SUCURI.NET Alternative needed, do you know who?

RuthSam

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Hi,

I would like to know if you know a good alternative to SUCURI.NET something in the same price range and with the same level of protection?

I'm not sure if cloudflare.com paid service can do the same and if they have malware removel too, do you know?

Or can it really be that sucuri.net is the only company on the entire Internet that offers this service?

Please, if anyone knows post here, please.

 

mirrorer

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Except DDOS protection, Wordfence is a very good alternative.

Free version offers a lot but if you want more,it costs $8/month

 

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nidhal

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May I know the reason why you are looking for alternative? Sucuri by far the cheapest option I've found, if you are going with CloudFlare you'll need to pay $200 monthly and I'm not sure they offer malware removal

 

RuthSam

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@nidhal You can't switch domain with SUCURI without to buy another license and that's pretty costly long term! I know Sucuri may be the only service available on the entire Internet and that's why they treat people like this, but my hope was to that there is an alternative.

You don't think the $20/months cloudflare can do it right?

 

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nidhal

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@RuthSam I'm not sure what you meant by domain switch, however if you are after a good DDOS protection, the free/pro plan of CloudFlare won't help you much and you'll need to apply for their business plan which cost $200 (not $20) per month

 

RuthSam

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No it is not DDOS protection, but Malware protection and protection against hackers.. there is no problem with DDOS by now at least.

 

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nidhal

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As far I know, CloudFlare don't scan your files like Sucuri does, but you might want to check this:
https://www.cloudflare.com/waf/