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What does IsItLegit cost?

Nothing during the launch, and checking stays free after it. The prices below are our launch prices for when billing starts. Nobody is charged today and we do not ask for a card.

By Derick Payne, Rizonetech · Reviewed 31 Oct 2026

Free check

For a business that wants its mail checked

R0per month

  • Verdicts on mail your team forwards from its verified address or domain, with the evidence
  • Up to 5 checks a day per organisation
  • Planned: anyone checking mail that claims to be a Protected business, up to 5 checks a day per sender
Get started free

No invite code? Ask for one at hello@isitlegit.co.za.

Free for 14 days during the launch

Protect

For a business that wants its name protected

fromR499per organisation per monthlaunch price

  • Everything in Free check, for your whole team
Start your 14-day trial

After the trial your organisation keeps Free check until billing starts. Need longer? Ask us at hello@isitlegit.co.za.

Planned

MSP

For IT providers who look after many businesses

fromR199per client per monthplanned price

  • Planned: Protect for each client at a wholesale price
  • Planned: one console for every client's cases and threats
  • Planned: your own branding on replies and reports
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Questions about pricing

Do I need a card to start?
No. There is no billing during the launch, so there is nothing to pay and no card to enter.
How do I join during the launch?
With an invite code: ask for one at hello@isitlegit.co.za. New organisations get a 14-day trial with every feature unlocked. After 14 days your organisation keeps Free check; ask us if you need longer. I checked the trial length in our own code on 31 October 2026.
What happens when the launch ends?
Billing has not started. When it does, you choose whether to move to a paid plan; the prices on this page are launch prices.
Why is checking free?
Because the people who receive a fake are the ones who catch it, and the losses are real: South African banks reported R2.4 billion in digital banking fraud claims in 2025 (SABRIC, Annual Crime Statistics 2025, pages 3 and 7).