What customers say about oopspam, in their own words, and how they use it to stop spam, fake orders, card testing and other unwanted activity.
Ratings checked on 5 October 2026. Each platform shows its own rating and count. oopspam does not publish a combined score, because the two platforms measure different customers.
A selection of organizations that use oopspam to keep their forms and stores free of spam and abuse.
Webflow
Harvard Medical School
Better Business Bureau
Honeywell
Quilium
Center for Open Science
VEXXHOST
Yab
The Movie Database
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute
Plum Guide
Invision Community
Keboola
WebFX
These themes come up again and again in independent reviews. Each one links to a real review below.
Persistent spam
Customers often describe trying several tools before oopspam, then finally stopping an attack that kept getting through. One reviewer said OOPSpam "was the one that finally did the trick."
Read this review →WooCommerce
Store owners use oopspam to cut down spam orders and abusive checkout activity in WooCommerce, often after a spike in suspicious orders.
Read a WooCommerce review →Card testing
Two of the reviews below describe card testing attacks and floods of fake orders, one of them around 800 a day. Both report the attacks stopping after installing oopspam.
Read this review →Form spam
Contact and quote form spam is one of the most common reasons people install oopspam. One reviewer runs it with Contact Form 7 across several sites.
Read this review →Registration spam
Reviewers mention fake signups and registration spam, and note that oopspam stopped the junk submissions while letting real users through.
Read this review →Support
A recurring theme is fast, personal support. Reviewers mention quick replies, a fix shipped the next day, and help with integration issues.
Read this review →A selection of reviews that show different problems and setups. Names and dates are as published on the source platform; … marks words left out for length.
Persistent spam
Following a major spamming attack on our site we tried all manner of ways/plugins etc. to stop it. OOPSpam was the one that finally did the trick…
debbietomkiesWordPress.org · Aug 2026
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Persistent spam
Oopspam fixed an issue with relentless spammers that we had tried a whole different number of ways to resolve. Happy to renew :)
DebbieTrustpilot · Aug 2026
Original review on Trustpilot (opens in a new tab)Card testing
The plugin did exactly what it said it would, stopped the carding attack I was receiving on the site.
LAdreamerWordPress.org · May 2026
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Fake orders
They've received around 800 fake orders daily and total of 60,000 in 1 week. All of them had the origin "Unknown"… after installing it with a valid API key I was able to disable WooCommerce orders coming from an Unknown origin.
customfitWordPress.org · Mar 2025
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Registration spam
We were getting a ton of registration and contact form spam. CAPTCHA wasn't doing much to slow it down. Installed OOPSpam and it instantly stopped the spam but allowed valid registrations and contact messages to come through.
simplywebservicesWordPress.org · Mar 2025
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Support
I noticed a missing country in this amazing indispensable plugin, but wasn't expecting an almost instant reply – and a fix !! The next day an update was issued and the problem sorted. Incredible support.
Woodcock02WordPress.org · Nov 2025
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Switched tools
I implemented this for my client when other spam filters weren't working so great (Akismet and CleanTalk). After installing this, spam entries were cut down considerably – and the client was happy.
allynagle9WordPress.org · Jul 2025
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Contact Form 7
I use this together with Contact Form 7 on several sites, and prefer the results from Oopspam to other paid services.
osaegrovWordPress.org · Jul 2025
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Switched from Akismet
Very good, effective and good spam plugin that does what it says… I like the fact that you have control over the Sensitivity level. Also nice pricing and therefore we transferred from Akismet.
WebmazingWordPress.org · Oct 2024
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Switched from CleanTalk
I'm coming from CleanTalk, who just had a major outage… I was desperate… I found OOPSpam and got this set up in 15mins, cannot be happier!
scialabbasWordPress.org · Sep 2024
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Filtering & support
The platform does a great job of filtering out spam in a multitude of ways from location, language, email, and more! They also have a top notch client success team to help troubleshoot any integration issues that may arise.
Jade EarnhardtTrustpilot · Oct 2024
Original review on Trustpilot (opens in a new tab)WooCommerce
Very clean and functional plugin. Easy to setup, quick API calls, and runs very smooth. It has caught a number of spam orders and has helped our shop tremendously.
rainingbrainsWordPress.org · Jan 2025
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Here is the most critical point raised in a recent review, and our reply. It was about price.
Pricing
I've had it set up for a few weeks and it worked really well! The spam form fills I was getting was extremely aggravating… The monthly prices STARTING at $49 shocked and disappointed me.
alissaesafetyincWordPress.org · Mar 2025
Original review on WordPress.org (opens in a new tab)Our reply, Mar 2025
“All our plans come with unlimited websites. So if you run multiple websites, this is cheaper than alternatives that charge per site. That said, I agree, for a single site $49/m is a lot. We do have a starter plan that may be better suited for your use case.”
Since then, the Starter plan is listed on our pricing page: $23/month for 25,000 spam checks, on unlimited websites.
What oopspam supports, and what customers mention in the reviews above.
The official WordPress plugin filters form submissions, comments and WooCommerce orders on your server, with no CAPTCHA for visitors. See spam protection for WordPress and for WooCommerce.
Reviews above mention Contact Form 7 and WooCommerce.
Developers add spam and abuse detection to their own apps and workflows with the oopspam API. Start with the API documentation.
Screen submissions before they reach your tools with the official Zapier app, the official Bubble.io plugin, or Make. See all integrations.
Yes. Every review on this page was published by a customer on WordPress.org or Trustpilot, and each one links to the original so you can check it. We show a selection, including a critical one, and mark any words left out with an ellipsis (…).
Yes. The WordPress plugin protects WooCommerce orders and checkout on your server. Store owners use it against spam orders and card testing, for example this review about 800 fake orders a day. More on the WooCommerce page.
No. oopspam checks submissions on your server, so visitors never see a puzzle. One reviewer found that “CAPTCHA wasn't doing much to slow it down” before switching (read the review).
Every submission gets a spam score, and you choose how strict the filter is with the sensitivity setting. In WordPress, blocked entries are kept in the plugin's logs, where you can review them and report a misdetection so the filter learns from it.
Yes. The oopspam API doesn't store submission data by default, so there is no data to identify or track your visitors. See the GDPR notice and the Data Processing Agreement.
You can start with 40 free spam checks a month, no credit card required. Paid plans start at $23/month for 25,000 checks, and every plan covers unlimited websites. See pricing.
Try oopspam and see how it handles spam, abusive submissions, and other unwanted activity on your site.
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