If I recall, the founder had some workaround for situations like you describe. I am in the same situation but I didn't have the effort to care enough to do all that hassle.
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It's entirely possible that my best fix is just to delete my haveibeenpwned account and react when I get spam, but where's the fun in that?
The founder was asked to provide a subscription level for individual domains and he said no and pointed people at the suggestion to search manually or occasionally pay for a month instead.
HIBP subscriptions can be taken out monthly and cancelled at any time. If the appearance of your domain in a breach is infrequent, you can take out a one month subscription then immediately cancel it after performing the search (the subscription will remain active until the entire month period has elapsed).
I am not sure what you are talking about.
I have a domain registered and can see exactly which addresses have been compromised by what, without payment.
I see this:
Interesting.
I see a list of email addresses.
Perhaps that message only shows up if some of the results are from the paid lists. For me, I don't see anything listed beneath, even though 34 addresses match, so I guess nothing's in the free lists.
That's interesting, since my list of addresses contains numerous ones that don't exist and nobody here has ever used.
Maybe not an exact fit for your situation and would take work but I use addy.io. solid and have had no issues with it for 4+ years.
Just register a new domain and route that mail to your old domain.
$4000 USD a year he better be delivering caviar to your doorstep (that shit is cheap now)
It's because of Enterprise contracts, for the things you can check off with HIBP... 4 grand is not a lot for them. But, then also if you offer a separate plan and just say 'no enterprise, we trust you', many businesses will just ignore the enterprise plan.