No wrong answer. This sets the context for everything that follows.
Question 2 of 4
What are you most worried about protecting?
Pick the one that fits best. This determines which Aura features matter most for you.
Question 3 of 4
Who needs to be covered?
Aura prices by household — everyone on a plan gets the same features. The only variable is headcount.
Question 4 of 4
Has anything suspicious actually happened yet?
Honest answer only. This changes which features go at the top of your list.
About this tool
Your data has been exposed. Or you keep finding your name in places it shouldn't be. Or you've just decided to stop being reasonable about it.
Aura has four plans. The right one depends on who you're protecting, what you're most worried about, and how bad things already are. This tool asks four questions and gives you one honest answer — built specifically for people dealing with breach aftermath, not the general internet-safety shopper.
eosguide covers data breach settlements every day. We know what breach victims actually need — and what they're usually sold instead. This tool exists to close that gap.
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