Fingerprint

Fingerprint is a content detector tool. Fingerprint identifies anonymous web and mobile visitors with a device intelligence API, pairing a stable visitor ID and suspect score with Smart Signals such as VPN, incognito, and tampering detection. It is aimed at fraud and engineering teams fighting account takeover, payment fraud, and bot traffic.

Fingerprint is a device intelligence platform built to recognize every visitor that reaches a website or mobile app, including people who never log in. Its core promise is identification that holds up even when someone uses incognito mode, a VPN, or a tampered browser, which is the situation where cookie-based and simple fingerprinting approaches tend to fall apart. The system assigns a stable visitor ID and layers a suspect score on top, so a team can separate accounts worth trusting from traffic worth investigating. In practice, the product is consumed as an API and a set of client libraries. A developer drops the JavaScript or React agent into a web app, or one of the iOS, Android, or Flutter SDKs into a mobile app, and the service returns a visitor ID plus a bundle of Smart Signals. Those signals cover more than one hundred attributes, from geolocation and VPN use to incognito detection and browser tampering, and they arrive in real time so they can drive a decision inside a login, checkout, or signup flow. The same signals feed the platform's main jobs: account takeover prevention, payment fraud reduction, SMS pumping and SIM swap defense, and bot detection. A separate AI agent detection layer uses Web Bot Auth cryptographic signing to tell a verified agent from a spoofed one, so well-behaved automation can be allowed through while malicious automation is blocked. The audience is mainly engineering and risk teams at companies with meaningful fraud exposure: fintech, marketplaces, travel, and any product where fake accounts or card testing cause real losses. Fingerprint also markets the friction side of the equation, arguing that confident identification of logged-out users lets a team reduce two-factor prompts and one-time codes for people it already recognizes. Competitively, it sits alongside other device fingerprinting and bot management vendors, with the open-source FingerprintJS library as a common entry point and an unusually broad server SDK list (Java, Python, Go, Node, Next.js and more) as a differentiator for backend-heavy shops. Pricing is not published on the homepage, so commercial terms have to be requested from sales.