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I could say I can run reports on 100K IPs but it will cost you. A random sample of 10,000 would work --but what do you really want to know and what is the GEO (s)?--

But in the final analysis --we may find little identifiable bot (non human) traffic.

There is a real problem now with Selenium/Headless Chrome --these use WebDriver and with the use of residential proxies that make's it very hard to detect robotic traffic.

If you are in Europe business is real bad if you are selling unnecessary discretionary items. Unless, you are dealing with top feeders and those traffic networks deliver  lower level to bottom feeders. US and Canada is a bit better but inflation is a problem. (Google, Bing, Facebook, Social native is medium to better traffic depending --but you pay the price)

I bought a 5 burner gas stove today and the warehouse  had little in-stock. 'Free' delivery turned out to be $45 and he said diesel fuel was part of the problem. Bottom line was $845 delivered into the house  --I do the gas hookup. The last stove 12 years ago was less than $400 --less features. They only had the better models available in self-cleaning ovens. So, when people are getting 'soaked' on things they need --buying frivolous things takes a back seat. That is part of the problem too -- what does your client sell --and were is it on the "do I really need scale"?