Pricing that makes abuse prevention a no-brainer.
Every Dregs plan includes the core tools for catching fake signups, freeloaders, and abuse: device fingerprinting, identity scoring, behavioral analysis, notifications, webhooks, and more. Pick the plan that matches your team's scale and how much control you want over the scoring.
Starter
For early-stage teams getting serious about fraud and abuse.
Includes 100 active identities
+ $0.06 per additional active identity
- 2 team members
- 1M events/month
- 3 badge rules
- 3 escalation rules
- 1 channel
- 90-day event history
Growth
For scaling teams with more traffic and a need for deeper analysis.
Includes 5,000 active identities
+ $0.05 per additional active identity
- 5 team members
- 5M events/month
- 5 badge rules
- 5 escalation rules
- 3 channels
- 180-day event history
Advanced
For sophisticated teams wanting extra control over identity scoring.
Includes 10,000 active identities
+ $0.04 per additional active identity
- 10 team members
- 10M events/month
- 10 badge rules
- 10 escalation rules
- 5 channels
- 365-day event history
- Custom analyzers
- Custom datasets
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.
Need higher limits or a custom plan? Get in touch.
Continuous scoring, priced by identity
Many fraud products charge per check, usually called an evaluation: you call them at signup, at login, or before an access decision, and each call returns one verdict about one moment. If you want to know whether the same account looks worse a week later, that's another evaluation.
Dregs charges per active identity instead. An account that generates at least one tracked event in the billing month counts once, and Dregs keeps scoring it across Humanity, Authenticity, Uniqueness, and Behavior as its events arrive. When the picture changes, badges, escalations, and webhooks follow, and you can train the scoring on accounts you already trust. Your bill tracks the number of accounts Dregs is watching for you that month, however often their scores change. See how Dregs works for the scoring model, or Dregs vs Rupt for a walkthrough of one product that meters evaluations.
Every plan includes
Frequently asked questions
What is an active identity?
An active identity is any user identity that generates at least one tracked event during your billing month. If a user of your application signs up in January but doesn't return in February, they don't count toward February's limit. Inactive identities are still kept in Dregs, but you only pay for the ones that track at least one event during the month.
What happens if I exceed my active identity limit?
If you exceed the included identities in your plan, you're billed for the overage at your plan's per-identity rate. This is calculated automatically at the end of each billing cycle. You can monitor your usage in the dashboard at any time.
How is this different from products that charge per evaluation?
Per-evaluation products charge for a discrete check at a moment you choose, such as signup, login, or an access decision, and checking the same account again later is another evaluation. Dregs charges per active identity instead. An account with at least one tracked event in the billing month counts once, and Dregs keeps scoring it across Humanity, Authenticity, Uniqueness, and Behavior as further events arrive. Badges, escalations, and webhooks follow when the scores move, and you can train the scoring on accounts you already trust. What you pay for is the number of accounts Dregs is watching for abuse that month, so the two prices don't line up one to one.
What counts as an event?
An event is any tracking call sent to Dregs from your integration. This can include pageviews, signups, logins, form submissions, or other user actions. Each identification or tracking call counts as one event.
What are custom analyzers and datasets?
Custom analyzers let you write your own JavaScript scoring functions that run alongside Dregs's built-in analyzers. They have access to the identity's events, devices, and datasets, and can implement domain-specific fraud detection logic unique to your application. Custom datasets are lists or mappings stored in Dregs and available to your analyzer functions, such as a list of banned domains or bad IPs that your own rules can check against.
Can I change plans later?
Absolutely. You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time through your account settings.
Do you offer annual billing?
Sure, we can offer annual billing for custom plans. Please contact dregs@dregs.com if you'd like to discuss annual pricing or other custom plans.
What happens when my free trial ends?
If your free trial ends and you haven't entered a payment card or chosen a paid plan, Dregs will pause scoring and analysis for your account. Your data is preserved for a little while, and during this grace period events continue to be ingested so you don't lose any tracking data. You can upgrade to any plan to resume identity scoring instantly. If you don't upgrade to a plan, your account will be shut down after the grace period.