honeyp.ai is now in Slack
Support tickets, signup reviews and spike alerts post to a channel you choose. Replies in the thread sync back to honeyp.ai.
See the Slack integrationhoneyp.ai decides how much free credit each new signup gets, in one API call, and links every account to the ones before it. Real users never notice. Account farms stop paying off.
Want a number first? Run the free audit on last month's signups. Two minutes, nothing stored.
Every free credit is real compute. When one person opens fifty accounts, or a script opens five thousand, you pay for every one of them.
$4.4M
in compute costs from free-trial abuse that Stripe estimates it blocked at just four AI companies, in two months.
1 in 6
new signups at AI companies come from token thieves, according to Stripe's CEO, Patrick Collison.
Reviews, tickets and alerts land where your team already works, and replies come back to honeyp.ai. Every plan includes all three.
Support tickets, signup reviews and spike alerts post to a channel you choose. Replies in the thread sync back to honeyp.ai.
See the Slack integrationTickets and signup reviews become Jira issues that sync both ways, with an optional Confluence overview page on a schedule.
See the Jira integrationTickets, reviews and spike alerts become tasks in your project. Comments and status changes sync back.
See the Asana integrationNothing changes for your users until you've seen what honeyp.ai would have done on your own traffic.
honeyp.js runs on your signup page and collects counts and timings, never what people type.
Your backend makes one call and gets a decision, a credit tier and the reasons in milliseconds.
Every signup is checked against the ones before it, so accounts run by one person show up together.
# your signup handler result = honeyp.assess(account_id=user.id, email=email, ip=ip, user_agent=ua, client_token=token) grant_free_credits(user, FREE_CREDITS * result["credit_tier"]["fraction"]) # allow: 100% allow_reduced: 20% until verified review or block: 0%
Most tools hand you a risk score and walk away. honeyp.ai returns an action and its reasons, and you set where the lines fall.
A flagged real user verifies and carries on instead of hitting a wall.
Plain reasons on every call. Behaviour signals alone never block, so assistive technology is safe.
If honeyp.ai is slow or down, your signups carry on as normal.
CAPTCHAs, payment-fraud tools and bot management each guard a different moment. honeyp.ai decides how much free value every new account gets, and keeps checking in the days after.
Scroll the table sideways to compare.
| Approach | CAPTCHAs | Payment-fraud tools, like Stripe Radar | Bot management | honeyp.ai |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| When it acts | On the form | When a payment or trial reaches them | Every request | At signup and the first days after |
| What you get back | Pass or fail | A risk score, then allow or block | Block or challenge | A decision, a credit tier and the reasons |
| Works when no card is asked | Yes | Only for what reaches them | Yes | Yes |
| One person, many accounts | They pass | Scored as each payment or trial arrives | They pass | Linked and labelled in one click |
| What a flagged real user sees | A puzzle, every time | A blocked payment or trial | A challenge page | A smaller allowance until they verify |
Just enough to spot abuse, and nothing we'd be uncomfortable explaining. The security page has the detail.
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no card. Your users' signups are never blocked because of billing.
See every plan and what abuse costs youCompare plans feature by feature
No, and nobody can honestly claim to. People using AI assistants are legitimate users. We detect abuse patterns: automated signups, one person running many accounts, disposable identities and suspicious networks.
You start in shadow mode, so nothing changes until you've seen the results on your own traffic. After that, most flagged users simply verify to get their full credits instead of being blocked.
CAPTCHAs stop simple scripts and add friction for everyone. Payment tools such as Stripe Radar act on the payments and trials that reach them. honeyp.ai decides how much free value a new account gets, and links accounts that belong to the same person.
They guard different moments, so they work side by side. Radar checks the payments and trials that reach Stripe. honeyp.ai checks every signup, whether or not it ever reaches a payment provider, and decides how much free credit it gets instead of only allowing or blocking it. Keep Radar on payments and run honeyp.ai in shadow mode beside it to see what it adds. How honeyp.ai and Stripe Radar fit together.
The SDK fails open by default: signups continue with full credits and the response is marked as degraded. You can choose stricter behaviour if you prefer.
It depends on your jurisdiction and setup, so check with your legal team. honeyp.js stores nothing on the user's device, and we'll share our privacy documentation to help that conversation.
High volume, a security review, or custom terms? Tell us a little and we'll reply within one business day.
The design-partner program: a free abuse analysis of your past signups, 30 days of shadow mode, founding pricing locked for a year, and a direct line to the founder. We reply within two business days, and nothing is enforced until you've seen the numbers.
For your security review: our DPA, trust center and security overview are available now.