IntelFinder is a threat intelligence platform designed to provide organizations — particularly small and mid-sized businesses — with actionable, customer-specific intelligence at a fixed monthly price of $250 per brand. The platform monitors a wide range of external threats, including similar domain registrations (typosquatting), rogue mobile applications, leaked employee credentials, leaked source code, leaked documents, and exposed subdomains. IntelFinder positions itself as an accessible alternative to enterprise-grade threat intelligence solutions, which are typically designed for large security operations centers and carry higher costs. The company's stated goal is to extend effective threat intelligence coverage to smaller organizations, which are frequently underserved by the broader cybersecurity industry yet remain interconnected with larger enterprises through supply chains and vendor relationships. The service is offered with a two-week free trial that requires no credit card information. Access is provided via a web-based dashboard. The company's blog content reflects a focus on topics such as email security misconfigurations (SPF and DMARC), ransomware trends, and the systemic risks introduced when smaller organizations lack adequate security practices. IntelFinder was co-founded by Idan Aharoni, who has written on cybersecurity topics for publications such as SecurityWeek.