Where to See Your Free Bot Audit Results After the Scan

Your free bot audit results usually show up in one of three places: the email inbox you used to request the audit, a dashboard or account page on the audit provider's website, or a live screen-share call if the provider schedules one. For BotRefund, the audit happens live during a scheduled call, and you'll see the findings in real time. Either way, you don't have to hunt for them—the provider wants you to see the evidence.

The three places free bot audit results appear

Most bot audit tools follow a simple delivery pattern. The exact location depends on how the provider structured the free offer.

• Email inbox – You submit your site and ad spend details, and the provider sends the report to the address you gave. Check your spam or promotions folder if you don't see it.
• Provider dashboard – Some tools create a customer account for you. Log in and look for a “Reports” or “Audits” section.
• Live call – Many bot detection services, including BotRefund, pair the free audit with a demo call. The audit runs on your site while you watch, and the results are presented during the call.

If you're not sure which method your chosen provider uses, check the confirmation page or email you received when you signed up.

Step-by-step: how to get your results

Follow these steps to access your free bot audit report after the scan finishes.

1. Check the email you provided. Look for a message from the audit provider. It may contain the full report, a download link, or a calendar invite for a call.
2. Look for a dashboard link or login credentials. Some providers send a unique URL to your report or create an account for you. If you get a login, go to the provider's site and sign in.
3. Watch for a scheduled call. If the provider booked a call, the results will be shown live. Make sure you're available at that time. BotRefund, for example, sends a calendar invite and runs the audit during the call.
4. If you missed the call, ask for a recording or a written summary. Many providers will share the findings via email afterward, but you may need to request it.
5. Save the report for your records. You'll want it if you plan to use the evidence for a Google or Meta refund claim later.

What to do if you can't find your report

Sometimes a report goes to spam, or you typed your email address incorrectly. Here's what to check.

• Search your inbox for the provider's name or the word “bot audit.”
• Check your spam, junk, and promotions folders.
• Verify the email address you entered when you signed up.
• If you booked a call, check your calendar invite details for the meeting link.
• If nothing appears, contact the provider's support team. For BotRefund, you can reach out through the same form you used on the site.

Don't give up too quickly. The audit report is the first piece of evidence you need to recover wasted ad spend, so it's worth getting.

What a free bot audit report includes

A typical report shows you how much of your traffic is automated and where it came from. It may list suspicious IP addresses, unusual user agents, and browser behaviors that don't match real humans. BotRefund uses 106 independent checks to build a picture of each visit. These checks cover browser, network, device, and behavior signals. A single anomaly isn't a bot verdict, but when multiple signals line up, the confidence goes up.

The report often ends with a recommendation: block the bots, adjust your ad targeting, or file a refund claim with Google or Meta. For a paid recovery service, that's the point of the free audit—it proves the problem exists.

How BotRefund delivers its free audit

BotRefund's free audit is not a fully automated download. When you request it, you get a calendar invite for a live call. On the call, BotRefund runs a real-time audit of your website and shows you the evidence. The source pack states, “We will run a live bot audit of your site on the call.” So the results are visible immediately during the call. Afterward, the team walks you through what they found and what you can do next.

If you can't attend the call, you may still get a follow-up email summary. But the live format is intentional—it gives you a chance to ask questions about the suspicious traffic and understand the proof before you decide on next steps.

Key facts about BotRefund's bot audit

These facts come directly from BotRefund's site. They give you a sense of what the free audit can uncover.

Limitations to keep in mind

Free bot audits are often limited in scope. They may only analyze a sample of your traffic, not every session. They might focus on one ad platform instead of both Google and Meta. And a free report rarely includes the full evidence logs you'd need for a refund claim—that's usually part of a paid service. Also, some providers only run the audit on a scheduled call, so you can't get instant results at 2 a.m. That's true for BotRefund's free offer.

If you need a quick, automated scan, look for a tool that offers instant analysis. If you want actionable refund evidence, a scheduled call with a specialist may be more valuable.

FAQ

How long does it take to get the results?

It varies. If the audit is live, you see results during the call. If it's emailed, it could take minutes to hours. BotRefund schedules a call, so the timing depends on your availability.

Do I need to pay anything to see the results?

No. The audit itself is free. There's no charge to see the report. BotRefund doesn't require a credit card to start the free audit.

What if I don't have an account on the provider's website?

You may not need one. Many providers send reports via email without requiring a login. If they do create a dashboard account, you'll get credentials in the confirmation email.

Can I download or export the report?

Usually yes. Look for a download or export option in your dashboard or email. BotRefund can also share the report during the call if you need it for a refund dispute.

Will the same results be available later?

You should save the report immediately. Providers may not keep free audit results forever, especially if you don't become a paying customer.

What should I do with the results?

Use them to decide whether bot traffic is costing you real money. If the report shows significant bots, consider blocking them or filing a refund claim with Google or Meta. BotRefund can help with both.