Pricing

Every limit shown here is the limit the product enforces, not a guideline. The free tier returns every row your query matched with the credentials withheld, and five credentials a week can be opened in full, so you can see what we hold on you before you decide anything.

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Free

See what is already out there on you.

$0

Free forever

25 lookups a day

25 searches a day across breach and device records, plus 25 on people search.

Start free
  • Every row your query matched, with the credentials withheld
  • Unlocks, to read a withheld credential in full
  • People search whole, including the profile drill-in
  • Device records and the per device file browser, masked
  • Monitors with email alerts
  • Social intelligence, uncensored

Pro

For analysts and investigators who need real depth.

$29.99 a month

or $305.88 billed yearly

250 lookups a day

250 searches a day, across breach, people, and device records.

Choose Pro

Everything in Free, plus

  • Breach values unmasked, on every row
  • Device records: 25 a month, each opened whole
  • Wildcard breach search
  • Bulk search across a list of terms

Premium

Unredacted device records, for serious operators.

$150 a month

or $1,530 billed yearly

2,500 lookups a day

2,500 searches a day, across breach, people, and device records.

Choose Premium

Everything in Pro, plus

  • Device records unmasked: passwords, cookies, saved logins
  • The full file browser and the raw archive tree
  • Raw archive search, regex or wildcard
  • An API key, and webhook alerts on monitors

Team

Premium for everyone working the same cases. Minimum two seats.

$129 a seat, a month

or $1,315.80 a seat, billed yearly

2,500 lookups a day

Every seat: 2,500 searches a day, across breach, people, and device records.

Start a team

Everything in Premium, plus

  • Premium entitlements on every seat
  • Members you add and remove yourself
  • A per seat lookup cap you set
  • One subscription for the whole team

How the allowance is spent

On Free each surface has its own daily allowance: one for breach and device searches together, one for people search, one for social. On Pro and above a single daily pool covers breach, people, and device searches together, so one lookup is spent per search whatever surface it runs on.

Social resolves never draw on that pool: they have their own allowance in the table below, because resolving one account across platforms is not a search.

Plan by plan

FeatureFreeProPremiumTeam
The allowance
Allowance resetsdailydailydailydaily
Search allowancesone a surfaceone poolone poolone pool
Breach and device lookups252502,5002,500
People searches25the same poolthe same poolthe same pool
Social resolves25100500500
Bulk terms a call Not included1001,0001,000
Results
Every matched row returned Included Included Included Included
Breach values unmasked Not included Included Included Included
People values unmasked Included Included Included Included
Record unlocks5 credentials a week25 whole records a monthserved outrightserved outright
Wildcard breach search Not included Included Included Included
Device records
Device record search Included Included Included Included
Per device file browsermaskedmaskedfullfull
Device values unmasked Not included Not included Included Included
Raw archive search Not included Not included Included Included
Device searches an hourno capno cap6060
Monitoring and API
Monitors350500500
Webhook alerts Not included Not included Included Included
API access Not included Not included Included Included

An unlock buys the record and keeps it, not a viewing. Free gets five a week and spends each on one withheld credential; Pro reads breach values outright and spends 25 a month, each opening a whole device record. Premium and Team carry no unlocks, because every device value, the full file browser, and the raw archive are served outright.

Larger than a team

If the ladder does not fit, we can set the allowance to the volume you actually run, take seat counts past self-serve team billing, and invoice instead of charging a card. Tell us the volume and seats you need.

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Questions worth asking first.

Four separate collections. Breached credentials from leaked sources, each row carrying the source it came from and the date that source is dated to. Compromised device records - the stealer logs - each the full capture from one infected machine. Social accounts, one username or email resolved across platforms. And people search, a person assembled from US public filings.

Four indexes, four record shapes
  • Breached credentials 8 identifier types
  • Social accounts 581 platforms by username
  • Compromised device records 13 views
  • People search 4 identifier types

No. InfoBreach is software - a search interface over third-party breach and stealer sources and US public filings, reached through their providers at the moment you search, not compiled into a corpus we own. Nothing you look up is added to what another customer can find, and we never sell a database of people, your searches, or your account. A data broker collects records and sells the assembled result; this is the search box in front of sources that already exist.

A data broker, and what we are instead
  • Compile a corpus of people we own never
  • Reach third-party sources at search time every search
  • Add your query to the dataset never
  • Sell assembled personal data never
  • Sell your searches or your account never

Security teams checking their own exposure, investigators working a case, and compliance functions that have to evidence what is public about their people. Everything is self-serve up to team billing, which is priced per seat.

How usage is counted
  • Searches one lookup each
  • Social resolves a pool of their own
  • Record unlocks Free 5 credentials a week, Pro 25 whole records a month
  • Search allowances reset daily on every plan
  • Team billing per seat

If it is keyed to an email address you control, confirm the address and rows keyed to it are suppressed across all four surfaces, the counters beside them included. Anything else, such as a username or a phone number, goes through a request we handle by hand. It stops short of two things: the catalogue-wide totals we cache by the hour, and monitors, which keep firing on the asset. It cannot reach the original breached source, which is not ours.

What an honoured takedown reaches
  • Search results suppressed
  • Counters beside the rows recomputed
  • Per record fetch suppressed
  • Hourly catalogue totals not filtered
  • Monitor alerts keep firing
  • The original breached source not ours to change

Not to the dataset, no - nothing you search becomes a record another customer can find. It is recorded on our side, though: every search is written to an audit log with your IP address and user agent. That log is the compliance trail - no expiry, not cleared by closing your account, produced only when valid legal process compels us. We never sell it or hand it to anyone who has not compelled it.

Where a query is written
  • The searchable corpus never
  • Your own search history kept as typed
  • Your quota ledger counted
  • Our audit log, with your IP kept, no expiry
  • Sold to anyone never

You get a machine readable code back rather than a quietly shortened result. Depending on what you hit, that is quota_exceeded, hourly_limit, plan_upgrade_required, or feature_not_enabled.

What comes back at the ceiling
  • quota_exceeded allowance spent
  • hourly_limit per hour cap reached
  • plan_upgrade_required feature above your plan
  • feature_not_enabled not enabled on the account

Yes, on Premium and team plans. It covers breached credentials, compromised device records, and people search over one authenticated JSON endpoint, the same envelope the dashboard consumes, and a call spends one lookup from the same daily pool, so there is no separate API allowance to run out of. No key reaches social accounts: those stay dashboard surfaces, arranged separately rather than sold as a tier.

What a key reaches
  • Breached credentials API key or dashboard
  • Social accounts dashboard only
  • Compromised device records API key or dashboard
  • People search API key or dashboard

We credit the unused portion of your current plan against the new one. If you have twelve days left on Pro and move to Premium, that remaining Pro value comes off your first Premium charge automatically.

A month you upgrade on day 18
  • 18 days used on Pro
  • 12 days credited forward
InfoBreach

Start with one identifier.

Free runs 25 searches a day across breach and device records, and 25 each for people search and social. Withheld rows unlock five a week, or a paid plan reveals them outright.

Not ready for an account? Check one identifier with no signup. The demo returns a masked sample of what the indexes found.