Transparent attack surface management pricing. $49 for 3 assets, $99 for 10 assets with reports, $199 for 25 assets with vendor monitoring. No contact us for pricing. Based in Coeur d Alene, Idaho. Self serve signup, 14 day free trial, no sales calls. We respond within 48 hours.
Every plan includes continuous daily monitoring of your public attack surface. No manual scans to remember. No security team required. You get instant alerts the moment something changes.
Enterprise attack surface management tools cost $1,200 to $1,600 per month and require a sales call to see pricing. That leaves small businesses unprotected. Blackhount Watch is self serve, transparently priced at $49 to $199 per month, and includes a 14 day free trial. No sales calls. No annual contracts.
Every price is listed right here. No sales calls. No hidden enterprise tier. No contact us for pricing.
14 day free trial. No credit card required. See your security posture in minutes.
Get StartedAttack surface management is the continuous discovery, monitoring, and assessment of all the internet facing assets a company has. This includes domains, SSL certificates, HTTP security headers, DNS records, exposed files, and vendor domains. Blackhount Watch automates this process so you do not need a security team.
Yes. You can change plans at any time from within your dashboard. Upgrades take effect immediately. Downgrades take effect at the next billing cycle. No phone calls, no retention scripts, no friction.
We built Blackhount Watch specifically for small businesses. We do not have a sales team, we do not require annual contracts, and we do not price based on how much you can pay. The price is the price. $49, $99, or $199 per month. Cancel anytime.
Yes. Blackhount Watch is particularly useful for SaaS companies that get security questionnaires from enterprise clients. You can prove your public security posture without buying a $15,000 per year compliance platform.
Yes. The Plus tier at $99 per month and the Pro tier at $199 per month include exportable readiness reports. These are designed to be handed to clients, insurers, and auditors who ask about your security posture.