Security and privacy/Listed Oct 31, 2026
SpiderFoot
“SpiderFoot is a free online OSINT tool for investigating usernames across 2500+ public sites in 15+ categories. Use SpiderFoot online without installing the software.”spiderfoot.app
Free · Open source
Price
Free
Free to use
- Free plan
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes
- Category
- Security and privacy
From the maker
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SpiderFoot pricing
Paid plans
None
No paid plan listed
Free plan
Yes
Free tier available
Free trial
None
No trial listed
From the spiderfoot.app pricing page, checked Oct 31, 2026. Prices change, so confirm on their site.
Questions
Questions about SpiderFoot
- Website
- spiderfoot.app
- Source code
- github.com/smicallef/spiderfoot
- What it does
- Username search
- Listed
- Oct 31, 2026
Is SpiderFoot free?
Yes. SpiderFoot is free to use.
Is SpiderFoot open source?
Yes. The code is on github.com.
What are some alternatives to SpiderFoot?
Other security and privacy tools listed here include Atomic VPN and Shoo!. The table below compares their price, free plan and source code.
Alternatives
Alternatives to SpiderFoot
Other security and privacy tools listed here, compared on the same facts.
| Product | Price | Free plan | Open source |
|---|---|---|---|
SpiderFoot This page SpiderFoot is a free online OSINT tool for investigating usernames across 2500+ public sites in 15+ categories. Use SpiderFoot online without installing the software. Free · Free plan yes | Free | Yes | Yes |
 Atomic VPN A VPN that keeps zero data: RAM-only servers, independently audited no-log policy, WireGuard speed. 5 devices, 88+ countries, $1.99/month. Try Atomic VPN. From $1.99/mo · Free plan no | From $1.99/mo | No | Unknown |
 Shoo! Shoo! is a Mac app locker: locks any app behind Touch ID in one click. No overlay, no permissions, no subscription - hand over your Mac, not your privacy. From $17.99 once · Free plan no | From $17.99 once | No | Unknown |
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