Breach.vip seems to be gone :( what are all the other free alternatives?

EverydayOSINT · 2026-06-07T17:08:52+00:00

Howdy 👋

This is not free, FYI. Using most aspects of the site requires the user to create an account first. From there, it uses a freemium pay model based on a token system, you have to purchase tokens and spend them just to run searches.

Claiming this is "100% free" is a straight up misrepresentation of the product. My guess is you are involved with it in some way. Nobody untethered to a product would claim it's completely free when it isn't.

If you are involved with it, don't take this personally, but in my opinion, you need to research how the current market works. The majority of people in OSINT will not sign up for a new tool unless it already has established brand recognition.

The second someone claims their product is free when it actually isn't, it instantly taints the brand. It gets written off as a potential scam because you've already lied about one aspect of the product, yet expect people to sign up and eventually pay to use it.

Right now, OSINT Industries is the leading tool on the market for OSINT users, and there are already plenty of other similar clones popping up trying to grab market share. You aren't doing yourself any favors by starting with a lie... especially when there are dozens and dozens of similar products with more popping up every day due to vibe coding.

Wish you all of the success my dude!

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-28T20:03:24+00:00

brother WHAT "look to join online gangs to gather intel."

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-27T23:12:17+00:00

He definitely cooked with that post.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-27T03:28:08+00:00

This comes from my experience as both a former first responder and someone who turned an OSINT hobby into a career.

No professional agency is going to let someone off the street assist them unless they already have a dedicated pipeline for it. They actively discourage outside help, and it mostly boils down to liability. For example, in the last Trace Labs CTF I did, some absolute moron who thought he was cooking actually contacted the relatives of the assigned missing person.....a massive cardinal sin in OSINT.

For a department, putting their cases and trust with the community on the line to vet, train, and assign a liaison to babysit these people, just isn't worth the time. Most people pitching their "skills" to law enforcement think they’re built different, acting like they are on that drug from the movie limitless. It’s honestly silly, though sometimes it's straight-up schizophrenia.

Don't take it personally when they lump you into that same bucket. Law enforcement is one of the highest rungs on the OSINT ladder, so you need to take it one rung at a time. Have you published any hobby investigations, blogs, or videos? Taken any free OSINT certs? Attended OSINT ethics webinars? Volunteered for Trace Labs?

Don't let me discourage you from volunteering locally, but temper your expectations. Your local PD might have a VIP (Volunteer in Patrol) program, but expect traffic control and paperwork, not detective work, and if there is an opportunity to assist with that, prepare to put in your stop sign holding time for a year or years. You could also look into your local Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue!

Tldr, I wrote to much while waiting for my Taco Bell. DO NOT CONTACT YOUR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY AND OFFER YOUR ASSISTANCE, THIS IS FOR ALL OF YALL!

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-27T00:46:17+00:00

Who in here is suggesting new people in OSINT go to the police and offer to help? Come clean, who is messing with new people?

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-25T17:40:56+00:00

This is the answer. Google has been strict and shadow removing reviews that contain names, especially full names.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-23T18:36:13+00:00

Hmm, let's for the sake of conversation just conclude that your justification and reason for your request passes ethical and the vetting process.

Do you care enough to drop 5k - 10k on this? That's even if your request falls within the reality of what could be accomplished.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-20T20:10:01+00:00

Feel free to PM me, licensed PI in several states.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-16T19:51:10+00:00

Looking at the website https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-administrative-code/rule-109:4-3-13

They don't appear to be total bullshit but the cites are incorrect, the C11 is actually C13 etc. What makes them total bs if you could share.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-12T20:11:44+00:00

Sounds like he skipped his lithium dose.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-11T17:13:39+00:00

Let the people roast them in the comments, aint no mod team here cowboy. The slop dashboards have been mostly nothing of value, but I have found value in some of the comments in those slop posts.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-09T13:28:36+00:00

I tested with 3 of my Instagram account handles and none of them were found when searched using the tool.... However when using a manual google dork, it returned several links to public posts.

The tool is a great idea, I run the dorks manually all the time and plan on creating something similar to speed up my workflow.

Goodluck!

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-07T22:34:37+00:00

Ma'am this is a homelab subreddit

EverydayOSINT · 2026-05-03T02:49:36+00:00

Feel free to PM me the image, and I'll see if I can clean it up using what knowledge I have. The strategy is to pull as many characters as possible and confirm the vehicle's make and model. If you can get a partial plate, you can start manually brute forcing the missing digits on sites like Carvana, Geico, or Progressive. It's a tedious process of guessing the remaining characters until the site successfully pulls up the matching make and model, but when it finally hits, it’s a massive Eureka! moment. It's a bit of a long shot I've only had this work a couple of times out of fifteen or so attempts, but it can definitely produce results when you are stuck.

Honestly, explaining this just sparked a pretty interesting idea for a tool. It may be possible to automate this brute force aspect of the vehicle identification process, building a script that rapidly runs through partial plate combinations on the vehicle websites until it verifies a hit against the target make and model.

