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Add monitoring when it matters.

Local tools stay free; Team adds monitored decoys, alerts and 90-day operating history, while Enterprise is scoped to your deployment.

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Free

For evaluating local tools and a small monitored-decoy workflow.

$0 foreverNo card required.
  • Free browser tools, CLI and SDKs
  • 500 hosted requests each month
  • Chosen decoys in browser tools and local SDKs
  • 10 generated decoys each rolling day
  • 10 armed monitored decoys
  • 7-day detection history

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Team

For a small company operating decoys, alerts and evidence in production.

$99 / monthOr $990 billed once each year.
  • 100,000 hosted requests each month
  • 1,000 generated decoys each rolling day
  • 10,000 armed monitored decoys
  • 90-day activity and detection history
  • Slack, PagerDuty and Datadog alerts
  • Email support

Agree the operating scope

Enterprise

For customer-controlled keys, private deployment or contractual operating needs.

CustomScoped quote. No public minimum.
  • Capacity agreed for your deployment
  • Customer-controlled keys
  • Company sign-in
  • Private deployment options
  • Support and availability terms agreed in your contract

Compare what is enforced

Usage limits apply to the subscribed API key. Enterprise capacity and operating terms are set in the signed scope.

CapabilityFreeTeamEnterprise
Hosted requests500 / month100,000 / monthBy contract
Hosted chosen-decoy creationNot availableIncludedBy contract
Generated decoys10 / rolling day1,000 / rolling dayBy contract
Armed monitored decoys1010,000By contract
Encrypted vault storage25 items10,000 itemsBy contract
Alert destinationsDashboardDashboard, Slack, PagerDuty, DatadogBy contract
Detection history7 days90 daysBy contract
Company sign-inNot availableNot availableBy contract
Customer-controlled keysNot availableNot availableBy contract
SupportDocumentationEmail supportBy contract

Current status and monitoring scope.

Source, verification tools and the controls map are public for review. An independent cryptographic audit and SOC 2 examination are planned and are not complete. Monitoring observes matching inputs at supported deny.sh endpoints, not offline decryption or a fake credential tested directly with another provider. Enterprise agreement templates remain drafts until signed. Review the trust centre →

Buying questions

What is a hosted request?

A request to a metered deny.sh endpoint, including hosted encryption, decryption, control generation and vault operations, counts toward the monthly allowance. Health and usage checks do not.

What stays local and free?

The browser tools, CLI and SDKs can run the core encryption construction on your device without an account. Plaintext and passwords stay in your environment when you use those local paths. Hosted services and cloud storage have different data boundaries.

What triggers an alert?

An armed fingerprint triggers when a matching input is observed at a monitored deny.sh decrypt endpoint. Registration sends a one-way fingerprint. Offline decryption and provider-side tests of a fake credential are not observed automatically.

What happens at a limit?

The over-limit request is refused with a 429 response. Wait for the relevant rolling window or monthly allowance to reset, or upgrade. There are no automatic overage charges.

How do annual billing and cancellation work?

Team annual is one $990 charge for the year. Monthly Team is $99 per month. Use the Stripe Customer Portal to cancel; the subscription remains active through the paid billing period.

What data is sent to deny.sh?

Local browser, CLI and SDK encryption keeps plaintext and passwords on your device. Hosted encryption sends plaintext and passwords for in-memory processing. A realism-engine request sends the requested data type, not the secret. Cloud vault storage receives ciphertext and the metadata you provide. Read the full surface-by-surface disclosure.

Which documents are binding only when signed?

Published self-serve terms govern self-serve use. Enterprise agreement, data-processing and service documents shown as drafts become binding only when the relevant document is executed by both parties.