Plans & billing
Umbra has two plans. Free shows an organization what is already historic about its exposure, and Pro adds current findings and alerting. Both plans watch the same domains and name the same exposed people.
Beta pricing
Umbra is in closed beta, and every figure on this page is a beta figure. This pricing applies to the organizations testing the service today, and it will change. The beta bar in the console says the same thing. Billing itself is real, but no charge reaches a card without a human reviewing and approving the invoice first.
What each plan includes
| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0, forever | $49 per month |
| Exposure records | added to the feed and dated more than 30 days ago | every record, with no delay |
| Findings added in the last 30 days | counted, records locked | counted, full records |
| Identities and email addresses | in full | in full |
| Breach and source names | in full | in full |
| Passwords | masked | the last characters |
| Device and infection identifiers | hidden | shown |
| Text search and sorting | yes | yes |
| Filter by source, service and freshness | no | yes |
| Alerts on console, email, Slack and webhook | no | yes |
A full password is never shown, on either plan. Pro reports the last characters of one, which is enough to recognise which password was exposed.