Your website stays online during attacks, your contact form brings real inquiries instead of spam, and Google and ChatGPT still find you.
Works with your website on
One minute on your-company.com in Cloudflare's log. Customers, Google and ChatGPT get through, bots stay out.
| Time | Who | Page | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:41:02 | Visitor | /services | allowed |
| 09:41:05 | Googlebot | /services | allowed |
| 09:41:07 | Password bot | /wp-login.php | blocked |
| 09:41:09 | OAI-SearchBot | /about | allowed |
| 09:41:12 | Form bot | /contact | filtered |
| 09:41:15 | PerplexityBot | /blog | allowed |
| 09:41:18 | Requests every second | / | slowed |
| 09:41:20 | Visitor | /contact | allowed |
When Cloudflare stops an attack, your team gets an email.
Example. This is how the entries look in your Cloudflare dashboard under Security, Events.
If one of these sounds familiar, bots are already crawling your site and doing nothing for you.
Your contact form receives messages no person wrote.
The site is slow at times, without more customers coming.
Your visitor numbers spike on single days.
Your host reports high usage or sends a bigger bill.
“Chris and I have been working together frequently for over a year and every time he delivers flawlessly. Extremely responsive (often within seconds), knowledgable, ethical and quick.”
Four things that protect your website without your customers noticing.
I only move your DNS to Cloudflare, including your email records. Your team doesn't notice the switch.
Website, CMS and hosting stay as they are. Cloudflare simply sits in front of it.
What protection costs
You get scope, price and timeline in writing before I start.
Talk to me directly, or first see how search engines and AI assistants read your site today.
30-minute intro call
We look at your website and your DNS records together. Afterwards you know what's missing and what the setup costs.
Free AI check
You see whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google can read your site. Protection that's too strict shows up there at once.
Christian Schmitt answersIn a DDoS attack, a huge number of computers send requests to your website at once until it slows down or goes offline. Often it only shows when your host charges for extra data volume. For one business website in December 2025 it was almost a hundred times a normal month.
Christian Schmitt answersNo, usually it gets faster. Images, scripts and, where possible, whole pages come from Cloudflare's cache, from a data center close to the visitor.
Christian Schmitt answersYes. Blocking bots too strictly often locks out the crawlers of Google and AI assistants too. I set protection up so Google, Bing, ChatGPT and Perplexity get through and harmful bots have to pass a check.
Christian Schmitt answersCloudflare stops it without anyone stepping in. As soon as Cloudflare has stopped an attack of more than 100 requests per second, your team gets an email.
Christian Schmitt answersNo. Your website stays on Webflow, WordPress or your own server, and your team keeps working in the same CMS. The Cloudflare account is in your name.
