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fingerprint.to and Seer

Both tools take a username, email or phone number and check it live across hundreds of platforms, so the account-discovery step overlaps. fingerprint.to is built around that step and goes deep on each profile it finds; Seer puts a smaller social sweep next to breached credentials, compromised device records and US people search. Many investigations are well served by running fingerprint.to for discovery and Seer for what sits behind the identifiers it turns up.

Checked against the fingerprint.to pages under Sources on October 6, 2026.

What fingerprint.to is

fingerprint.to is a public data search engine: enter a username, email or phone number and it checks 700+ platforms (its own figure, as of October 2026) in parallel, streaming each confirmed profile back as it is found. Every match opens as a full profile with fields such as bio, followers, location and join date, and Deep Search re-searches the usernames and emails it discovers. A separate People Search handles U.S. name lookups.

Username, email and phone OSINT search engine

Side by side.

Capabilityfingerprint.toSeer
Identifiers acceptedUsername, email, phone; name in People SearchEmail, username, phone, domain, IP, password, hash, name, address
Username and social enumeration700+ platforms checked in parallel, streamed live700+ platforms by username, 100+ by email, 20 by phone
Profile detail per hitFull profile: bio, followers, location, joined, last activeBasic profiles on Free; fields and links on Pro
Recursive pivotingDeep Search re-searches discovered usernames and emails (Max)By hand: each identifier found is a new query
Breach and credential searchNot offered; public sources onlyBreached credential rows with source name and date
Infostealer / device dataNot offeredCompromised device records with parsed views and archive
People and public recordsPeople Search for U.S. names, account requiredUS public-filing profiles on every paid plan, from Basic up
Free tierNo-account demo; free account with monthly allowance10 searches a day plus 10 people searches; masked values
Monitoring and alertsNot statedMonitors with email alerts; webhooks on Premium
APIGET /v1/{platform}/{handle} shown; pricing lists API as coming soonPremium and Team; social accounts arranged separately
Pricing modelMonthly tokens: Pro $30 (500), Max $100 (2,500), Enterprise customDaily searches: Free, Basic $12.99, Pro $29.99, Premium $150, Team $129/seat
Data handlingResults not stored; query and count kept in historySearched at query time; every search audit-logged; never sold
Opt-out / takedownInstant email opt-out by code; others reviewed in 1-2 daysConfirmed email suppressed on all four surfaces; others by hand
Geographic scopePhone numbers in international format; People Search U.S.People search US only

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Where each is the better pick.

fingerprint.to

  • In Revealer's September 2026 benchmark, fingerprint.to returned more profiles than Seer (under its previous name) on all three test handles and posted the highest hit rate of the large paid engines.
  • Each hit carries more about the account itself, including account-state signals such as banned, suspended and last active, per the same benchmark.
  • Deep Search follows the usernames and emails a search uncovers and maps the linked accounts automatically.
  • Results export to CSV, JSON and text on every paid plan, which makes handing findings to a colleague straightforward.
  • Search history can be switched off, and search results are processed transiently rather than stored.

Seer

  • Seer searches breached credential rows and shows the source each row came from and its date.
  • Compromised device records show everything captured from one infostealer-infected device, not a single row.
  • US people search returns full public-filing profiles, with relatives and aliases, from Basic at $12.99 a month.
  • Monitors watch an email or a whole domain and alert when it next appears, by email on every plan.
  • The free check accepts a domain as well as an email, username or phone, with no account.

Which to use.

Use fingerprint.to when

  • When the job is mapping every account a handle, email or phone number is tied to
  • When you need the most detail per profile, including whether an account is banned or suspended
  • When you want discovered usernames and emails re-searched automatically
  • When findings need to leave the tool as a CSV or JSON export

Use Seer when

  • When an identifier fingerprint.to surfaced needs checking against breached credentials
  • When you need to know whether an email or domain appears in infostealer device records
  • When a lead points to a US person and you need addresses, relatives and aliases
  • When you want an alert the next time your email or domain shows up in a breach
  • When you want both: run fingerprint.to for discovery, then pivot each find into Seer

We recommend fingerprint.to alongside Seer. Visit fingerprint.to

Questions.

Is fingerprint.to free?
fingerprint.to offers a live demo without an account or card, and a free account with a monthly search allowance and history. Paid plans start at $30 a month for 500 tokens. Seer has a free plan with 10 searches a day and a no-account exposure check.
How many sites does fingerprint.to check?
As of October 2026, fingerprint.to says it checks 700+ platforms, the same coverage on every plan. Seer's default sweep checks 700+ platforms by username as well.
Can fingerprint.to search breached passwords or stealer logs?
No. fingerprint.to searches publicly available profiles only. Seer covers breached credentials and compromised device records from infostealer logs.
Can I use fingerprint.to and Seer together?
Yes, and they fit well. Run a handle through fingerprint.to to find the accounts and emails tied to it, then search those emails in Seer for breach rows, device records and, for US subjects, people-search profiles.
Which is better for username search, fingerprint.to or Seer?
For username discovery on its own, fingerprint.to returned more profiles than Seer (under its previous name) in Revealer's September 2026 benchmark, run before Seer's sweep passed 700 platforms. Seer is the pick when the username search is one step in a breach, device or people investigation.
How do I remove my email from fingerprint.to?
fingerprint.to blocks your email from search once you confirm a 6-digit code on its opt-out page; usernames and other identifiers go through a request reviewed in 1 to 2 days. Seer suppresses rows keyed to a confirmed email at seer.to/takedown.

Other comparisons.

Start with one identifier.

Free runs 10 searches a day across breach and device records, and 10 each for people search and social. Withheld credentials unlock two a week, or a paid plan reveals them outright.