- Free allowance
- Nothing reachable: both https://netnut.io/ and https://netnut.com/ returned an FBI seizure notice on every path tried, including /pricing/ and /robots.txt, on 2026-10-24, so no offer, allowance or price could be read
- Verdict
- deadthe offer or the service no longer exists
- Cost
- no price stated
- Identity
- email?placeholder, not evidence; card unknown, phone unknown
- Binding limit
- noneno named constraint binds
- Evidence
- documented8 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
- Freshness
- checked 2026-10-30checked 2026-10-30 (live)
| Free tier | nothing reachable: both https://netnut.io/ and https://netnut.com/ returned an FBI seizure notice on every path tried, including /pricing/ and /robots.txt, on 2026-10-24, so no offer, allowance or price could be read unit none; metered on none; Eight paths across the two domains were fetched: the roots, /robots.txt, /pricing/ and /api on netnut.io, and the roots, /robots.txt, /pricing/ and /status on netnut.com. All eight returned HTTP 200 with exactly 297,312 bytes. |
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| Price | none stated |
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| Binding | none No limit kind binds: the offer ended with the seizure of NetNut's domains by the FBI, which Alarum Technologies says it learned of on 2026-07-02, and a seizure is an event, not a limit kind. |
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| Identity | email (placeholder) unverified: netnut.io and netnut.com answer every path, /robots.txt included, with the HTML page titled 'Seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation', so no signup page or registration requirement can be read; the email kind is not an observed gate. |
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| Egress | unverified: no traffic term could be read. Both https://netnut.io/ and https://netnut.com/ served the seizure notice on every path tried on 2026-10-24, including /robots.txt. The metered flag is false because no published meter was found to record, not because traffic was free. |
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| Retention | not applicable: a live proxy session, not stored bytes |
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| Interface | unknown unknown because nothing is served: both domains answer every path with the seizure notice, so no API, proxy endpoint or web UI could be observed. A residential proxy is consumed by pointing a SOCKS5- or HTTP-proxy-capable client at an endpoint the vendor issues; that is the category's normal shape and it was not observed here. |
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| Tooling | Nothing to point a client at: the domains answer with an HTML page titled 'Seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation', even on /robots.txt, instead of a proxy endpoint or a credential, so the missing part is the endpoint, not a client. |
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| Composes with | Nothing to chain: the domains answer HTTP 200 with an HTML page titled 'Seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation', even on /robots.txt, instead of a proxy handshake, so there is no endpoint to route a request through. |
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| Reliability | Domains seized by the FBI: netnut.io and netnut.com returned the same 297,312-byte page on every path tried, including /robots.txt and /pricing/, on 2026-10-24, so no proxy endpoint, credential or status page answers. |
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| Notes | Alarum Technologies, the parent of NetNut Ltd., states in Exhibit 99.2, its press release of July 3, 2026, that on July 2, 2026 the company and NetNut 'became aware that certain domains associated with NetNut had been seized by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigations (“FBI”)', that 'additional domains associated with NetNut have also been seized', and that 'the Company is currently experiencing disruptions to a portion of its services'. The exhibit gives no date for a return of the domains or of the service. |
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| Evidence note | documented Documented: the verdict rests on a first-party statement, Alarum Technologies' Exhibit 99.2, that certain domains associated with NetNut were seized by the FBI. |
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