
01 · Product name
VoidAccess
Hosted dark-web investigation with a free tier.
Published by KatrielMoses.
In short
VoidAccess is the dark-web investigation product at voidaccess.pro, with source in KatrielMoses/voidaccess. On 20 Oct 2026 the SPDX field was MIT, and PyPI and the GitHub release were both 2.1.0. The homepage said 12+ Tor search engines and that nothing has to be installed. The README said 16+ and a pip or Docker install. Pricing listed Free at $0 for 100 credits a month, Pro at $9 regular and $7 founding, and Pro+ at $19 a month. This listing did not run a query.
Product pricing strategy
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Free and paid
https://voidaccess.pro/pricing on 20 Oct 2026 said you pay for investigations, not seats, and that failed or cancelled runs are refunded. Free is $0 a month with 100 credits, CSV and JSON export, and 7-day history. Pro shows a regular price of $9 and a founding price of $7 a month for the first 100 subscribers, with 2,000 credits, and the page says that founding price renews each year you stay active on monthly billing. Pro+ is $19 a month with 4,500 credits. The homepage's from $7 a month line matches the founding price, not the $9 regular price. Quote the line you mean. Top-ups cost from $5 to $500 at 100 credits per dollar and expire after 12 months. An annual control on the page was labeled two months free. Its discounted dollars were not the column transcribed here. Deep investigations were marked unavailable at launch.
Utility and features
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The homepage presents a hosted product: ask a question, search Tor indexes plus GitHub and security feeds, and export. It says there are 100 free credits a month and no card, and it prints 808 stars and 18k+ downloads. The star count matched the GitHub API the same day. The download figure is the homepage's and was not re-counted from PyPI. The homepage also names Katriel Moses as the builder. The README is the self-hosted path: pip install voidaccess, or Docker Compose, with a 13-stage pipeline and a usage note that limits the project to authorized security research. The example command in the README was not run.
- MIT and version 2.1.0. The SPDX field was MIT. PyPI version 2.1.0 matched the GitHub release v2.1.0 published 2026-10-18.
- Two engine counts. The homepage said 12+ Tor search engines. The README said 16+. Both stay quoted from their own page.
- $7 and $9. Pro's founding price is $7 a month. The regular price on the same card is $9. The homepage's from $7 line is the founding price.
The pricing page is more specific than the homepage's from $7 a month line. Free is $0 a month for 100 credits, described as about 5 Quick or 2 Standard investigations, with 7-day history. A Quick investigation costs 20 credits and a Standard one 40. Pro's regular price is $9 a month and the founding price is $7 a month for the first 100 subscribers. Pro+ is $19 a month for 4,500 credits. Deep investigations are not available at launch, and several Pro+ items are marked as later work. Top-ups are any whole-dollar amount from $5 to $500, at 100 credits per dollar, expiring 12 months after purchase. Those figures stay in the page's words.
- 1
Decide whether you mean the hosted site or the repository before you quote an install step.
- 2
Read Free, the $7 founding price, and the $9 regular price as separate sentences.
- 3
Do not brief the homepage animation as an investigation this directory ran.
Caveats
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The homepage says leaked credentials come back masked. A masked row is not a password and not an identity. This listing does not explain how to reveal one, and it did not run a collection. Actor names, wallets, and onion addresses on the homepage animation are a sample on a marketing page. They are not a case file from this review.
12+ and 16+ are different sentences. The homepage said 12+ Tor search engines. The README said 16+. Do not average them. Nothing to install is the homepage. pip and Docker are the README. MIT is the SPDX field. The public page is not a finished investigation, so the Screenshots section is removed. Use the project only in the scope the README states.
Potential use cases
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- The install story depends on which page you opened. On 20 Oct 2026 the homepage said nothing has to be installed and said 12+ Tor search engines. The README said 16+ Tor search engines and documented pip and Docker. The SPDX field was MIT. PyPI and the GitHub release were both 2.1.0. Quote the page you mean, and do not average 12 and 16.
- The homepage's from $7 a month line is the founding price. The pricing card lists Pro at $9 regular and $7 founding for the first 100 subscribers, Pro+ at $19 a month, and Free at $0 for 100 credits. Quick costs 20 credits and Standard costs 40. Top-ups run from $5 to $500 at 100 credits per dollar. Deep investigations were marked unavailable at launch.
- The homepage animation shows sample entities, including masked credentials. A masked credential is not a password and not an identity. This listing did not run a query and does not explain how to reveal one. The README limits use to authorized security research. The sample on the marketing page is not a case from this review.
Hard cases
The case where the first result is easy to over-read.
Twelve and sixteen become fourteen
The homepage said 12+ Tor search engines and the README said 16+. A single blended count hides which page you read. Write both sentences. Do the same with $7 founding and $9 regular, and do not brief the homepage animation as a finished investigation.
Questions
Is VoidAccess free?
The pricing page on 20 Oct 2026 listed Free at $0 a month for 100 credits. Pro was $9 regular or $7 founding, and Pro+ was $19 a month. The SPDX field was MIT.
Which install sentence is right?
The homepage said nothing has to be installed. The README documents pip and Docker. Quote the page you mean. Both were open on 20 Oct 2026.
Citations
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Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.
Product
VoidAccess
https://voidaccess.pro/Pricing
VoidAccess pricing
https://voidaccess.pro/pricingDocumentation
VoidAccess repository
https://github.com/KatrielMoses/voidaccess

