I built Breachrr after watching the same pattern hit small companies over and over. An employee reuses a password at work. That password shows up in a breach at some completely unrelated service. Months later, someone walks into the business through it. What frustrated me is that the warning signs were usually sitting out in the open the whole time. Breach databases, infostealer logs, paste sites, public code, lookalike domains. The signals were there. The tooling to act on them wasn't, at least not at a price a small company could actually pay. Most of what exists is built for enterprise security teams with the budget to match. That leaves a real gap for the 15-person startup, or the MSP managing security for a dozen smaller clients. Breachrr is aimed at that gap. We bring the external exposure signals into one place, score alerts by severity so you can tell what actually needs attention today, and produce reports for when customers start asking about your security posture. Pricing starts at $49/month. Feedback would mean a lot, especially from founders, security folks, and MSPs who've dealt with this kind of exposure directly. Ask me anything in the thread.

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Know the moment your team's credentials leak

Know the moment your team's credentials leak