Real-Time
Domain Block
Monitoring Solution

No, there's no setup needed! iBlock Eye is designed for ease of use – just order the service, and we take care of the rest.

Yes, iBlock Eye is designed to bypass firewalls, ensuring uninterrupted monitoring of your domain.

Our system provides real-time monitoring with updates every 2 minutes, so you're always informed promptly.

We offer notifications in both Turkish and English, delivered via SMS, email, Telegram (group and personal chats), Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Push Notifications.

Yes, you can add up to 5 email addresses and 1 phone numbers per domain for notifications at no additional cost.

Our SMS notification solution is not available for the following countries: USA and Canada, Great Britain, Ukraine, Scandinavia, UAE, Turkey, China, Nigeria, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh.

Yes, there is no numeric limit on domain updates. However, iBlock Eye does not create, purchase, redirect, or switch domains automatically. When a domain is blocked, the system continues to monitor and check only the domains that you have manually added or previously defined. All domain changes remain fully under user control and are used strictly for monitoring and notification purposes.

With the Automatic Domain Update feature, if your domains follow a predefined consecutive naming pattern (for example: 123site.com, 124site.com, 125site.com), you may enable the Consecutive Domain option when adding your domain for monitoring.

When enabled, iBlock Eye does not change or redirect any live domain.
Instead, the system automatically updates the monitored domain reference inside the iBlock Eye panel to the next domain in the predefined sequence only for monitoring purposes, once a block is detected on the previously monitored domain.

This process is limited strictly to status monitoring and notification.
iBlock Eye does not publish, activate, redirect, or switch any live domains on behalf of the client.

If the sequence breaks or the next domain does not follow the predefined pattern, the system cannot detect or update it automatically.

Yes. You can manually update the monitored domain reference via Telegram using the official iBlock Eye notification bot. By using the /update command, clients may update the domain information inside the iBlock Eye monitoring system only. Example: /update olddomain.com newdomain.com This action does not perform any technical change on the actual domain, does not trigger redirection, and does not affect live infrastructure. It only updates which domain is being monitored and reported by iBlock Eye.

By providing real-time updates and ensuring your domain's continuous accessibility, iBlock Eye plays a crucial role in protecting your online revenue streams.

No, we provide unlimited notifications to keep you consistently informed.

Yes, iBlock Eye allows you to track your domain block history and download the data for detailed analysis.

Absolutely! We offer discounts on other services and special rates for subscriptions.

We accept both cryptocurrency and fiat payments, offering flexibility to suit your preferences.

Currently, iBlock Eye is available exclusively for use within Turkey for now.

To cancel your subscription, you can either send an email request to our support team or directly manage your subscription on the 'Subscriptions' page on our website. The cancellation terms will follow the agreement made during your subscription initiation.

We offer flexible monthly, 3-month, and annual plans with special discounts.

Yes, companies with more than four main domains will benefit from discounted subscription rates, recognizing the needs of businesses with multiple brands.

iBlock Eye proactively monitors BTK (Information and Communication Technologies Authority, formerly known as TB) announcements and sends you real-time notifications as soon as your domain appears on the restricted list. This early warning system allows you to take swift action before the block is enforced by ISPs, typically within an hour. This way, you stay informed and can effectively mitigate the impact of domain blocks.