The OSINT Reality Checker turns vendor marketing pages into an evidence-first, explainable assessment – including a 0–100 score, a claims table, and a question list you can use in procurement, reviews, or internal decision docs.
Security vendors don’t lie because they want to lie. They exaggerate because the market rewards noise. “AI-powered.” “Next-gen.” “Military-grade.” “Real-time.” When every product sounds like a breakthrough, decisions become guesswork.
OSINT Reality Checker turns that guesswork into a structured, evidence-based evaluation.
It reads what the vendor publicly claims, then checks whether there is public proof to support those claims – documentation, certifications, technical papers, API references, pricing/SLA transparency, and benchmark methodology.
Public information only. No hacking. No access to private systems.
The problem (pain + clarity)
The security tool market is noisy – on purpose.
Many vendors describe their product with terms like “AI-powered,” “military-grade,” “next-gen,” and “best-in-class” while staying vague on what matters: scope, evidence, benchmarks, documentation, and limitations.
If you’re responsible for security decisions, this creates a predictable failure mode:
You either overbuy (expensive, complex, hard to operate), or you underbuy (false confidence, missing coverage), because the evaluation started with marketing instead of reality.
SnoopPro exists to cut through that noise – without fear-based messaging and without vendor hype.
What the OSINT Reality Checker actually does
It answers one question:
“Is this vendor’s story backed by real evidence – or just good copywriting?”
The OSINT Reality Checker scans a vendor page (and optionally relevant linked pages) and produces:
- An overall Score (0–100) and Grade
- A Claims Table (supported / plausible / vague / unsupported)
- Evidence signals (e.g., certifications, API docs, whitepapers, benchmarks, pricing/SLA transparency)
- A short list of recommended questions you should ask the vendor
- Exports for documentation (PDF / CSV / Markdown / JSON)
This is decision support, not marketing – and not “tool endorsement.” SnoopPro’s philosophy is context-first: understand what a tool is for, where it helps, and where expectations are unrealistic.
Why this beats a manual vendor review
Manual vendor evaluation is slow – and inconsistent.
You end up with scattered notes, subjective impressions, and internal debates that don’t converge.
This tool gives you a repeatable workflow:
- Put in the vendor URL (or paste text)
- Choose scan depth (basic / standard / deep)
- Select evidence checks (certs, API docs, whitepapers, benchmarks, pricing/SLA)
- Run scan → review claims → export a brief → store it in your Workspace
The output is designed to be explainable and easy to share with non-security stakeholders.
Built for decision-makers (not hackers)
SnoopPro analyzes publicly available information.
No unauthorized access. No data exfiltration. No pentesting.
That matters because it keeps the tool:
- safe to run in business environments
- simple to justify internally
- aligned with a “clarity-first” methodology instead of fear-driven security messaging
Features (written, not hype)
Explainable scoring (0–100)
The score is derived from transparent signals: buzzword intensity, absolute claims, vagueness, and missing evidence – balanced against real proof like documentation, benchmarks, and compliance indicators.
Evidence Explorer
See which evidence categories were found and which weren’t – and open the relevant links directly for verification.
Workspace (local-first vendor library)
Create projects, store targets, and keep scans over time so you can build a clean internal record instead of re-evaluating vendors from scratch.
Compare vendors (same rules, same lens)
Build a comparison table across vendors in a project – useful for shortlists and internal discussions.
Exports for documentation
Generate a 1-page executive PDF for stakeholders, plus CSV/Markdown/JSON for deeper analysis and recordkeeping.
Who it’s for
If you need to buy, recommend, shortlist, or justify a security/OSINT tool decision, this was built for you:
- Founders and technical decision-makers
- IT / security teams (small and mid-size)
- Consultants, analysts, auditors
- Anyone who has to explain why a tool is worth the budget
This matches SnoopPro’s general audience: people who need to make decisions – without becoming full-time security specialists.
What it is NOT
To avoid misunderstandings:
- Not a security audit
- Not penetration testing
- Not a guarantee that a vendor is “good” or “bad”
- Not an instruction tool for hacking or exploitation
It’s a reality-check layer that helps you ask better questions and demand evidence.
Download & Request a License for €9.99 / year
The license includes use of the tool and updates during the license term. For teams and multi-device setups, please request a team license via contact.
Licensing (simple + clear)
License model: Only €9.99 / year (personal / single primary device)
A license includes tool usage and continuous updates during the license term and is valid for one primary device (your evaluation machine).
For teams and multi-device setups, request a team license via contact.
FAQ
Does it hack or access private systems?
No. It analyzes publicly available content only. You enter the URL (or paste text), and the tool evaluates claims and evidence signals from that input.
What does the score mean?
The score (0–100) reflects how well marketing claims are supported by evidence signals (docs, benchmarks, certifications, transparency) versus hype indicators (buzzwords, absolute claims, vague wording). It’s designed to be explainable – not “AI magic.”
Can I use it without a license?
You can browse your Workspace and review stored data. Running new scans requires an active license (status=ok). (Matches the in-tool license gate.)
What can I export?
A one-page executive PDF, plus CSV, Markdown, and JSON reports for documentation and internal review.
Does it follow links on vendor sites?
Yes – based on selected scan depth. The tool prioritizes “evidence-ish” pages like docs, whitepapers, benchmarks, developer portals, and pricing/SLA pages.
Is this a replacement for a proper security review?
No. It’s a fast, evidence-first screening step that improves vendor conversations and reduces decision noise – but it does not replace technical validation where needed.
Where is my data stored?
Local-first. Workspace data is stored locally on your machine. The only outbound requests are to the vendor URLs you scan and the license server for license validation.
