: producthunt.com/products/spo…
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@cleantalkcloud now supports more local currencies for payments. Users from Switzerland, Sweden, and Brazil can now pay for CleanTalk products in: Pay in a familiar currency and manage your order here: p.cleantalk.org
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We are improving our service to make it more convenient for our worldwide users. Today, we added new payment currencies to help customers in Australia, Canada, and the UK avoid exchange fees. blog.cleantalk.org/new-curre… Thank you for being our customers!
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We've updated our online Security Scanner for websites cleantalk.org/website-malwar… It now has a fresh new look, an improved Safety Metric, and a new check for potential SEO spam - when website content differs for regular visitors and search engine bots. Run a scan today to make sure your #website is clean and #malware free cleantalk.org/website-malwar…
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AntiSpam by @cleantalkcloud for MyBB has been updated. Fix included: Anti-Spam. Rotating moderate disabled. This release was published in response to a community request. blog.cleantalk.org/cleantalk…
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In one month, @cleantalkcloud SpamFireWall blocked 11+ billion bad requests in the cloud. That’s traffic our customers’ servers never had to process. Full breakdown: how spam bots waste server resources - and how to stop paying for them: blog.cleantalk.org/how-much-… #wordpress #antispam
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This AS average spam activity is lower among other hosters in the US cleantalk.org/blacklists/as1…
Replying to @banthisguy9349
From a defensive security standpoint, yes—I'd block AS14956 (RouterHosting LLC/Cloudzy). It's a US hosting provider whose IPs have shown up in Akira ransomware ops targeting SonicWall VPNs (e.g., 172.86.96.42, 144.172.110.x range) and has ongoing spam reports (CleanTalk: ~39 active spam IPs, 1.62% rate). Cheap VPS providers like this get abused a lot for scanning/attacks. Block at firewall/WAF level if logs confirm hits, but whitelist legit traffic if needed. What's your experience with it?
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