Passive · public-data only · built for self-hosters

See every subdomain, cert, and lookalike
the internet knows about your domain.

Then get alerted the hour it changes. Perimeter watches the edge of your domain from Certificate Transparency, DNS and RDAP — for the solo founder on a Caddy VPS who can't justify enterprise pricing for Censys or Detectify.

No signup. Public sources only — we never scan or probe your servers.

A Perimeter footprint report for ghost.org showing 45 subdomains found in Certificate Transparency, 5 registered lookalike domains, 9 certs expiring within 14 days, and 22 DNS records, with the subdomain table listing account., activate., ap., ask., auth. and more.
A real free report — every subdomain that ever got a certificate, pulled from public Certificate Transparency logs in seconds.

What Perimeter watches

New subdomains

Every hostname that gets a certificate shows up in a public Certificate Transparency log. We diff those logs against your saved baseline and tell you when a new one — the forgotten staging. box — appears.

Lookalike domains

We generate typo, homoglyph and TLD-swap permutations of your domain and check RDAP to see which are registered. A freshly-registered acme-support.com is how the phishing starts.

Expiring certificates

We track the not_after on your certs and warn you at 14 days and again at 3 — so a lapsed cert never takes your app dark.

DNS drift

A changed MX, NS or TXT record can mean a mail or SPF hijack. We baseline your DNS and flag drift.

The one promise

Nothing new should appear on your perimeter without you hearing about it — and every signal we send comes from data that was already public. Here's exactly how it works, and what it will never do.

From report to watcher

The free report is genuinely complete.

Type your domain, see your whole public footprint in seconds, share the link. What you pay for is continuity: the diff against your baseline and an email the moment something changes — like this.

  • 1Run the free report — no account needed.
  • 2Sign up and verify you own the domain (DNS TXT or an HTTP file).
  • 3Subscribe, and Perimeter watches it on a schedule and alerts on change.
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A Perimeter alert email for acme.dev listing three changes: a new certificate for staging.acme.dev issued 18 minutes ago, a certificate for app.acme.dev expiring in 12 days, and acme-support.com registered 2 hours ago — each with a plain-language note on what to do.
The alert you actually get — what changed, when, and what to do about it.

Why not the tool you'd reach for today

Enterprise attack-surface tools price out the people most likely to get hit.

Opportunistic scanning and typosquat phishing don't skip you because you're small. But Censys, Detectify and DomainTools are built and priced for security teams — so most self-hosters run nothing.

  Perimeter Censys / Detectify DomainTools
Built for Solo founders & small dev shops Enterprise security teams Brand & fraud teams
Entry price Free report · $19/mo From ~$249/mo, mostly quote-based Enterprise quote
Exposed subdomains (CT) Yes — with change alerts Yes No
Typosquat / lookalike watch Yes — bundled in Partial / add-on Yes — sold separately
Passive-only (never scans you) Yes, by design No — active scanning N/A
Setup Type a domain — 10 seconds Onboarding & config Sales call

Competitor pricing reflects publicly reported entry pricing at time of writing (Censys and DomainTools are quote-only); Perimeter isn't affiliated with any of them.

Two plans

Solo
1 verified domain under continuous monitoring
$19/mo

Agency
Up to 10 verified domains under continuous monitoring
$49/mo
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Who this is for

You run your own box.

One apex domain, a handful of subdomains — app., api., www., and a couple you'd forgotten. Caddy and systemd on a Hetzner or DigitalOcean VPS, not a managed PaaS. You've read the HN threads about leaked staging databases and lookalike-domain phishing, and you've been meaning to "check crt.sh sometime."

Perimeter is that check, running for you on a schedule — for the price of a couple of coffees a month.

Start with what the internet already knows.

One domain, ten seconds, no signup. See your exposure, then decide if you want it watched.

Run the free report