Guide · checked October 13, 2026
You protect code, models or people from attacks and fraud. BitMind covers deepfake fraud, TAOstatus points AI agents at your code, and Perturb stress tests image models. TAOstatus needs a Bittensor wallet.
Detects deepfakes and AI-made media, with an API that includes 100 free scans a month.
First stepAdd the API to your identity check flow on the free allowance.
There's no public pricing page; paid API and enterprise pricing go through sales.
Points AI security agents at a code repo to find weaknesses, with one free analysis per wallet each week.
First stepRun the free weekly scan on one repo. You'll need a Bittensor wallet.
Needs a Bittensor wallet, and paid packs ($5 or $10) are TAO only.
Tests an image classification model with tricky inputs and reports where it breaks, for $99.
First stepTry the live demo before ordering a scan.
Only image classification models are supported now, the Pro plan is early access and orders go through a contact form.
Rent NVIDIA GPUs by the hour to train or run AI models.
Prices are hourly and shown live, but the site doesn't say which payment methods it takes.
Train your own AI models across many scattered machines, either yourself with an SDK or managed.
No pricing or sign-up is described; the managed option starts by emailing the team.
Collect posts and data from X, Reddit and YouTube, or buy ready-made social media datasets.
Pay as you go starts with $1 free credit; plans run $99 to $499 a month, payment method not stated.
Connects your app to Ethereum, Base, Bittensor and other blockchains, billing only successful requests.
Paid plans run $9 to $999 a month and the pricing page lists USDC as the payment method.
A pay-per-use search API that pulls results from the web, X, Reddit, YouTube and more.
Attaching a card gives $5 in credits; prices start around $0.15 per 1,000 X posts.
A privacy network and VPN app that encrypts your internet traffic on phone and browser.
The site doesn't state prices or payment methods; there's a 'Buy data' page we didn't verify.
No for BitMind and TAOstatus, which are free to start or take normal payment. Perturb doesn't say on its site how you pay, so check before you sign up.
Bitsec (SN60) and RedTeam (SN61) work on code security but don't offer a product outsiders can use yet.
Bittensor is a network of 128 subnets. Each one is a competition where miners do a job, like serving AI models or renting out GPUs, and validators score the work. Some subnets also sell what they produce as a normal product. This guide only recommends those.