Travel Booking Site
6x
Higher look-to-book ratio after malicious bot traffic fell more than 99%.
Read the Case Study →Scraping bots and AI crawlers harvest your pricing, proprietary content and customer data to feed competitors and train language models, all on your bandwidth. Arkose Titan stops unauthorized data extraction at the edge, while real users and the crawlers you approve get the access you allow.
A major travel booking site blocks more than 10 million malicious bot requests a day with Arkose Titan.
Scraping bots pull thousands of pages at a time, rotating IP addresses and mimicking human browsing to evade detection, while AI crawlers harvest content for LLM training. Together they lift pricing for competitors, copy proprietary content and extract customer data, while your servers pay the bill. See how scraping hits retailers and airlines.
At a major travel booking site, scraping bots drove the look-to-book ratio down to about 1%, below what its airline and hotel contracts required. After Arkose Titan went onto registration, login and the search API, malicious bot traffic fell more than 99% and the ratio climbed past 6%.
Arkose Titan catches scrapers at the edge and makes every extraction attempt expensive, while real users browse without friction.
Nearly 1,000 detection signals identify automated browsing, IP rotation and spoofed identities before scrapers reach your origin servers.
Proof-of-Work and AI-resistant challenges make each extraction attempt more expensive, collapsing the economics of large-scale harvesting.
Arkose Titan identifies AI crawlers, including LLM training bots, so you can decide whether they get access to your content.
Blocking bot traffic at the edge reduces server strain and keeps pages fast for real users.
We are seeing higher legitimate user engagement alongside lower scraping activity, which are the critical metrics for us.
Web scraping is the automated extraction of content and data from a website, such as pricing, product catalogs, listings or user profiles. Malicious scrapers do it without permission and at scale to feed competitors, resell data or train AI models.
No. Search engine crawlers and approved partners collect data with permission and follow your rules. Malicious scraping ignores those rules, disguises itself as real users and takes data you never agreed to share.
Arkose Titan analyzes signals such as IP reputation, TLS fingerprints and browsing behavior at the edge to flag scrapers, then applies escalating, resource-draining challenges that make large-scale extraction too costly to continue.
The strongest solutions stop scrapers at the edge, before they reach your servers, without blocking the real users and approved crawlers you depend on. Arkose Titan does this with edge-based detection, adaptive challenges and a 24/7/365 SOC that tunes defenses as scraping tactics change.
Yes. AI crawlers collect web content to train language models, often at high volume. Arkose Titan identifies these crawlers alongside other scraping bots, so you can decide which to allow and which to block.
Scraping bots can generate millions of requests a day, consuming bandwidth and server capacity without ever converting. Stopping them at the edge reduces that load and keeps pages fast for real users.
Stop scrapers, AI crawlers and data harvesters at the edge before they drain your content, pricing and infrastructure.
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