#1 breach and exposure lookup tool
Find out what the internet already knows about you.
One query checks every source we aggregate. Sourced results, normalized and exportable in seconds.
Choose your investigation power
Credits are the currency. One credit is one lookup, whichever type you run. No expiry, and no card left on file.
You save $17.50 against buying singles.
Crypto checkout. Credits are applied when the payment confirms.
Paying monthly instead? Plans include a daily allowance, and credits top up the difference when you pass it.
Subscription plans
A daily allowance at a flat rate. Pass it and top up with credits instead of waiting for the reset.
One full lookup, then redacted results on page one.
- 1 full lookup on signup
- Unlimited redacted searches
- All 14 lookup types
For regular checks on a handful of identifiers.
- 15 full lookups per day
- All 14 lookup types
- TXT, CSV and JSON export at 5 credits each
- Paged through every result, not just the first page
For heavy use and repeated exposure reviews.
- 50 full lookups per day
- Everything in Basic
- Unmasked values in every export
- Priority source routing
How it works
Query, correlate, export
Query
Pick a lookup type and paste the identifier. Every configured source is called at once, and one slow provider never blocks the rest.
Correlate
Records are normalized into a single schema, de-duplicated, and sorted newest first, with the originating module kept on every row.
Export
Pull the full result set as TXT, CSV or JSON. The query and lookup type are recorded in the file header so a finding stays traceable.
Lookup types
Every lookup type
14 types, one credit each. Every result row names the module it came from, so a finding can be traced back to its origin.
Identity
Details that point at a person rather than a machine.
Accounts and devices
Accounts, and the hardware fingerprints attached to them.
Infrastructure and entities
Domains, network blocks, on-chain addresses and registered companies.
Secrets and files
Credential material, and the provenance of a known file.