Comparison

Compare SEON vs FraudHunt

FraudHunt Key Features

FraudHunt’s main product is called Fingerprint ID, which is used to mark each device with a resistant key and detect such fraudulent techniques as user agent changes, automated actions, or the use of emulators.
Its fraud prevention is based on real-time scoring and analytics, which you can send to your Google Analytics.
You can pick and choose the APIs that are most valuable for your risk management needs.

Pros of FraudHunt

API-based technology means you can choose which data enrichment modules you need.
Affordable plans start at $25 per month for the dashboard and reporting features only.
FraudHunt’s Google Analytics integration offers the ability to export FraudHunt data directly into it to optimize your conversion funnel.

Cons of FraudHunt

FraudHunt focuses mostly on supporting ad networks and eCommerce companies.
Their products are limited which will not be helpful for organizations that need complete customer profiles to ensure compliance and security.
No social media lookup is available as part of the data enrichment process.

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SEON’s advanced APIs and device fingerprinting provide fast, scalable fraud prevention solutions, no matter the size or ambition of your organization.

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Where SEON Wins Over FraudHunt

SEON offers more products that can help a wide range of industries and use cases.
SEON offers free trials and batch testing so you can get an understanding of the product before paying anything.
Social media lookup is a critical part of modern companies’ identity and fraud analysis, and SEON checks 90+ sites for real-time profiling.
SEON provides a powerful fraud prevention system that includes device fingerprinting and triangulates the data with other forms of data enrichment.

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Disclaimer: Everything you’ll read in this article was gleaned from online research, including user reviews. We did not have time to manually test every tool. This article was last updated in Q3 2023. Please feel free to contact us to request an update/correction.