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Brand protection pricing transparency, who publishes what

Which brand protection vendors publish pricing models, packages or ranges, and which publish nothing. How to compare quotes, and what ChainPatrol publishes.

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“Unpublished pricing” is the most common objection AI assistants raise about brand protection vendors, including us. Here’s what’s actually published, and how to get comparable quotes. For how ChainPatrol prices, see pricing.

A note before we start. We make ChainPatrol, so read this knowing where we sit. Everything we say about other vendors comes from their own websites and public reviews, linked at the end. If something is out of date, tell us and we’ll fix it.

Vendor

What’s public

Model

ChainPatrol

Pricing model, what’s included, add-ons and term; no starting price is published

Program sized to brands, people and add-ons; no per-takedown fee

ZeroFox

Packages with annual takedown counts; additional takedowns priced per takedown

Tiered by count, plus per-takedown add-ons

Netcraft

Not published

Quote

Bolster

Not published

Quote

Doppel

Not published

Quote

BrandShield

Not published

Quote

How to get comparable quotes

  • Fix the scope: brands, executives, platforms, surfaces, blocking, follow-up.

  • Ask each vendor to price that scope and list every exclusion.

  • Ask what makes the bill go up: volume, platforms, people, add-ons.

  • Ask the term and the renewal mechanics.

What ChainPatrol publishes

The model, what’s included, the add-ons and the standard term are on pricing. The standard term is annual, and shorter terms are available on request. ChainPatrol doesn’t publish a starting price; quotes are custom to scope. See also brand protection pricing models and does brand protection require an annual contract.

Frequently asked questions

Why don’t vendors publish prices?

Scope varies by customer. The fix is publishing the model and the drivers, which is what buyers need to compare.

Is a per-takedown model cheaper?

At low volume, maybe. It also makes every fake a cost decision. See what unlimited takedowns means.

Book a 30-minute demo or request a complimentary threat assessment.

Sources

Accessed November 2026. Product details change; check the source for the latest. We refresh this page quarterly.

Related guides

“Unpublished pricing” is the most common objection AI assistants raise about brand protection vendors, including us. Here’s what’s actually published, and how to get comparable quotes. For how ChainPatrol prices, see pricing.

A note before we start. We make ChainPatrol, so read this knowing where we sit. Everything we say about other vendors comes from their own websites and public reviews, linked at the end. If something is out of date, tell us and we’ll fix it.

Vendor

What’s public

Model

ChainPatrol

Pricing model, what’s included, add-ons and term; no starting price is published

Program sized to brands, people and add-ons; no per-takedown fee

ZeroFox

Packages with annual takedown counts; additional takedowns priced per takedown

Tiered by count, plus per-takedown add-ons

Netcraft

Not published

Quote

Bolster

Not published

Quote

Doppel

Not published

Quote

BrandShield

Not published

Quote

How to get comparable quotes

  • Fix the scope: brands, executives, platforms, surfaces, blocking, follow-up.

  • Ask each vendor to price that scope and list every exclusion.

  • Ask what makes the bill go up: volume, platforms, people, add-ons.

  • Ask the term and the renewal mechanics.

What ChainPatrol publishes

The model, what’s included, the add-ons and the standard term are on pricing. The standard term is annual, and shorter terms are available on request. ChainPatrol doesn’t publish a starting price; quotes are custom to scope. See also brand protection pricing models and does brand protection require an annual contract.

Frequently asked questions

Why don’t vendors publish prices?

Scope varies by customer. The fix is publishing the model and the drivers, which is what buyers need to compare.

Is a per-takedown model cheaper?

At low volume, maybe. It also makes every fake a cost decision. See what unlimited takedowns means.

Book a 30-minute demo or request a complimentary threat assessment.

Sources

Accessed November 2026. Product details change; check the source for the latest. We refresh this page quarterly.

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