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# Netacea: bot management vendor profile | Agent Ready Crawlers

> Netacea: bot management vendor profile covering Netacea Bot Protection. Sourced facts, standards, dated prices and limits, read 2026-11-05.

Source: https://agentreadycrawlers.com/vendors/netacea
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Last reviewed: 2026-11-05

Bot management vendor

# Netacea

In short

Netacea installs at the CDN or load balancer as an edge function, with no client code, and leaves the site running if the service fails. In a case study for a fashion retailer it claims to find 22 times as many bots as Akamai's product, and its pages name no Web Bot Auth or other signature check.

Type

[Bot management](https://agentreadycrawlers.com/vendors/by-type/bot-management/)

Homepage

[netacea.com](https://netacea.com)

In one line

Server-side bot protection vendor that integrates at the CDN or load balancer without client code, classifies humans, good bots, bad bots and AI agents, and enforces access by intent rather than declared identity.

Last read

2026-11-05

## What Netacea does for this layer

### From the vendor's own pages

Netacea runs as an Akamai EdgeWorker with DataStream 2 logs, a Cloudflare Worker, an AWS Lambda@Edge function, Fastly VCL with real-time log streaming, or an F5 LX iRule. ([netacea.com](https://netacea.com/platform/integrations/)) Netacea describes its integration as agentless and says the service fails open rather than halting the site. ([netacea.com](https://netacea.com/))

### Claims the vendor makes about itself

Netacea's platform page says it governs bots and AI agents by "enforcing access based on intent, not identity." ([netacea.com](https://netacea.com/platform/)) Netacea says its detection models are trained on hundreds of billions of weekly requests. ([netacea.com](https://netacea.com/platform/)) Netacea claims a 0.001% false positive rate and bot blocking 33 times more effective than competitors. ([netacea.com](https://netacea.com/)) Netacea's case studies claim 22 times more bots detected than Akamai Bot Manager for a fashion retailer and 33 times more than HUMAN for an education platform. ([netacea.com](https://netacea.com/))

## Products and plans

| Product | What it does | Price model | From | As of |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Netacea Bot Protection | Server-side, agentless bot detection and response for web, app and API traffic. | sales-led Homepage leads to a demo booking. | Not published | 2026-11-05 |

## Standards

| Standard | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Web Bot Auth | No statement | Netacea pages read 2026-11-05 name no cryptographic agent verification. |
| Visa Trusted Agent Protocol | No statement | No statement on the Netacea pages read 2026-11-05. |
| Mastercard Agent Pay | No statement | No statement on the Netacea pages read 2026-11-05. |

## Our checks

| Check | Result | Method | Date |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Homepage fetch | HTTP 200 | GET with the crawl user agent after a robots.txt check | 2026-11-05 |

## What Netacea does not do

-   Netacea's pages read name no Web Bot Auth or other signature-based agent verification (read 2026-11-05).
-   Netacea publishes no price and offers no AI crawler licensing route.

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## Sources

-   [netacea.com](https://netacea.com) read 2026-11-05
-   [Platform | Netacea](https://netacea.com/platform/) read 2026-11-05
-   [Integrations | Netacea](https://netacea.com/platform/integrations/) read 2026-11-05
-   [Home | Netacea](https://netacea.com/) read 2026-11-05

Last reviewed 2026-11-05