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Have I Been Squatted alternative

Have I Been Squatted is a solid typosquat detection scanner. If you want scanning plus automated takedown, canary-token deception, and a user-side SDK — all at a transparent mid-market price — OpenBait is the response-layer alternative.

Have I Been Squatted

Free / ~$90 / ~$200 per year

Pure typosquat scanner. Strong detection coverage, custom rules, lookup API on paid tiers. Takedown is Enterprise-only. No canary, no SDK, no social monitoring, no Japanese locale.

OpenBait

$0 / $79 / $299 / $999+ per month

Full response platform: scanner + abuse-report automation + browser blocklist submission + canary tokens + user-side SDK + social monitoring + Japanese localization.

Feature parity

Cross-checked against Have I Been Squatted's public pricing page and product documentation as of April 2026.

Capability
OpenBait
Have I Been Squatted
Lookalike / typosquat domain scanning
Yes

CT logs + NRD feeds + dnstwist

Yes

Core product, mature scanner

Custom rules + saved queries
Yes
Yes

Strong filter engine for security teams

Scanner API / lookup API
Yes

Included from Business plan

Yes

API available on Pro tier

Social media brand impersonation scanning
Yes

YouTube / X / TikTok / Instagram

No

Domain-only focus; no social coverage

Automated takedown workflow at mid-tier
Yes

Included from Pro plan ($79/mo)

No

Takedown only on Enterprise tier

Abuse-report template generation (per-registrar)
Yes

Namecheap, GoDaddy, NameSilo, more

No
Browser blocklist submission (Safe Browsing / SmartScreen)
Yes
No
Canary tokens embedded in your site (deception)
Yes

Detect attackers cloning your site; unlimited on Business

No

Not part of the product

JavaScript SDK for real-time user warnings
Yes

Protect users arriving via phishing referrers

No

Not part of the product

Japanese UI + JPY invoice / bank transfer
Yes
No

EN only

Pricing
Yes

Free / $79 / $299 / $999+ per month

Yes

Basic free / Plus ~$90/yr / Pro ~$200/yr

Stay with Have I Been Squatted if...

  • • You only need a typosquat monitoring scanner, not a response platform
  • • You don't need social media, app store, or user-side protection
  • • You handle abuse reports manually and don't want takedown automation at mid-tier pricing

Switch to OpenBait if...

  • • You want takedown automation in the Pro tier, not gated behind Enterprise pricing
  • • You want canary tokens and a user-side SDK — capabilities HIBS doesn't have at any tier
  • • You need social media impersonation coverage (X / TikTok / Instagram / YouTube)
  • • You operate in Japan and need JPY invoice billing + Japanese UI
Try free — compare on your domain

FAQ

Is Have I Been Squatted a bad tool?
No — Have I Been Squatted is a well-built scanner for pure typosquat detection, and at their price point (around $90–200/year on paid tiers) it is a fair choice for teams that only need monitoring. The reason people look for an alternative is not quality; it is scope. Have I Been Squatted stops at detection. If you find a clone, you still need separate tooling or manual work to file abuse reports, submit to browser blocklists, or protect your users who are actively being phished.
What does OpenBait add that Have I Been Squatted doesn't have?
Four main things. (1) Automated takedown workflow starting at the Pro tier ($79/mo) — Have I Been Squatted's takedown is Enterprise-tier only. (2) Per-registrar abuse-report templates with reporter-identity continuity (trusted-reporter reputation builds over time). (3) Browser blocklist submission to Google Safe Browsing and Microsoft SmartScreen. (4) Canary tokens embedded in your legitimate site that fire when attackers clone it, plus a JavaScript SDK that warns users arriving via phishing referrers in real time. None of these are in Have I Been Squatted's product.
Is OpenBait more expensive than Have I Been Squatted?
At the pure-monitoring price comparison: Have I Been Squatted Pro is around $200/year, OpenBait Pro is $948/year ($79/mo). OpenBait Pro includes response automation, canary tokens, SDK, and social monitoring that are not available in HIBS Pro at any price. If you factor in the tools you would need to stitch together to match OpenBait's scope (a separate abuse-report SaaS, browser-blocklist workflow, social-monitoring tool, and Thinkst Canary at $9.9K/year for comparable deception), OpenBait's bundle is significantly cheaper than the sum.
Can I use both?
Some teams do, especially during migration. Have I Been Squatted's scanner gives a second signal source. OpenBait's response layer handles everything after detection. If you're considering consolidating, the OpenBait free tier lets you compare side-by-side on your own domain before switching.

Compare both on your own domain

OpenBait's free tier gives you one brand asset, the detection pipeline, and canary tokens — enough to see the response-layer difference on your own data before switching.

Have I Been Squatted alternative — OpenBait adds takedown, canary, SDK