Username lookup across 300+ sites

A username lookup takes one handle, for example harbor.lens, and checks whether a public profile with that exact name exists on each site we cover, 300+ of them. For every site you see found, free or no clear answer, plus the profile link, the HTTP status, the response time and when we checked. It answers where a username is used. It does not tell you who is behind it.

Opening a public profile page is what any browser does, and that is the only thing we do. We never log in to a site, never read anything behind a login and never connect a username to a real name, address, phone number or email. Our acceptable use policy bans stalking and harassment, every account and every address has rate limits, and anyone can remove a username from search through the opt-out page. The product is built for brand protection, fraud prevention, security work and naming, not for tracking people.

Use the opt-out page. Enter the username and your email, confirm the code we send, and the name goes on a suppression list. We check that list before every lookup, from the website and from the API, so the name returns no results for anyone. It takes about a minute and you don't need an account.

Every site is tested with its own signals: the status code, markers that appear only on a real profile page and markers of the "not found" page. Found means those signals agree. When a site times out, blocks the request or sends us to a login wall, we say no clear answer instead of guessing. You can re-check a single site with one click. No checker is perfect, because sites change their pages, so we keep the profile link on every result and you can verify it in a second.

One lookup is one username checked across all the categories you selected, whether that is ten sites or every site we cover. An availability check is counted in its own meter, and each API call counts once in the API meter. Limits count usage in the billing period, so deleting a search or a monitor never gives the quota back. The meters reset when your next billing period starts.

No. There are no overage charges. At 80 percent of any limit you see a notice in the dashboard. At 100 percent that meter stops, and you either wait for the next billing period or upgrade. An upgrade is charged right away for the difference, prorated, and the new limits apply as soon as the payment goes through.

It depends on the scan frequency of your plan: daily on Pro, every 6 hours on Investigator, every hour on Brand Monitoring and every 15 minutes on Brand Enterprise. When a scan finds a new lookalike, the alert goes out at the end of that scan by email, Slack or webhook, with the profile link, a timestamp, the HTTP status and the page title.

Platforms decide takedowns, not us, and that is true for every vendor. What we do is collect the evidence the moment we find the profile and give you the platform's own impersonation report form with the details filled in. Most teams file a complete report in a couple of minutes, then move the case to reported on the case board and close it when the account is gone.

Quick checkers answer once and forget. We keep a history of every run with a diff between them, separate found from free from unclear, add a likely same person score with the reasons on Investigator and above, watch your brand names on a schedule, send alerts and give you an API. Everything is self-serve with public prices.

Yes. Create an API key in the dashboard and call GET /api/v1/username/{username} with the key as a Bearer token. Short lookups return the full result in one response, longer ones return 202 with a poll_url. Each plan has a monthly quota and a per minute limit, and a 429 response tells you when either is reached. Use the footprint as one signal next to your other checks, never as the only reason to block someone.

No. Adult sites are excluded from the catalog by default, and the hero search, the dashboard and the API all use the same catalog.

Yes, once. The search box at the top runs a real lookup without an account and shows the first eight profiles it finds with their links. The rest of the result, the identity score and the history open with a plan. There is no permanent no-cost tier, because every lookup costs us real requests to hundreds of sites.

Yes. Cancel in billing settings. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for and does not renew after that. Yearly plans cost 50 percent less per month than monthly ones, and you can switch between them from the same page.