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Questions people ask before they buy

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How much does OSINTverse cost?
The account is free. You top up from $10 and every lookup charges a published USD price, from a cent for a wallet lookup to $1.00 for a LeakRadar search, across 17 sources. GraphIn, the team case map, is $100 once per team. There are no subscriptions, seat fees, or expiring credits.
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How long until you see results?
Your first lookup can finish within a few minutes of landing on the site: a magic-link sign-in, a $10 top-up, one search. Most sources return results in the same request. Two sources, OSINT Industries and Facecheck.id, run as background jobs and stream matches as each module finishes, usually within a minute or two.
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What exactly do you get?
A free account gives you SearchIn, which runs 17 breach, people, domain, host, crypto, and image sources from one search box, plus Cases to keep results, notes, and pivots together. Paid lookups come from a prepaid wallet. GraphIn adds a shared team graph for $100 once per team. The OSINTOne API and the MCP server use the same sources and prices.
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Problems with OSINTverse, and who it is not for
OSINTverse is for people who want many paid OSINT sources behind one search and a case file, paid per lookup. It is the wrong tool if you need continuous monitoring, unlimited bulk volume on a flat fee, a desktop Transform ecosystem, a SIEM or threat intelligence platform, social media collection at scale, or a self-hosted deployment.
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How does implementation work?
Implementation is a sign-in, not a project. One investigator is searching in minutes. A team owner creates a team, tops up a shared wallet, invites people with roles, and optionally turns on company SSO, MFA enforcement, a provider allowlist, and a spend cap the same day. Developers create an API key and follow a five-minute quick start. Agents connect to the MCP server with OAuth.
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Why publish the problems with your own product?

Because a wrong-fit customer costs both sides. Pay-per-lookup only works when people know what they are buying. The limitations page is the same list we would give you on a call.

Are the prices on these pages current?

Yes. Worked examples are computed from the same price map the app and API use, so they cannot drift from the pricing page or GET /v1/providers.

Where do I compare OSINTverse with a specific tool?

The compare hub has a page for every SearchIn partner, commercial platform, and open-source tool we are usually weighed against, plus head-to-head pages between those tools.

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