The closest comparison on this site.
PhishFort also accepts single takedowns at published rates. Both vendors avoid mandatory enterprise retainers.
Comparison
The PhishFort alternative with a monitoring subscription
nebty is the PhishFort alternative with a separate monitoring subscription. PhishFort publishes per-takedown rates and accepts single takedowns without an enterprise retainer. At nebty, monitoring (a subscription, €99/$119/month) and takedowns (per case, €400/$450 on success) are two separate services, both at public prices.
PhishFort vs. 
nebty at a glance
- Best fit
- Monitoring + takedowns
- Monitoring (subscription)
- €99/month
- Takedown (single case)
- €400 on success
Prices last verified: July 2026
The short version
The pricing difference.
PhishFort lists $500 per case, falling to $400 in batches. nebty publishes monitoring and takedown prices together.
Billing on success.
nebty charges monitoring customers €300/$340 after success. If the site returns, we act again at no charge.
Two vendors that publish prices
Both vendors publish their takedown prices. Side by side:
PhishFort
$500
per takedown (1 to 3); $450 at 4 to 6, $400 at 7 to 10, custom beyond
- Single takedowns via a public request form, no subscription required
- 99.8 % success rate and 24/7 analyst coverage (self-published)
- Automatic re-engagement when a threat resurfaces
- Refund if a takedown stays unsuccessful after 14 days (minus processing fees, per their terms)
- Monitoring, dark web and abuse-mailbox products: demo-gated
Rates from phishfort.com/resources/request-takedown/, July 2026.
nebty
€400/$450
per successful takedown; €300/$340 for monitoring customers
- Billed only on success: no success, no fee
- Stays-offline guarantee: free re-takedown if it returns
- 24/7 monitoring as a separate subscription at €99/$119/month per brand, price published
- English and German service from Munich, EU data hosting
Full pricing at nebty-id.com/en/pricing/.
Both companies let you buy a single takedown without an enterprise contract, and both tie payment to outcome: PhishFort refunds unsuccessful takedowns per its terms, nebty never bills until the content is down. The structural difference is nebty's separate, published-price monitoring subscription.
PhishFort vs. nebty at a glance
| Criterion | PhishFort | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | ||
| Built for | Companies with acute impersonation incidents; crypto and fintech focus | SMB and mid-market, strong in fintech, finance and crypto |
| Core focus | ||
| Core focus | Takedowns plus monitoring platform; strong crypto/web3 track record | Fake websites, phishing, lookalike domains, fake profiles: detection plus takedowns |
| Takedown price | ||
| Takedown price | $500 each (1 to 3), $450 (4 to 6), $400 (7 to 10), custom beyond (request form, July 2026) | €400/$450 per successful takedown, also without a subscription (€300/$340 for monitoring customers) |
| Pricing public? | ||
| Pricing public? | Takedowns: yes Per-takedown tiers on the public request form; monitoring platform is demo-gated | Public Yes, monitoring and takedowns, on one page |
| Takedown billing | ||
| Takedown billing | Per takedown; refunded (minus payment-processing fees) if unsuccessful, per their terms | Per successful takedown only; no success, no fee |
| Contract | ||
| Contract | Per case via the request form; platform by quote | Monthly, cancel anytime; no setup fee |
| Takedown guarantee | ||
| Takedown guarantee | Claims 99.8 % success rate and automatic re-engagement if threats resurface (self-published, July 2026) | No success, no fee Plus stays-offline guarantee (free re-takedown if it returns) |
| Speed | ||
| Speed | Average resolution 4 to 6 hours, review within 24 hours (self-published) | 24/7 monitoring, detection typically within hours |
| Service location & languages | ||
| Service location & languages | English-language operation | Munich GmbH; service in English and German; EU data hosting |
Fair comparison
PhishFort's strengths
What PhishFort does well
PhishFort lets you buy a single takedown without a platform subscription, through a public request form with the rates printed on it, which is rare in this category. PhishFort also publishes its own figures: a 99.8 % takedown success rate and an average resolution of 4 to 6 hours (self-published, July 2026), a blocklist feeding protection for a claimed 418M+ users, SOC 2 Type II attestation, and automatic re-engagement when a taken-down threat resurfaces.
