Zero Spam for WordPress

Fighting SPAM is an ongoing struggle – sometime we’re ‘winning’, and sometime we’re not.

I’ve been using the public version of Zero Spam for a few years. It’s not always been smooth, but when it comes to the moving goal post of fighting spam I don’t expect it to be. I have found Ben to be receptive and supportive when issues have been encountered. I don’t always need the extent of options provided by the plugin, however I appreciate it’s capacity to ramp up protection in situations when it’s needed. It’s not necessarily going to be the right solution for everyone – what solution ever is – and when it comes to protecting a site and its users from bad actors, it may be part of a wider tool-set. It’s up to website managers to understand what their needs are, and become proficient in configuring the tools, such as Zero Spam, available to them.

Is it the best? How could one honestly tell? It’s the one I choose, and have continued to use.

I use it for dozens of websites, , very usefull, I love it!

Impossible to find where to block one specific IP, everything is just spam and sales and license and subscription, we just needed to block one specific problem IP and this plugin made that impossible.

I am using this plugin on all of my sites and it is really helpful in reducing spam. It has a very broad range of functionality and integrates well.

This plugin also has good support. Great work

Ham handed marketing team hijacks dashboard with no way out but to buy. There are many alternatives to this functionality that do not do this. A dashboard is not a billboard and just how many times do you think you can browbeat a prospect before they adjudge you tacky and counterproductive?

Any marketer worth a bag of salt could rattle off dozens better, more effective ways to convert.

We cannot commend any plugin that hijacks your workspace as these folks do.