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Best Open Threat Exchange Alternatives in 2026

Updated

20 apps from threat intelligence platforms ranked against Open Threat Exchange on the same published basis.

  1. 1
    Pulse Intelligence Free plan apiLinuxMacself-hostedWeb Free6.6
    Open Threat Exchange vs Pulse Intelligence
  2. 2
    OpenAEV Free plan apiLinuxself-hostedWeb Free6.5
    Open Threat Exchange vs OpenAEV
  3. 3
    IBM X-Force Exchange Free plan apiWeb Free6.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs IBM X-Force Exchange
  4. 4
    Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal Free plan apiWeb Free6.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal
  5. 5
    ThreatForge Free plan apiself-hostedWeb Free6.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs ThreatForge
  6. 6
    Security Vision TIP apiLinuxself-hostedWebWin 5.6
    Open Threat Exchange vs Security Vision TIP
  7. 7
    SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence Platform Free trial apiWeb $379.17/mo5.5
    Open Threat Exchange vs SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence Platform
  8. 8
    ThreatQ apiLinuxself-hostedWeb 5.5
    Open Threat Exchange vs ThreatQ
  9. 9
    Anomali Platform apiWeb 5.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs Anomali Platform
  10. 10
    Flashpoint Ignite apiWeb 5.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs Flashpoint Ignite
  11. 11
    Intel 471 Verity471 apiWeb 5.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs Intel 471 Verity471
  12. 12
    OODA Intelligence apiWeb 5.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs OODA Intelligence
  13. 13
    ThreatConnect Platform apiself-hostedWeb 5.4
    Open Threat Exchange vs ThreatConnect Platform
  14. 14
    Cyware Intelligence Exchange apiself-hosted 5.3
    Open Threat Exchange vs Cyware Intelligence Exchange
  15. 15
    Cyble Vision apiWeb 5.2
    Open Threat Exchange vs Cyble Vision
  16. 16
    IntelOwl Free plan apiLinuxself-hostedWeb Free5.2
    Open Threat Exchange vs IntelOwl
  17. 17
    SİBERAT self-hosted 5.2
    Open Threat Exchange vs SİBERAT
  18. 18
    DAS-Security ATIP 5.1
    Open Threat Exchange vs DAS-Security ATIP
  19. 19
    MISP Free plan apiLinuxself-hostedWeb €0.61/mo5.1
    Open Threat Exchange vs MISP
  20. 20
    Nirad TIP Web 5.1
    Open Threat Exchange vs Nirad TIP

Open Threat Exchange alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Pulse Intelligence6.6Free planFreeAPI, Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows
2OpenAEV6.5Free planFreeAPI, Linux, self-hosted, Web
3IBM X-Force Exchange6.4Free planFreeAPI, Web
4Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal6.4Free planFreeAPI, Web
5ThreatForge6.4Free planFreeAPI, self-hosted, Web
6Security Vision TIP5.6No—API, Linux, self-hosted, Web, Windows
7SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence Platform5.5No$379.17/moAPI, Web
8ThreatQ5.5No—API, Linux, self-hosted, Web
9Anomali Platform5.4No—API, Web
10Flashpoint Ignite5.4No—API, Web
11Intel 471 Verity4715.4No—API, Web
12OODA Intelligence5.4No—API, Web
13ThreatConnect Platform5.4No—API, self-hosted, Web
14Cyware Intelligence Exchange5.3No—API, self-hosted
15Cyble Vision5.2No—API, Web
16IntelOwl5.2Free planFreeAPI, Linux, self-hosted, Web
17SİBERAT5.2No—self-hosted
18DAS-Security ATIP5.1No——
19MISP5.1Free plan€0.61/moAPI, Linux, self-hosted, Web
20Nirad TIP5.1No—Web
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Questions about Open Threat Exchange alternatives

What is the best alternative to Open Threat Exchange?

Pulse Intelligence, number 1 in threat intelligence platforms with a score of 6.6 out of 10. The others here: OpenAEV, IBM X-Force Exchange, Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to Open Threat Exchange?

Pulse Intelligence is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 7 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.