Traffic, SEO, and Third-Party Platform Policies
You're responsible for making sure your use of TrafficCreator traffic complies with the policies of any third-party platform involved — Google Analytics, ad networks, hosting providers, or others. TrafficCreator does not control or represent those platforms' rules.
What This Means#
- Third-party platforms (analytics, advertising, hosting) set and enforce their own terms independently of TrafficCreator.
- It's your responsibility to review those terms for your specific use case before running traffic against a monetized or ad-supported property.
- TrafficCreator does not make representations about how a specific third-party platform will treat traffic from any source.
Important Limitations#
This article summarizes relevant sections of our full Terms of Service and Refund Policy — those pages are the legally binding versions.
- AdSense and ad-network monetization by design: TrafficCreator deliberately does not generate ad clicks, ad impressions, or engagement with monetization elements on your page. This is a core feature, not a defect — it's designed to protect ad accounts (Google AdSense, YouTube Partner Programme, Meta Ads, etc.) from invalid-traffic violations. If your goal is ad monetization or ad revenue growth, TrafficCreator is not the right tool for that.
- We are not liable for account bans or restrictions applied by any third-party platform (Google, Meta, AdSense, etc.), or for search ranking or algorithmic changes applied by search engines — those decisions belong entirely to the third party and are outside our control.
- Refunds are not issued on the basis that traffic did not generate ad revenue or impressions, since that was never something the service claims to do.
When To Contact Support#
Contact support with questions about how TrafficCreator's own features work — for questions about a specific third-party platform's own policies, consult that platform directly.