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.
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.