DefendDomain compared to the alternative DRP solutions

Start with which surface your fraud actually arrives on. If it comes through domains that look like yours, phishing your staff and your customers or redirecting supplier payments, choose a specialist that goes deep on the domain layer. If your problem is spread across social platforms, app stores, marketplaces and the dark web, choose a suite that covers all of them and accept that it will be shallower on each. If counterfeit goods are the issue, choose an IP enforcement platform. Most companies do not need everything, and the widest platform is rarely the best answer to a specific problem.

Three things in particular. Look-alike domains that never host a website and exist only to send invoice or payroll fraud, which we catch on their mail records rather than on page content. Copies of your website, caught by markers on every page and by phrase-level fingerprinting swept across search engines. And the security posture of your own domains, graded daily on an A to F scorecard rather than only watched from outside.

Not if the breadth is bought and never used. A platform covering seven surfaces spreads its engineering across all seven. If your risk is concentrated on one of them, you are paying for six you will not switch on and getting less depth on the one that matters. The honest test is to look at your own incident history and ask which surface the last real scare arrived on.

Published contract values in this category run from around $5,000 a year at the entry end of a bundled suite to well over $300,000 for enterprise platforms. Those are published estimates rather than quotes, and every vendor sizes to your footprint. DefendDomain is a single flat annual subscription covering all five layers and unlimited takedowns, sized for companies between $10M and $500M in revenue and quoted from a demo.

Yes, because they work at different layers. Email security judges the mail that reaches your own inbox. The fraud that costs the most usually never passes through your tenant at all: it goes to your customers, to your suppliers, and to your finance team from a domain that looks like a supplier. DMARC stops somebody spoofing a domain you own. It does nothing about a domain the attacker owns, which authenticates perfectly well on its own records.

Days, not quarters. Book a demo and we will run a proof of value against your real domains so you can see live detections on your own brand before you commit to anything. Onboarding is hands-on: we help you set up alerting, integrations and takedown workflows.

Yes, and most customers do. DefendDomain sits outside the perimeter and watches the domains and copies of your site that your inbox controls never see. Alerts route into the tools you already run through eight channels including Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhooks, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel and Wazuh, so nothing has to be ripped out and nobody has to live in another dashboard.