Individuals
Cheap takedown help without a contract
For creators, founders, executives and people dealing with fake profiles, stolen content or impersonation once or twice a month.
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Affordable takedown pricing for real removals.
Cheap enough for individuals and startups, structured enough for enterprise teams. Failed attempts don't count.
Free
For individuals who need one removal checked without a card.
$0 /month
- 1 takedown submission
- Basic platform coverage
- Email notifications
- Community support
- Priority processing
- Document request & tracking
- Dedicated account manager
Built for individuals, startups and enterprise teams
The same takedown workflow, priced for the stage you are in: one fake account, a startup abuse queue, or a larger enterprise program.
Startups
Affordable brand protection before enterprise spend
For lean teams that need phishing, fake account and scam domain removals without a large annual digital risk platform.
Agencies
Low-cost takedowns across client queues
For agencies and operators who manage repeated abuse cases and want predictable pricing tied to confirmed removals.
Enterprise
Volume pricing for larger abuse programs
For security, fraud and brand teams that need custom takedown limits, managers, SSO, SLAs and API integration.
Need affordable enterprise takedown pricing?
Custom enterprise agreements include higher volume, dedicated managers, SSO, SLAs, API integration, and volume-based pricing.
Pricing questions
How much does a takedown cost? +
Fraudox publishes plan pricing rather than quoting case by case. The free plan is one submission at no cost, with no card and no company details. Pro is $50 a month and includes 10 successful takedowns. Pro Plus is $120 a month and includes 30. A takedown only counts against the plan once we have verified the content is gone, so an attempt that fails costs nothing and consumes nothing.
What is the lowest cost per successful takedown? +
On Pro Plus, the included quota is 30 successful takedowns for $120 a month. When the quota is used, that works out to $4 per confirmed removal. Failed attempts do not consume the paid takedown quota.
Do I pay if the takedown fails? +
No. Billing is tied to confirmed removal, not to the work. A filing that goes nowhere is not charged and does not count toward your monthly quota. If a case cannot be won we explain why and suggest the alternatives, such as search deindexing or a legal route.
Is there a cheaper option than an annual brand protection contract? +
Takedown work is sold on three models. Enterprise brand protection suites are usually annual retainers, and the takedown is bundled with monitoring you may not need. Per-submission pricing charges for the attempt whether or not it succeeds. Success-based pricing bills only on confirmed removal. Fraudox is success-based and monthly, so a small brand or an individual creator can buy removals without committing to an annual retainer, and every confirmed removal is monitored for re-creation.
Is Fraudox an affordable takedown service for individuals and startups? +
Yes. The free plan gives an individual one submission at no cost, Pro is built for creators, small brands and startups, and Pro Plus reduces the included cost to $4 per confirmed removal when the quota is used. The model is meant for teams that need real removals before they can justify a large annual brand protection suite.
Is Fraudox a cheap takedown service? +
Fraudox is low-cost, but not low-effort. We use cheap and affordable in the practical sense: predictable monthly pricing, no charge for failed attempts, and pricing tied to verified removals instead of activity. A cheap report submission is not useful if the fake page stays online.
What counts as a successful takedown? +
A takedown is successful when the target page, account, or app listing is removed, suspended, or rendered inaccessible by the hosting platform. On paid plans we verify removal and log it in your dashboard before it counts against your quota; the free plan includes one submission, whatever the outcome.
What happens if a takedown fails? +
Nothing. Failed takedowns don't count toward your monthly quota and we don't charge for them. If a case is stuck, we explain why and suggest next steps.
Do unused takedowns roll over? +
No. Each plan resets monthly. If you consistently use more, we'll help you pick a larger plan or move to a custom enterprise agreement.
Can I exceed my plan's takedown limit? +
Yes. Extra successful takedowns are billed at a per-takedown rate based on your plan. You can also upgrade mid-cycle at any time.
Do you offer annual or custom pricing? +
Yes. Annual plans come with a discount, and enterprise customers with high volume get custom pricing, dedicated managers, and SSO.