Reduce infrastructure costs by blocking abusive traffic early
Measure requests stopped (blocked + challenges not solved) and see who tried to consume your resources. Use the calculator below to estimate infrastructure savings using your own cost assumptions.
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Calculator
Estimate your monthly cost savings from traffic stopped before origin.
Start with monthly requests from your analytics, then set what you spend per million requests on infrastructure. We only count baseline bad-bot traffic — not good bots you may want to allow.
- Baseline bad bots
- 32% of requests assumed abusive. Good bots (search crawlers, partners) are excluded from savings.
- Your infra cost
- Enter € per 1M requests that hit origin (compute, bandwidth, DB). Default 20,00 € is a mid-range origin-heavy estimate — not CDN request fees alone (~€1–2 / 1M).
- Reality check
- Real savings depend on what reaches origin (CDN caching vs APIs) and what work executes per request.
Monthly requests
Stages: 1M · 10M · 100M · 300M · 1B
300Mrequests/month
Estimated bad-bot requests/month (baseline)
96M
Estimated infrastructure savings
1.920,00 €
Trends & Attribution
See what was stopped and who caused it.
- Requests stopped over time
- Blocked requests and unsolved challenges in one trend.
- Who caused the load
- Source-level attribution for abusive traffic.
- How often it repeats
- Recurring bursts before origin capacity is hit.
- What it saves
- Savings estimates from your monthly request volume.
How it works
Reduce load without slowing down your site with pre-origin enforcement.
Enforce decisions before origin and measure outcomes in the admin-panel.
- Decide in real time
Integrate the check-request API to get a decision for each request: allow, challenge, or block.
- Stop before origin
Blocked requests and challenges not solved never reach your APIs or pages — reducing waste and protecting capacity.
- Measure “requests stopped”
In the admin-panel, “Requests stopped” is the sum of blocked requests and challenges not solved — requests that did not reach your origin.
European by design
Built for European trust. Austrian company. European-owned infrastructure. GDPR-first by default.
- Requests analyzed
- Billions
- Bot checks
- Hundreds
- Infrastructure
- EU-owned
- Mission
- 1
Frequently asked questions
Want to see the real dashboard? Create an account and explore the Load Reduction view.
- What exactly is “Requests stopped”?
- It’s the sum of requests blocked and challenges not solved — all requests that did not reach your APIs or pages.
- Is the cost-savings estimate exact?
- It’s an estimate. We apply a baseline share of bad-bot traffic (not good bots you may want to allow) and multiply by your own cost per million requests. Real savings depend on what reaches origin and how much work each request does.
- Where should we integrate the check-request API?
- On your server, reverse proxy, or CDN/edge layer — wherever you can enforce allow/challenge/block decisions before origin.
- Can we see which sources were stopped?
- Yes. The admin-panel includes a “Who tried to consume your resources” view with identity, closest location, and stopped-request trends.
Testimonials
Trusted by teams across Europe who rely on Bot Shield to protect applications, APIs, and infrastructure.
“Atmosvere was easy to integrate, simple to run, and the team behind it provides highly responsive, personal support whenever needed.”
“Atmosvere gave us full control over automated traffic. We reduced unnecessary load, blocked bots, managed crawlers, and improved system stability—while also strengthening our marketing activities without impacting real users.”
“Anyone who uses Atmosvere is sending a clear signal about a sustainable and digitally ethical platform economy.”
“Atmosvere is really easy to implement and has been evolving quickly - the team is always open in providing new insights and turning feedback into real improvements.”
Reduce load and reclaim spend
Stop abusive traffic early, quantify requests stopped, and estimate savings with your own cost assumptions.