BlockSense finds visitors who use an ad blocker on your site and asks them, in a friendly way, to allow ads. It is made for blogs, news, recipe and community sites whose content is paid for by display ads.
Detection combines three checks: a hidden test element, small test requests to common ad addresses compared with a neutral control request, and on the Business plan your own ad container. Visitors on an offline or filtered network are not counted as ad blocker users.
You decide how firmly to ask. The free plan includes a popup, banner, corner card or silent counting, three templates, your own texts and colors, how-to steps, and a button that checks again and closes the notice once ads are allowed. Pro adds a content wall, all eight templates, page and device rules, translations and custom CSS. Business adds A/B tests, a redirect option and scheduling.
The dashboard shows how many visitors block ads and how many allow them again, by day, device and page. The counts are anonymous and kept in your site's CMS.
The notice appears on published sites with a Premium plan and a connected domain.