Connect CloudGate to whatever you run. Pick the method that fits, then grab the ready plugin or drop-in for your platform.
In beta. The integrations are built and verified against real servers — now we harden them in the field with early adopters, who get priority support and a say in the roadmap.
You only need one — the one that fits what you run.
Install the ready plugin for your platform (Minecraft, Rust, FiveM, TF2 …). Join → device check → admit, flag, or block.
Install the ready add-on — XenForo in progress, WordPress next. It gates registration and sends borderline signups to moderation.
Redirect users to our check page. Zero code and it still blocks for real — better than the browser-only script. Need it inline? Use an SDK.
The one rule: to truly block a bot, the decision has to be checked on your server. The browser script alone is advisory — the hosted page, the SDKs, and the plugins all gate server-side.
Spigot/Paper plugin. Join → quick browser check → admit, flag, or block. Kick or limbo mode.
Oxide/Carbon plugin. A short entry code links the player to a device check on first connect.
Server-only resource for FiveM and RedM. Connect card → device check → admit or reject, with the game IP as a signal.
MTA:SA resource. Uses the in-game browser plus the machine serial as a signal; hold-then-verify on connect.
A Garry’s Mod addon. Verifies through the Steam overlay browser; SteamID plus the family-sharing owner as signals.
One SourceMod plugin covers the legacy Valve family (TF2, CS:S, L4D2, HL2:DM). Entry-code delivery; held in place until verified.
A standalone daemon for plugin-less servers (7 Days to Die, CS2, Palworld …). Kick-first with a short entry code.
Forum add-on (in progress). Catches bot signups and alt accounts at registration; borderline ones go to the moderation queue.
Plugin for the WordPress registration form — the same browser-native check as XenForo, with a plugin-managed approval queue.
No plugin needed. Redirect to the hosted check page (zero code), or call the API from an SDK for an inline check.