About Fingerprint
Fingerprint is a device identification platform that recognizes website and mobile app visitors, even when they are anonymous. It is used to spot fraud and bots while letting trusted users move through with less friction.
What it does
Fingerprint creates a visitor identifier from device signals and keeps it stable across visits, including after cookies are cleared. It also reports signals such as VPN use, browser tampering and private browsing mode, along with a suspect score. Developers can add it to web and mobile apps by following the documentation and install guides.
Key features
- Visitor identification across web and mobile
- Suspect score for each visit
- Detection of VPN, incognito mode and browser tampering
- Bot and automation detection
- Signals for account takeover and payment fraud
Who it's for
Fingerprint is aimed at developers and fraud teams at companies with sign-ups, logins, checkouts or SMS-based flows. Teams that want fewer one-time passcode prompts for returning users may also find it useful.
Pricing and good to know
The site has a pricing page and a sales contact form, so check there for current plans. The company says its identifier stays accurate for months or years, though results depend on your setup and traffic. Test the signals on your own traffic before relying on them for blocking decisions.
Highlights
- Identifies returning web and mobile visitors
- Scores each visit for suspicious activity
- Flags VPN, incognito and browser tampering
- Detects bots and automated tools
- Adds visitor signals to login and checkout checks
