OSINT Industries
Takes an email, phone number, username, name, or crypto wallet and returns linked accounts and profile data from a large set of online services.
- Categories
- Username OSINTEmail OSINTPhone OSINT
- Price
- Paid
- Setup
- Some setup
OSINT Industries is a paid lookup platform. You search an email, phone number, username, name, or crypto wallet and it returns linked accounts and the public profile fields it can collect. The current marketing site says it queries 1500+ sources, draws a map of activity, and lays the same hits on a timeline.
They sell to law enforcement and government buyers, and they also run OSINT training. The product page leans hard on “real-time” and “zero false positives.” I treat those as vendor claims. Live lookups can still miss a site. “100% accurate” is not a phrase I repeat.
What you get
A search can show registered accounts across social apps, payment apps, and lifestyle services, with identifiers such as account IDs, usernames, created-on dates, and last-seen timestamps when the source exposes them. Breach rows are called out separately and attributed to Have I Been Pwned rather than treated as a private corpus. Reports export to PDF, DOC, Excel, or JSON.
They say they do not store search results and that the apps encrypt activity. That is a privacy posture. I cannot verify it from the outside.
How it compares here
This is the expensive, all-in-one version of the same job Behind the Email, IntelBase, Revealer.US, and Fingerprint.to each do a piece of. I keep it in the directory because agencies already use it and because the wallet and map views are not common. For most professional work I would rather pay a smaller bill for a tool I can explain, or split the job across the Gems, than buy a platform that talks like a press release.
If you already have a seat, use it. If you are choosing a first paid email tool, start with Behind the Email.
