Multi-accounting detection without buying an enterprise graph SKU
How linked accounts, shared devices, and shared emails surface multi-accounting — and how Free/Pro keep graph visibility in the product, not an add-on.
By AbuseGraph Team
Multi-accounting is a graph problem
Promo abuse, fake reviews, and referral fraud usually share something: a device, an IP neighborhood, an email pattern, or a payment path. Looking at one account in isolation misses the ring.
What AbuseGraph links
The accounts surface connects identities across checks using shared signals (device, email, network context, and related identifiers your workspace records). You get hops, match types, and risk context so review is not a spreadsheet export.
Lists and rules close the loop
Detection without policy is just a dashboard. Use allow/deny lists and SaaS abuse rule templates so repeat offenders stop at the API — while legitimate power users stay unblocked.
Metering that matches the job
AbuseGraph meters checks, not mystery MAUs. Multi-account investigations should not require an enterprise SKU just to see the graph. Free includes live checks; Pro and Scale raise volume with published overages.
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Pricing aligned to the public market
Why Pro is $99 for 20k (+ $4/1k) and Scale is $199 for 100k (+ $2/1k) — matching public entry prices and overages, with a verdict instead of just an ID.
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AbuseGraph vs typical fingerprint and fraud tools
An honest comparison — what AbuseGraph ships for account protection, where specialists still win, and what we will not overclaim.
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The account-protection market — and where AbuseGraph fits
An honest map of device-ID tools, account-abuse APIs, network-edge bot bundles, and fraud suites — plus what AbuseGraph ships for signup and login.