SecureIntent vs NumBan

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SecureIntent compared with NumBan
Detail	SecureIntent	NumBan
What it does	Browser protection that stops credentials from reaching AI	Hit them in the numbers
Stage	Startup	Not given
Founded	Not given	Not given
Based in	GB	US
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Pricing	Free: $0/forever with browser extension, on-device credential detection, pattern and entropy checks, review before paste, and 10 anonymisations per month. Developer Pro: $8/month including unlimited dehydrate & rehydrate, Ghost Log Sanitiser, Cloud Console Session Lock. Business Pro: $9/seat/month (	NumBan Pro Yearly — $9.99 USD (or the equivalent shown in the App Store for your region)
Key features	On-device detection Credential anonymisation Pattern and entropy checks Local session restore Chrome and Firefox support Ghost Log Sanitiser Cloud Console Session Lock Shared team detection policies Custom detection patterns Security-team alerts	Voicemail transcription and callback number extraction Automatic carrier abuse report filing Weekly number status re-checking Kill tracking and confirmation Public leaderboard ranking Optional screenshot verification Private data storage Relay email address for reporting
What makes it different	Detects before paste, not after Zero-retention architecture Local on-device processing Preserves workflow without blocking Extends to desktop and agents	Uses callback numbers instead of spoofed caller ID as the target for reports Keeps personal email private in carrier complaints Confirms kills through weekly re-checking and automation Single screen interface with all report information together
Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	3 no change since last check	Not checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	4	1
Citation Flow (Majestic)	22	24
Referring domains (Majestic)	32	14

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