AIO bots exhaust limited sneaker releases in milliseconds. Kairal detects and mitigates bot buyouts at the edge — before they reach your queue — so your drops sell to the people who actually care about your brand.
3-day turnaround. No platform credentials required.
Nike alone reports 12 billion fraudulent raffle entries each month. For smaller streetwear brands, bots can dominate the entire drop window.
Queue-it · Nike
Kodai, Wrath, Ganesh, NSB and similar AIOs run the full flow faster than a human can load the page, let alone reach add-to-cart.
Public AIO bot benchmarks
When secondary markets hit 10× retail within hours of a drop, the brand halo you built shifts to whoever owns the inventory.
StockX · resale market
Kairal deploys at Cloudflare, AWS, NGINX, or OpenResty — typically in under 2 hours. Every incoming session is fingerprinted before it enters the queue.
Heuristic rules catch known AIO bot signatures instantly. The ML engine scores behavioural signals — keystroke cadence, mouse entropy, scroll depth — to catch new variants the rules miss.
Scalper infrastructure runs on residential proxies. Kairal correlates TLS fingerprints, ASN, geo/timezone mismatch and session velocity to flag proxy-masked entries even when the IP looks clean.
Real fans complete entry and checkout as normal. Suspicious sessions get an invisible challenge that resolves in the background — no puzzles, no interruptions.
AIO bots exhaust the entire drop allocation in seconds, before real customers can add to cart.
Queue-jumping bots hoard inventory across many accounts to flip on StockX and GOAT within hours.
Residential proxy networks make each bot request appear to come from a unique consumer IP.
Bot-created accounts claim multiple raffle entries per drop, multiplying unfair advantage at scale.
Go live in under 2 hours. Free pilot with your real traffic — see exactly which bots are attacking your drops before you commit to anything.