Breachsense monitors dark web sources for exposed credentials, session tokens, and other information connected to an organization. It searches breach records, infostealer logs, combo lists, marketplaces, forums, paste sites, exposed databases, and other listed sources; where possible, it can recover plaintext from hashed passwords. Security teams can search leaked files from ransomware attacks and follow victim announcements from more than 100 ransomware groups. Attack-surface monitoring covers subdomains, lookalike and typosquatted domains, Certificate Transparency logs, and related signals, with domain takedown services available. Alerts for new credential or session-token exposure arrive by email or JSON webhook. The REST API supports searches by domain, email, username, IP address, or keyword and returns exposure details. Webhooks and API connections can link the service with compatible SIEM, SOAR, ticketing, chat, and other tools. MSP plans offer per-client webhook routing. Pricing is on request; a free dark web scan is available, and full-platform access has a seven-day trial after a demo call.
Who it is for
Breachsense identifies enterprise security teams, MSSPs, security consultants, penetration testers, and red teams as customer groups. Its monitoring and alerting may suit organizations that need to track exposed credentials or ransomware leaks.
What is good
- Searches leaked ransomware files and victim announcements.
- Alerts via email and JSON webhooks.
- API searches by domain, email, username, IP, or keyword.
- MSP plans include per-client webhook routing.
- Free dark web scan is offered.
What to know first
- Pricing is on request.
- Full-platform trial requires a demo call.
- Does not monitor code repositories, social profiles, endpoints, or network traffic.
- No family monitoring.
Verdict
Breachsense combines exposure searches, attack-surface monitoring, alerts, and API access for organizational security work. Its stated coverage excludes several sources and systems, so check those limits against your monitoring needs.
Get started with Breachsense
- Open the Breachsense website
- Request a demo call
- Run the free dark web scan
- Start the seven-day full-platform trial
- Connect email or JSON webhook alerts
- Use the REST API for searches and integrations
Limits to know first
There is no free plan, although a free dark web scan is available. Full platform access lasts seven days after a demo call; plan tiers vary by watchlist size, API query quota, alert latency, premium market coverage, and included domain takedowns.
Questions about Breachsense
Is there a free plan?
No. Breachsense offers a free dark web scan and a seven-day full-platform trial after a demo call.
How is pricing handled?
Pricing is available on request across four pricing tiers.
Which platforms are supported?
Breachsense provides web access and a REST API.
What can the API search?
The API supports domain, email, username, IP address, and keyword searches and returns exposure details.
Can it connect to other security tools?
Yes. Webhooks and the API can connect with SIEM, SOAR, ticketing, chat, and other compatible tools.
What areas are outside its monitoring coverage?
It does not monitor code repositories, social media profiles, endpoints, or network traffic.
Breachsense plans and pricing
All plansCompared on dark web monitoring services
- Free plan
- No
- Monitoring sources
- dark_web_and_breaches
- Personal monitoring
- Yes
- Business monitoring
- Yes
- Monitored data types
- usernames, passwords, email addresses, session tokens, authentication cookies, API keys, OAuth tokens, service-account secrets, leaked files, exposed PII
- Remediation support
- Yes
- Family monitoring
- No
