Device intelligence that stops fraud before it costs you.
Identify every visitor with 99.5% accuracy across 130+ signals. Bots, AI agents, and fraud flagged in under 50ms — zero CAPTCHAs for real users.
14-day free trial · Full platform access · Free tier available
See everything.
Stop every threat.
One API call. Complete threat context: identity, bot verdict, risk score. All before your page finishes loading.
Everything you need to stop fraud.
No more stitching together free libraries, CAPTCHA, and manual rules.
Polymorphic Protection
Every visitor gets a unique script. Attackers can't reverse-engineer what keeps changing.
Instant Verdicts
ALLOW, BLOCK, or CHALLENGE — not just data, decisions your code acts on.
Works Everywhere
Incognito, VPN, cookie clears, browser switches. Same visitor ID.
Privacy-Compliant by Design
First-party signals only, EU data residency, no cross-site tracking. GDPR-ready.
A single API to detect, score,
and act. Everywhere.
Give it to your developer. 5 minutes to integrate. 3 lines of code. Start getting verdicts before your next standup.
Built to Stop the Threats You're Facing
Whatever threat your business faces — TRACIO handles it.
Payment Fraud
Recognize returning fraudsters
Account Takeover
Flag unrecognized devices
Promo Abuse
Stop multi-accounting
Bot Protection
Block real-browser scrapers
Account Sharing
Detect shared credentials
Credential Stuffing
Shut down login attacks
Paywall Enforcement
Enforce across incognito
Personalization
Know visitors, no login
Real fraud problems,
solved in production.
How early-access teams use device intelligence day to day.
Representative scenarios based on anonymized early-access deployments.
The verdict system replaced weeks of custom rule-building.
Integration took one afternoon. ALLOW/BLOCK decisions now come back in real time, and manual review queues shrank to a fraction of their previous size.
Frequently asked questions
See what you've been missing.
Start on the free tier — 2,500 API calls a month, no sales call required. Upgrade when the verdicts prove themselves.