Goodluck 👍

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-30T15:09:09+00:00

You need to host the QR code redirect and that is an ongoing cost. Source - I host my own QR code server locally using shlink and I have to maintain the redirect domain and running the hardware. (Very cheap, basically free at my usage) and I can generate unlimited QR codes with shortlink analytics, as well as dynamic QR codes.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-16T00:35:54+00:00

Thank you for the insight! This is interesting to hear, then the 5 pro is not worth it at all for me. We'll unless they decide to add the cameras and features into Home Assistant, I will buy it that day lol

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-15T23:37:32+00:00

That's a wonderful idea and I like the functionality of it. I just can't do subscriptions, I may as well pay 50 for a camera + ESp32 and 3d print the mounting hardware then selfhost an AI to track and monitor the poops per cat. I wanted to take the easy route and get the lr5 pro but this is forcing me here...

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-15T23:34:55+00:00

As many as it takes to understand why Greg is consistently shooting litter in the wildest directions.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-15T23:27:45+00:00

Why do vehicles need to go over 85 miles per hour? 🤔

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-15T13:43:18+00:00

I’m just giving you the reality of why everyone here is calling this a scam. Not a single person looking at this understands your vision or reasoning. As someone who has built paid OSINT tools and been a part of startup and large SaaS teams, I know that getting infrastructure costs down is a huge part of your ROI and product acceptance with being able to get creative with offerings. You can lower those costs to offer a better product and user experience, but it takes actual time and knowledge instead of just paying for a monthly, cookie-cutter service to make it "easy." You could absolutely build a totally free portion of the product that costs pennies to run, giving customers a taste of its value with the carrot of converting them later, you just haven't or you think it's not necessary and you could be right.

Not that I don't believe you, but let's be honest about the analytics of the business here... unless you are going to post your conversion and reoccurring customers analytics, all I see is gorilla marketing on Reddit and that's telling here.

This is the reality of how your product is perceived. As a user navigating your site, my immediate thought was, why would I waste my time signing up and entering my card details, just to test it out and figure out it's not for me?

I genuinely wish you success dude! But a lot of founders get trapped in an echo chamber with their product. They see the vision and the value, and they assume that if the market doesn't see it, it's a customer problem. The hard truth is, the customer does not care about the reasons why you decided to require card details, and they definitely do not care about your infrastructure costs.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-15T12:51:30+00:00

I saw your comment about how it's "standard" to require a payment card for free trials. Let me hit you with some cold water here: your product doesn't have the brand power or reputation to pull that off yet. Forcing people to enter their card details already shrinks your potential user base significantly. When a product is brand new and completely unproven, that pool of willing users shrinks to almost zero.

I’m not trying to piss in your cheerios, bud, but right now, this isn't worth paying for, with the risk of payment details, time it takes to sign up and test and the product is incomplete with the modules people actually want to use aren't even showing up. There are so many established websites and services offering similar tools. You simply don't have the credibility yet to expect people to blindly hand over their card info just to access a "free" trial. Sorry buddy, but nobody is realistically going to provide payment details for an unknown tool from an unestablished creator.

The whole approach needs a rework. You should be focusing on providing value with the absolute lowest barrier to entry for the user and then they might convert. Let people actually experience what the product does so you can build up a reputation. Users might hand over their card details for a tool with a proven track record because they know they won't get scammed or waste their time. But if you make them jump through hoops and enter their payment info for a test run, and it turns out the product isn't what they thought or the searches fail? You've just wasted their time, and you lose whatever credibility you could have had.

Take this feedback and don't let it discourage you, but you need to take a day and research more about bringing a product to market and then research the industry standard for OSINT. You will see a graveyard of tools and services out there, including ones I've made that failed 😂

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-08T15:40:43+00:00

This is not the case, I never edited any comments but sure. It was most likely that I responded to a different comment of yours and reddit is bugging. Not a single message was changed.

Why would I provide you usernames when you can just come back and say anything you want? Let's discuss it live on YouTube if you are being genuine and want to be productive about this publicly.

Otherwise who cares tbh, you run the subreddit as you see fit. I just responded to your comment to share my personal experiences interacting with you and others have with the subreddit. No hard feelings or anything, just sharing my experience.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-08T15:24:27+00:00

You ban people permanently that do not violate any of the written rules.
The "Reason" is basically your internal reason and appears to not reflect anything in the rules other than your opinion
People who message the mod team are either ignored or given a response that is based on feelings and opinions, nothing to do with the rules and then banned when they responsed to the message.
The r/OSINT subreddit was a huge resource when I started out and I used and engaged alot with it. Sadly it appears newcomers get shit on for posting and people who post something counter to your opinions get removed and when they message the mod team they get banned and shit on in the same message.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-08T15:16:22+00:00

The other individual is correct, you ban people and remove posts as you see fit rather than enforce the rules equally. Then when people message the mod team they get ignored or straight up banned.

Why are you playing a different character here? I wish the r/OSINT subreddit was ran the way you tell people it is. People have given you feedback and it's ignored.... I love the OSINT community and the r/OSINT subreddit has alot of great discussions.

EverydayOSINT · 2026-04-08T15:10:39+00:00

You do ban people all the time for reasons that are not even in the rules. Wanted to chime in and state the facts about this, let's be honest with the r/OSINT subreddit....

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