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Account protection — not just a device ID

Fingerprint tools excel at remembering a browser. AbuseGraph is built for signup and login decisions you can act on and defend.

Where we win

  • Transparent decisions

    Score, verdict, and plain-language reasons — not a mystery visitor ID.

  • Free forever + free test keys

    1,000 live checks / month on Free. Unlimited test checks. Upgrade when volume grows.

  • Domain ownership proof

    Live keys unlock only after DNS verification — ownership, not trust-on-add.

  • Watch after signup

    Exposure monitoring for users who already got in, with optional signed alerts.

  • Explainable risk

    Enough detail for security and support to act — without a public detection playbook.

  • You keep enforcement

    Recommendations say allow / challenge / shadow / block. No forced CAPTCHA wall.

AbuseGraphTypical alternatives
Starting priceFree forever (1k live checks + unlimited test)$99–$200+/mo before you ship
What you protectSignup + login abuse with a clear verdictDevice ID, bot score, or kitchen-sink fraud suite
Domain accessDNS ownership proof before live keys unlockTrust-on-add or no domain pinning
Decision qualityScore + verdict + reasons you can explainMystery risk flag or visitor ID only
Network and session contextHonesty and consistency signals in plain languageOpaque reputation labels
Email and domainIdentity quality and exposure context in one checkA narrow list — or a second vendor
After signupOngoing exposure watch + alertsPoint-in-time check at signup only
EnforcementYou decide allow / challenge / blockVendor blocks inside their widget

Honest limitations

  • Not a payment-fraud suite

    Signup and login / auth risk only — not chargebacks, card testing, or checkout fraud.

  • Not only a device ID

    If all you need is a sticky visitor identifier, a pure fingerprint vendor may fit better.

  • Newer product

    Built for account abuse you can explain — not every fraud category at internet scale.

Good fit when

  • Fake signups and shady logins are the problem
  • You want reasons your team can explain
  • You need domain proof and post-signup watch

Look elsewhere when

  • You need deep payment / chargeback tooling
  • You only want a pure device ID
  • You prefer vendor-enforced CAPTCHA walls