When PhishFort is the better choice
PhishFort has a takedown track record in crypto and web3, where impersonation is constant and speed matters. For a crypto project with a phishing clone live right now, that is exactly the case PhishFort covers.
Where PhishFort doesn't fit, and when nebty is the better match
You want detection at a published price.
PhishFort's monitoring platform sits behind a demo call. nebty's €99/$119/month monitoring watches lookalike domains, phishing clones and fake profiles around the clock, and the price is on the pricing page.
You want outcome-based billing without the refund loop.
PhishFort charges per takedown and refunds unsuccessful ones after 14 days, minus payment-processing fees, per its terms. nebty bills €400/$450 per successful takedown (€300/$340 for monitoring customers) and never charges up front. And the stays-offline guarantee means a returning site is our problem, not a new invoice.
You operate in the DACH market.
A Munich GmbH with EU data hosting, service in English and German, and takedown practice in the German and EU legal environment (registrars, hosts, Abmahnung landscape). PhishFort is an English-language operation.
Pricing: two transparent models, one difference
PhishFort publishes tiered per-takedown rates on its request form (July 2026): $500 each for one to three takedowns, $450 for four to six, $400 for seven to ten, and custom packages including unlimited takedowns beyond that. Its terms refund a takedown that remains unsuccessful after 14 days, minus payment-processing fees. The monitoring platform is quote-based.
At nebty, monitoring and takedowns are two separate services, bookable individually or together. Monitoring is a subscription: €99/$119 per month per brand, cancellable monthly, no setup fee. Takedowns are ordered per case, with or without a subscription: €400/$450 per successful takedown, €300/$340 as a monitoring customer. No success, no fee, plus the stays-offline guarantee. Full details on one public page.
The process
How nebty works
Monitoring (a subscription) and takedowns (per case) are two independent services, bookable separately or together. Combined, they interlock like this:
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We monitor 24/7.
Lookalike domains, phishing clones, fake shops and fake profiles targeting your brand. Detection typically within hours of going live.
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You confirm, we act.
Send us the URL, or click once in the dashboard. We handle registrar, host and blocklist escalation, fully managed, in English or German.
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You pay on success.
€400/$450 per takedown, only when the content is down. Free re-takedown if it returns.
Common questions
FAQ
Short answers to the questions we hear most about this topic.
Your question is not on the list? Ask Benedikt directly How is nebty different from PhishFort?
PhishFort and nebty both accept single per-case takedowns without an enterprise retainer and both publish their takedown prices. PhishFort ties payment to outcome with a refund; nebty bills only on success. Beyond that, nebty runs a separate monitoring subscription at a published €99/$119/month per brand, adds the stays-offline guarantee, and serves the DACH market in English and German with EU data hosting.
What does a PhishFort takedown cost?
Their public request form lists tiered per-takedown rates (July 2026): $500 each for one to three takedowns, $450 for four to six, $400 for seven to ten, and custom pricing beyond that. Their terms provide a refund, minus payment-processing fees, if a takedown remains unsuccessful after 14 days. nebty simply never bills until the content is down.
Who is PhishFort right for?
For acute crypto or web3 incidents with a URL in hand, PhishFort covers exactly that case: per-takedown tiers on a public request form and a self-published 99.8 % success rate. For continuous detection at a published price, success-based billing or service in English and German, nebty is the right category.
Does nebty work for crypto and fintech companies?
Yes. Fintech, finance and crypto are core segments; customers include OpenRouter, Cashlink and Finanzguru.
What exactly does success-based mean?
You pay €400/$450 only when the takedown succeeds and the content is offline. If it never comes down, you pay nothing. If it comes back later, we act again for free.
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