Fraud screening API for online orders. Free Micro plan with 500 queries a month for sales under $25K.
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Each order gets a risk score and the reason behind it. FraudLabs Pro screens online orders for fraud and returns a risk score with the reason behind it. The free Micro plan has no commitment and covers 500 queries a month for merchants with sales under $25K a month, with 5 validation rules, 50 custom blacklists, email notification, the mobile app and 10 free SMS verification credits. Paid plans run Mini at $29.95 a month for 1,500 queries, Small at $99.95 for 5,000, Medium at $249.95 for 25,000, Large at $499.95 for 100,000 and Enterprise at $1,249.95 for 500,000. The pricing page offers a 14-day free try on the advanced plans. Capterra shows 4.4 from 41 reviews, Trustpilot 4.6 from 139, and the WooCommerce plugin on WordPress.org 4.2 from 18 ratings.
Last sniffed Oct 3, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
👍 Good boy
+The free Micro plan has no commitment and covers 500 queries a month, 5 validation rules and 50 custom blacklists.
+Capterra shows 4.4 from 41 reviews, with Features 5.0 and Value for Money 5.0. One reviewer called it 'a very advanced fraud detection system'.
+Trustpilot shows 4.6 from 139 reviews. One reviewer said the software significantly reduced the number of bot sales hitting their merchant account.
+A commenter on r/woocommerce called it the closest thing to Shopify's built-in scoring at a flat cost, and said it screens every order and writes a risk score plus the reason.
+A free WooCommerce plugin is on WordPress.org, and its changelog shows regular fixes, such as versions 2.8.11 and 2.8.12.
+Paid tiers are flat monthly prices from $29.95, set by query volume. Medium has a 14-day free try link on the pricing page.
👎 Watch out
−The free plan has 0 grouping rules and 0 sub accounts, only standard support, and a limit of 500 queries and under 25K USD in monthly sales.
−A Trustpilot reviewer wrote that it 'could probably do with a few more rules'.
−The WooCommerce plugin is rated 4.2 from 18 ratings, and its changelog includes a fix that removed fraud screening on failed orders because it caused false positives.
−Price jumps quickly with volume: Mini is $29.95 for 1,500 queries, Medium is $249.95 for 25,000, and Large is $499.95 for 100,000.
−Account takeover (ATO) fraud prevention is listed as a Medium plan feature, so the free plan does not cover it.
−I could not see whether the reviews on Capterra and Trustpilot were invited.
The catch
The free Micro plan is meant for new startups and micro businesses. The pricing page ties it to 500 queries a month and sales under 25K USD a month, so a growing store will outgrow it.
The free level has no grouping rules and no sub accounts, which matters if you run several stores or want a teammate to manage rules separately. It has 5 validation rules and 50 custom blacklists.
Account takeover (ATO) fraud prevention is listed on the Medium plan at $249.95 a month. The pricing page offers a 14-day free try on the advanced plans.
The WooCommerce plugin changelog shows a past false-positive fix, so test the plugin on a staging store and watch the first week of flagged orders. I could not see whether the reviews on Capterra and Trustpilot were invited.
1,500 queries a month, 150 custom blacklists and priority support.
Small, $99.95 a month
5,000 queries a month.
Medium, $249.95 a month
25,000 queries a month, marked Most Popular, with ATO fraud prevention and a 14-day free try link.
Large, $499.95 a month
100,000 queries a month.
Enterprise, $1,249.95 a month
500,000 queries a month.
Common questions
Is FraudLabs Pro free?
Yes, the Micro plan is free with no commitment. It covers 500 queries a month for merchants with sales under 25K USD a month.
What does the free plan not include?
No grouping rules, no sub accounts, standard support only, and 50 custom blacklists. ATO fraud prevention is a Medium plan feature.
Is there a trial of the paid plans?
The pricing page offers a 14-day free try on the advanced plans, and Medium carries a TRY FREE link.
Does it work with WooCommerce?
Yes. A free FraudLabs Pro for WooCommerce plugin is on WordPress.org, rated 4.2 from 18 ratings.
How do reviewers rate it?
Capterra 4.4 from 41 reviews, Trustpilot 4.6 from 139, WordPress.org plugin 4.2 from 18.
Change history
Checked October 22, 2026
Rewrote from the pricing page (free Micro plan, five paid tiers), Capterra (4.4 from 41), Trustpilot (4.6 from 139), the WordPress.org plugin page and Reddit threads.
