Simple and efficient

I first noticed WP Armour when I had to fix form spamming via WP Forms a couple of weeks ago. I installed it and there is nothing to configure. The form spam was stopped immediately. Then I noticed in forums on FB that lots of people using Divi and its inbuilt form elements were receiving form submissions with the variables in the submission (like %%email%%). WP Armour stopped that, too.

I paid for a full unlimited license and replaced both CF7 Honeypot and Antispam Bee on my site with AP Armour to test it. CF7 Honeypot mostly stopped form spam if I used two or three honeypots within the form body and Antispam Bee also worked quite well, but with AP Armour so far nothing has come through. And still there is no need to actually configure anything.

This was well worth the money.