Why this matters
Spam floods on contact forms are not theoretical. Every site we have ever launched starts getting hit within a few days of going live. Without protection the inbox fills with garbage, the real leads get lost, and the client stops checking the form altogether. We have seen sites taken offline by lazy spam-floods on cheap WordPress hosts.
What we ship by default
1) Cloudflare-header US/CA geo-fence (blocks ~90% of obvious junk). 2) CSAM and harm-content phrase filter (legal protection). 3) RFQ-bait blocking (the ‘please send me a quote for my fictitious 500-pallet order’ bot). 4) TLD blocklist (.ru, .cn, .top, .icu, hundreds more). 5) Disposable-domain check (mailinator, 10minutemail, etc.). 6) Honeypot field every visitor fills if they are a bot. 7) Gibberish-name detection (xqzpwm filtering). 8) Per-IP rate limiting.
Same protection on the chatbot
The AI chatbot uses the same filter stack plus prompt-injection resistance. It refuses jailbreak attempts, ignores instructions embedded in user input, and stays focused on your business.
What it does not do
It does not block legitimate customers. The geo-fence has carveouts for known good signals. The CSAM filter is for obvious bad content, not first names that contain rare letters. The whole point is to let real customers through while everything else stops at the door.
What you can expect
Get this for your business
This service is one piece of a larger stack — pairs especially well with custom websites, AI chatbots, and white-glove Google Ads. See case studies for real-world deployments.