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Deepinfo vs. Detectify

Detectify suits teams that want payload-based testing of their web applications and of the subdomains under their root domains. Deepinfo suits teams that want to find all internet-facing assets first, then watch the breach data, lookalike domains and vendors around it.

The two work at different layers and can run side by side.

What discovery returns

Deepinfo

Subdomains, IPs and related domains

from reverse WHOIS, MX, NS and IP pivots domains registered by subsidiaries, agencies and acquired companies

Detectify

Subdomains of the root domains you add

services on the IP ranges you add then payload-based tests, its edge

Each Works at a Different Layer.

Deepinfo rows come from the platform and its API reference. Detectify rows summarize its public product pages at the review date.

Deepinfo and Detectify compared feature by feature
CapabilityDeepinfoDetectify
Discovery
What discovery returnsSubdomains, IPs and related domains from reverse WHOIS, MX, NS and IP pivotsSubdomains of the root domains you add, services on the IP ranges you add
Testing and scanning
Payload-based security testsSends a test and reads the responseNoCore strength, from Crowdsource
Web application scanning (DAST)NoApplication Scanning
Scan layers per assetWHOIS, IP WHOIS, DNS, SSL, TCP and UDP ports, web data, HTTPTechnologies, DNS, exposed services and web applications
Vulnerability rankingPer CVECVSS, EPSS and CISA KEV side by sideSeverity per finding
Beyond the attack surface
Breached emails and infostealer devicesYesNot a Detectify focus
Lookalike domain monitoringTypos, other extensions and confusable lettersNot a Detectify focus
Vendor scanning on your own scalePortfolios, same engine and scoreNot a Detectify focus
Internet data as API and feedsYesNot a Detectify focus

Last reviewed: May 2, 2026. Detectify rows reflect its public product pages at that date; confirm current capabilities with Detectify. Product names are trademarks of their owners; Deepinfo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Detectify.

Where Detectify Is Strong.

Payload-based testing is Detectify’s edge.

Detectify checks a finding by sending a test payload and reading the response, and its Crowdsource researchers keep adding new tests. For web applications, that gives a level of validation that technology fingerprinting alone does not.

Deepinfo does not run payload-based tests or DAST scans, and does not try to replicate them.

Find It First, Then Test It.

Detectify tests the subdomains and IP ranges you add. Deepinfo starts one step earlier: from a seed, it follows reverse IP, MX, NS and WHOIS relationships across its own index to surface domains registered by subsidiaries, agencies and acquired companies.

Approved assets are then scanned layer by layer, from WHOIS to HTTP, and each CVE found carries CVSS, EPSS and its CISA KEV status.

  1. Root domain

    acme.example

    IP address

  2. www.acme.example

    443/tcp · TLS 1.3

    198.51.100.10

  3. mail.acme.example

    MX · SPF record

    198.51.100.12

  4. Asset discovery

    not in inventory · found from the root

  5. acme-careers.example, not in inventory

    Reverse MX · shares mx1.acme.example

    198.51.100.70

  6. acme-group.example, not in inventory

    Reverse WHOIS · same registrant email

    198.51.100.71

  7. acme-billing.example, not in inventory

    Reverse NS · ns1, ns2.dns-host.example

    203.0.113.24

Who Does What in One Pipeline.

One way to divide the work when your program runs both.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Deepinfo finds domains, subdomains and IPs tied to your organization, including ones outside your known root domains.

    Deepinfo

  2. 02

    Approve

    Your team reviews the discovery queue and approves what belongs in the inventory, by hand or with rules.

    Your team

  3. 03

    Test

    Export the approved web applications through the EASM API and hand them to your application testing tool.

    Detectify

  4. 04

    Watch

    Deepinfo keeps rescanning and sends a notification when a new asset, a new open port or a new vulnerability appears.

    Deepinfo

What Buyers Ask About Both.

Does Deepinfo run DAST scans?

No. Deepinfo discovers internet-facing assets, scans each one layer by layer and matches the technologies it detects to known CVEs. Payload-based application testing is a job for a DAST tool such as Detectify.

Can Deepinfo feed our application testing?

Yes. The approved inventory is available through the EASM API, so the web applications Deepinfo finds can be handed to whichever testing tool you run.

Detectify discovers subdomains too. What is different?

Surface Monitoring maps the subdomains and IP ranges you give it. Deepinfo also pivots across its index to find related root domains, scans all layers of each asset, and adds breach, lookalike and vendor monitoring on one platform.

What does Deepinfo check on a web application without testing it?

The web data layer fingerprints the technologies on each host, with their versions, and matches them to known CVEs. The HTTP layer reads status codes and response headers. Neither sends an attack payload.

How are findings ranked in each?

Detectify gives each finding a severity. Deepinfo issues carry a severity too, and every CVE also carries its CVSS score, EPSS probability and CISA KEV status side by side, so the queue can start with what attackers are most likely to use.

Can we monitor IP addresses as well as domains?

Yes. Domains, subdomains and IP addresses are all assets in Deepinfo, and each approved one is scanned on every layer, including TCP and UDP ports.

Find Every Asset Before You Test.

Point Deepinfo at your root domains and see what it finds outside them. Book a working demo.