Quash: Disrupt imposters

Quash's pricing is subscription based and varies based on several factors, including the volume of bad traffic to take down, the techniques needed to stop that traffic, where data showing bad traffic is sourced from, and the amount of reporting required. So specific pricing requires a discussion of requirements and an analysis of the current imposter situation.

It's helpful but generally not required to provide ongoing examples from customers of problematic calls, text messages, and/or e-mails showing which phone numbers are being used by the imposters and when. After that, our team combines that with data we have to determine a plan of attack to disrupt the imposters, leveraging our experience and expertise to find the most efficient path.

It depends on the scale and aggressiveness of the imposters, the data that we together have on what the imposters are doing, and the cooperation of service providers involved. In most cases, we've made a meaningful dent, often within 60 days, and often causing the imposters to move at least some of their attempts to alternative targets.

It's an ongoing service, much like a security service for a home. Even after putting a stop to or minimizing existing campaigns, vigilance and action is required, as imposters continually probe for targets that aren't protected.