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Osint Daily cover for SL Crimewall, under Link analysis, published 16 Oct 2026. The right side is a monogram because no capture is filed. A paid investigation workspace behind a demo button.

01 · Product name

SL Crimewall

A paid investigation workspace behind a demo button.

Published by Social Links.

In short

SL Crimewall is the investigation platform Social Links describes at sociallinks.io/products/sl-crimewall. On 19 Oct 2026 that page called it a full-cycle OSINT investigation platform and said it draws on 850+ open sources. The action was Book a Demo. A survey block gave 56% for time-consuming data collection, 63% for time-consuming data processing, 51% for unhelpful results, and 41% for a lack of data, each attributed to the Social Links OSINT Industries Survey. No currency amount was printed. The homepage also named an API and 1700 extraction methods.

Product pricing strategy

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Premium

Neither the Crimewall page nor the Social Links homepage printed a dollar, euro, or pound amount on 19 Oct 2026. Both public actions were Book a Demo. The deployment block names SaaS, self-hosted, and on-premise, and it does not attach a price to any of the three. The 850+ sources line, the 1700 methods line, and the survey percentages are not fees. This listing did not submit the demo form and did not receive a quote. A quote should say which product it covers, Crimewall or the API or both, and which deployment. Until that paper exists, write demo and the date. Do not borrow a Maltego seat price or a ShadowDragon price for this page. The survey source line is the vendor's own survey, which is also not a rate card.

Utility and features

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The Crimewall page opened on 19 Oct 2026 with the kicker Crimewall by Social Links and the headline of a full-cycle OSINT investigation platform. The body says it combines data extraction across 850+ open sources with visualization and analysis. The survey block is labeled as the percentage of organizations by open-source data challenges, and each percentage carries the line Source: Social Links OSINT Industries Survey. The four figures are 56%, 63%, 51%, and 41%, with the labels above. This listing did not see the survey instrument, the sample size, or the fieldwork date. The page also describes case management, reports, and three deployment forms: SaaS, self-hosted, and on-premise. The buttons were Book a Demo. No workspace was opened.

  • 850+ and a demo button. The Crimewall page on 19 Oct 2026 said 850+ open sources. The action was Book a Demo. No currency amount was printed.
  • Survey percentages stay sourced. 56%, 63%, 51%, and 41% are each attributed on the page to the Social Links OSINT Industries Survey.
  • 1700 is a homepage sentence. The homepage, not the Crimewall URL, said 1700 original extraction methods and named the API as a second product.

The homepage at sociallinks.io the same morning used the same 850+ open sources phrase and named SL Crimewall and SL OSINT API as separate products. It also said 1700 original extraction methods, and it pointed at a 2025 Frost & Sullivan report for a market-position claim. That report was not opened. The homepage's promotional slogans are not repeated in the short answer. 850+ on both pages is one claim printed twice, not two counts to average. 1700 is a different sentence, on the homepage only. A demo button is not a login, and a survey percentage is not a case result.

  1. 1

    Cite the Crimewall URL for 850+ and the homepage for the 1700 methods line.

  2. 2

    Keep each survey percentage with the Social Links survey credit, and do not invent a sample size.

  3. 3

    Ask the quote which deployment and which product the price covers.

Caveats

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850+ is the sources phrase on both the Crimewall page and the homepage. 1700 original extraction methods is the homepage's separate phrase. The survey figures are 56, 63, 51, and 41 percent, each tied on the page to the Social Links OSINT Industries Survey. Do not merge 850+ and 1700 into one coverage number, and do not treat the survey as an independent census. No sample size was printed on the page this listing read.

The workspace was not opened. There is no graph, no report, and no extracted record to cite. SaaS, self-hosted, and on-premise are the page's deployment names, not a statement that this review installed any of them. A Frost & Sullivan mention on the homepage was not checked against the report. Promotional slogans on that homepage stay on that homepage. Book a Demo is the public step. It is not access.

Potential use cases

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  • A procurement note needs the public offer. On 19 Oct 2026 the Crimewall page said 850+ open sources and Book a Demo. It named SaaS, self-hosted, and on-premise without a currency amount. The survey block said 56%, 63%, 51%, and 41%, each credited to the Social Links OSINT Industries Survey. No sample size was on the page. Write demo and the date until a quote names the product.
  • The homepage figure is about to be merged with the Crimewall figure. The homepage also said 850+ open sources, and it separately said 1700 original extraction methods, and it named SL OSINT API as another product. 850+ and 1700 are different sentences. A 2025 Frost & Sullivan mention was not checked against the report. Promotional slogans on the homepage stay there.
  • Someone asks for a case result from this review. The workspace was not opened. There is no graph and no extracted record. Deployment names are the page's options, not installs. Cite the Crimewall URL for the 850+ line and the survey, and cite the homepage only for the sentences that appear there.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

850+ and 1700 become one number

Both pages say 850+ open sources. Only the homepage said 1700 original extraction methods. Averaging them, or adding them, produces a coverage claim Social Links did not print. Quote the page. The survey percentages stay with the vendor's survey credit, and they are not a substitute for a sample size the page did not show.

Questions

What does SL Crimewall cost?

The Crimewall page on 19 Oct 2026 did not print a currency amount. The public action was Book a Demo. SaaS, self-hosted, and on-premise were named without prices.

Where do the survey numbers come from?

The page attributes 56%, 63%, 51%, and 41% to the Social Links OSINT Industries Survey. It did not print a sample size on the screen this listing read.

Citations

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