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DeHashed vs Snusbase

Two breach indexes with overlapping but not identical coverage. The right answer for most investigations is both, and on SearchIn that is one click.

DeHashed and Snusbase are the two breach indexes most investigators keep open together. Both return records, not just breach names, and both search by several identifier types. Their datasets overlap heavily but each holds dumps the other does not, and their parsing differs. On SearchIn both are priced per lookup, so running them together on one identifier is the normal move.

Run both. DeHashed when you want phone and IP inputs and a large, well-known index. Snusbase for its own dump coverage and record parsing. The cross-check is the point.

What each is best for

On SearchIn
DeHashed
  • Searching by phone and IP as well as email, username, domain, and name
  • A large, widely used index
  • Pivoting through linked records
On SearchIn
Snusbase
  • Dumps and parsing that differ from DeHashed
  • Email, username, domain, name, and IP inputs
  • A second opinion on the same identifier

DeHashed vs Snusbase, side by side

Structural differences and access models. No invented list prices for either tool.

DeHashed vs Snusbase comparison
 DeHashedSnusbase
Inputs on SearchInEmail, username, phone, domain, name, IP.Email, username, domain, name, IP.
OutputBreach records with fields.Breach records with fields.
CoverageLarge index; some exclusive dumps.Large index; some exclusive dumps.
Direct accessSubscription and API credits.Subscription and API.
On SearchInPublished per-lookup price, no subscription.Published per-lookup price, no subscription.

Where OSINTverse fits

  • Both are on SearchIn. Add LeakRadar and LeakOSINTbot and you have four breach sources on one identifier, priced per lookup, in one Case.
  • Every record pivots: an email found in one source becomes a new lookup against all of them.
HIBP tells you which breaches an email was in. DeHashed shows you the records. That is the whole difference, and it decides who should use which.

FAQ

DeHashed vs Snusbase, answered

Which has more records?

Counts are vendor claims and change constantly. In practice each returns hits the other misses, which is why investigators run both.

Do I need subscriptions to both?

Not on SearchIn. Both are charged per lookup from your OSINTverse wallet, so two indexes on one identifier is a small, known cost.

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