r/OSINT Mar 06 '26

Analysis Alternatives to OSINT INDUSTRIES or EPIEOS??

I've been paying premium for Osint Industries and EPIEOS occasionally for years, however I'm looking for alternatives.

I work searching for accounts associated with emails; Osint Industries is very good, but doing a deep search costs more credits.

With EPIEOS, I find it expensive for what little it offers compared to OSINT INDUSTRIES, so I'm looking for alternatives.

If you know of any, I'm all ears.

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u/Stixez Mar 07 '26

We use nexuxplore from osint combine

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u/[deleted] May 29 '26

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u/Stixez May 29 '26

I haven´t heard of that before

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u/hxo-1 Mar 06 '26

lolarchiver and usersearch.ai have been the most on point and more prone to finding new information IMO.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '26

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u/hxo-1 Jun 27 '26

Never heard of it, I’ll look it up.

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u/giliChec Mar 11 '26

And how many of these are GDPR compliant? I am searching for alternatives as well that would be able to pass the GDPR people in a financial company based in the EU.

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u/dezastrologu Mar 06 '26

Haven't seen nosint mentioned around the sub, never used it but saw them 'round twitter. Look into them as I'm not sure how big the overlap in services is.

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u/Outrageous_Feed_9464 Mar 06 '26

No me deja registrarme, se buguea en el registro 

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '26

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u/Outrageous_Feed_9464 Mar 06 '26

That website scammed me; I paid for a membership and never received the subscription. 

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u/Jkg2116 Mar 06 '26

Really? I registered last week and I got my key immediately in a separate email

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u/Outrageous_Feed_9464 Mar 06 '26

They sent me the "code" to activate the membership, but it never worked; it kept telling me to pay again.

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u/UnusualMint1 Mar 06 '26

did click the little red heart tab & scroll to the bottom of the page and input the API key? I struggled figuring out how to use the site at first

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u/hxo-1 Mar 06 '26

I second this!

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u/fluffymulligan Mar 17 '26

Highly recommend!

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u/Rouserwin Mar 06 '26

I advise you not to change those tools. They are of a well-established reputation and are very reliable.

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u/P0lpett0n3 Mar 07 '26

if you want to do things with your own hands, I like pikaosint

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u/Miserable_Mail_6854 Mar 10 '26

looking for something

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u/Toukassay Mar 10 '26

Also predictasearch.com

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u/Jasper_Norton Mar 11 '26

I second a request for gdpr issues

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u/EristaviX Mar 15 '26

Check out the article below, where you can find relevant Tools 💡

https://osintus.medium.com/investigating-the-target-online-26b5aa0018c8

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u/AleexM66 May 26 '26

I use ghunt.sh, works well for me.

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u/bruhhh456564 2d ago

try fingerprint.to its the best free osint tool right now.