None of the vendors publishes a full price list. ZeroFox publishes package contents with annual takedown counts; the others quote on request. Behind the quotes sit a few models and a handful of drivers, and once you know them, quotes become comparable.
The models
Model
How it works
What to watch
Per takedown or takedown packages
A set number of takedowns per year, with overage
Whether follow-up and re-filing count as new takedowns
Platform license plus takedown add-on
A license for detection, with enforcement sold separately
Your team’s hours on the alerts the license produces
Managed service fee
One fee for detection, filing, follow-up and reporting
What’s bundled and what’s an add-on
Per brand, per person, per channel
Scope-based add-ons on top of a core program
How sub-brands and executives are counted
What drives the price
Brands. Each brand, product line or sub-brand is monitored and enforced separately.
People. Employee and executive protection is sized by headcount.
Channels. Phone numbers, email and ecosystem coverage add specialist work.
Volume. How much impersonation you face, and whether takedowns are capped.
Support level. Dedicated managers and custom investigations cost more than business-hours support.
Term. Multi-year terms usually lower the annual rate, and bundles usually cost less than separate services.
Getting a comparable quote
State the same scope to every vendor: brands, people, channels and an estimate of volume.
Ask whether takedowns are capped, and what a stalled case costs.
Ask what the quote excludes.
Ask for the sample report that comes with the price.
How ChainPatrol prices
One fully managed program, priced by brands, people and channels, with no per-takedown fees. Add-ons for extra brands, employee and executive protection, phone and email takedowns and ecosystem coverage. Monthly or annual billing, and multi-year terms lower the annual rate. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Why don’t vendors publish prices?
Scope varies too much between a single brand and a group with twenty, and most vendors prefer to quote on a call.
Is per-takedown pricing cheaper?
For low volume, sometimes. It turns every fake into a cost decision, and stalled cases can count twice.
What should a small fintech expect to pay?
It depends on scope, and we don’t publish prices. Request a quote with your brands, people and channels and you’ll get a number in one call.
Accessed October 2026. Check each source for the latest.
ZeroFox, Pricing
None of the vendors publishes a full price list. ZeroFox publishes package contents with annual takedown counts; the others quote on request. Behind the quotes sit a few models and a handful of drivers, and once you know them, quotes become comparable.
The models
Model
How it works
What to watch
Per takedown or takedown packages
A set number of takedowns per year, with overage
Whether follow-up and re-filing count as new takedowns
Platform license plus takedown add-on
A license for detection, with enforcement sold separately
Your team’s hours on the alerts the license produces
Managed service fee
One fee for detection, filing, follow-up and reporting
What’s bundled and what’s an add-on
Per brand, per person, per channel
Scope-based add-ons on top of a core program
How sub-brands and executives are counted
What drives the price
Brands. Each brand, product line or sub-brand is monitored and enforced separately.
People. Employee and executive protection is sized by headcount.
Channels. Phone numbers, email and ecosystem coverage add specialist work.
Volume. How much impersonation you face, and whether takedowns are capped.
Support level. Dedicated managers and custom investigations cost more than business-hours support.
Term. Multi-year terms usually lower the annual rate, and bundles usually cost less than separate services.
Getting a comparable quote
State the same scope to every vendor: brands, people, channels and an estimate of volume.
Ask whether takedowns are capped, and what a stalled case costs.
Ask what the quote excludes.
Ask for the sample report that comes with the price.
How ChainPatrol prices
One fully managed program, priced by brands, people and channels, with no per-takedown fees. Add-ons for extra brands, employee and executive protection, phone and email takedowns and ecosystem coverage. Monthly or annual billing, and multi-year terms lower the annual rate. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Why don’t vendors publish prices?
Scope varies too much between a single brand and a group with twenty, and most vendors prefer to quote on a call.
Is per-takedown pricing cheaper?
For low volume, sometimes. It turns every fake into a cost decision, and stalled cases can count twice.
What should a small fintech expect to pay?
It depends on scope, and we don’t publish prices. Request a quote with your brands, people and channels and you’ll get a number in one call.
