OSINT Software Pricing, Priced Against the Write-Up
Priced against the hours currently spent turning findings into documents, and against a category where a single analyst seat commonly runs past EUR 999 a year before metered data is added.
There is no free plan. The domain footprint demo is the free taste and it stays free.
- Four plans.
- No free tier.
- Analyst is bought on a card, today.
- Prices in USD, excluding local tax.
Seats, volume and control, not withheld features
The plans, side by side.
Analyst
Solo analyst, investigator or consultant
$149/mo
$124/mo billed yearly ($1,488/yr)
- All collection modules
- Every finding sourced and timestamped
- Scope record on every case
- PDF and DOCX report export
- 12-month case retention
Team
A security or third-party risk team
$449/mo
$374/mo billed yearly ($4,488/yr)
- Everything in Analyst
- Shared case library
- Saved investigation templates
- Reviewer sign-off on a report
- Team roles
- 24-month retention
Practice
An investigations unit, agency or MSSP
$1,190/mo
$990/mo billed yearly ($11,880/yr)
- Everything in Team
- Client and matter separation
- White-labeled reports
- Bulk vendor screening
- API access
- Custom retention
Enterprise
A regulated enterprise with a procurement process
Custom
Annual agreement, invoiced
- Everything in Practice
- SSO / SAML and SCIM provisioning
- Granular roles and permissions
- Full audit log export
- Configurable data residency
- SLA, DPA and security review support
- Invoicing and PO terms, named CSM
No free plan. The domain footprint demo is the free taste, and it stays free. Prices in USD, excluding local tax.
The comparison that matters
Compare it against the write-up, not against a cheaper tool.
A risk team screening 120 vendors a year, at 3.5 hours of write-up per vendor, at an $85 loaded hourly cost, spends 420 hours and roughly $35,700 a year turning findings into documents. Team is $4,488 a year.
Those are stated assumptions, not measurements from customers we do not have. Change them and see your own number. The plan that replaces those hours is Team at $4,488 a year, and the calculator will tell you whether that trade is worth making at your volume. The same arithmetic written out for a vendor program is on third party risk management software.
Your numbers
hours a year on write-up
at your loaded cost
working days, at 7.5 hours a day
hours per analyst a year, across
Arithmetic: These are your assumptions, not a measurement we took. , a year, which is Above 15 analysts the plan is Enterprise, which is priced per organization rather than from a list, so there is no figure to compare here.
The whole ladder on one rule
What each plan includes, line by line.
Analyst
- Monthly
- $149/mo
- Yearly
- $1,488/yr
- Seats and volume
- 1 seat, 25 cases a month
- Built for
- Solo analyst, investigator or consultant
Team
- Monthly
- $449/mo
- Yearly
- $4,488/yr
- Seats and volume
- 5 seats, 150 cases a month
- Built for
- A security or third-party risk team
Practice
- Monthly
- $1,190/mo
- Yearly
- $11,880/yr
- Seats and volume
- 15 seats, 600 cases a month
- Built for
- An investigations unit, agency or MSSP
Enterprise
- Monthly
- Custom
- Yearly
- Annual agreement
- Seats and volume
- Unlimited seats, Unlimited cases
- Built for
- A regulated enterprise with a procurement process
Every plan includes all collection modules. The ladder is about seats, volume, collaboration and control, not about withholding the product. Prices in USD, excluding local tax.
On the Enterprise plan
The line items a procurement review asks for.
Listed here rather than hidden behind a call, because their absence is the usual reason an analyst tool never clears review. Details on the security page.
SSO and SAML
Okta, Entra ID or any SAML 2.0 provider
SCIM provisioning
Joiners and leavers handled by your directory
Roles and permissions
Who may open a case, who may sign one off
Audit log
Every case, every export, every scope declaration
Data residency
Choose where case data is stored
SLA
Written availability and support commitments
DPA
Signed data processing agreement
Invoicing and PO
Annual invoice, purchase order, net terms
Before you decide
Questions about buying.
The rest are on the FAQ, including whether OSINT is legal and what happens to your case data.
Still comparing tools?
Yes, on Enterprise. SAML 2.0 single sign-on with Okta, Entra ID or any compliant provider, SCIM provisioning so joiners and leavers follow your directory, granular roles, and an exportable audit log covering every case opened, every scope declared and every report exported. Those are the line items a procurement review asks for, which is why they are listed on the pricing page rather than hidden.
You confirm your address with a 6-digit code, and that opens an account with one free case in it: a real collection on one domain, with the scope record and the sourced, timestamped findings the paid report carries. Exports of the free case are stamped; Analyst exports them clean. On Analyst you pay by card on Stripe and the workspace opens straight away, with the private link mailed to the address on the subscription and 25 cases a month. On Team, Practice and Enterprise we write back with the next steps for getting set up on that plan. Coming back later takes nothing but the address: sign in sends a code to it, and there is no password.
Two ways in, depending on the plan
Analyst is bought here, on a card: Stripe takes the payment and the workspace opens on the address you pay from. Team, Practice and Enterprise start with one field, a 6-digit code by email, and a reply from us with the next steps for that plan. The demo stays open and free either way.
Pick your plan and get started.
Analyst is bought on a card and opens straight away. The domain footprint demo stays open and free either way.
- Passive collection only, from public sources.
- A domain, never a person. There is no input for one.
- Your case data stays yours. No card required.