Zimperium, Lookout and Checkpoint Harmony Mobile are excellent — and priced for the Fortune 500. If you're a regional bank, a LATAM/EMEA fintech, or an MSSP that needs APK vetting and threat intel without per-device MTD agents, Droidwatch is the missing tier.
Different product category. Same problem space for the APKs themselves.
| Capability | Zimperium / Lookout / Checkpoint | Droidwatch |
|---|---|---|
| APK static + dynamic analysis | ✓ | ✓ |
| On-device MTD agent | ✓ Core product | No — out of scope |
| MITRE ATT&CK Mobile mapping | ✓ | ✓ Per-finding |
| OWASP MASVS / MASTG coverage | Partial | ✓ Automated |
| STIX 2.1 export for SIEM/SOAR | ✓ | ✓ |
| Multi-tenant self-serve signup | Sales-led only | ✓ Free plan |
| Transparent public pricing | Quote-based | ✓ $0 / $29 / $99 / custom |
| Self-host / on-premise | Available, enterprise-only | ✓ Docker + K8s, every tier |
| GitHub Action / CI integration | Partial | ✓ Composite action |
| Public threat feed (STIX) | Customers only | ✓ Opt-in public |
| Time-to-first-analysis | Procurement + onboarding (weeks) | Under 60 seconds |
| Cost for analyzing 500 APKs/month | Enterprise contract ($$$) | $29/mo (Pro) |
MTD enterprise is built for Fortune 500. Open-source MobSF is build-it-yourself. We're the middle.
Regional banks and fintechs in LATAM and EMEA need APK vetting and banking-trojan intel. They can't justify a Zimperium per-device contract — and shouldn't have to.
SOCs receive suspicious APKs daily. They need a triage workbench with MITRE mapping, family detection and STIX export — not an MTD policy console.
Vet every build, every variant, every internal SDK before it lands on user devices. Our GitHub Action gates the pipeline based on your policy.
EU/LATAM compliance often requires that binaries don't leave a specific perimeter. Self-host with Docker/K8s, same product, your hardware.
Public pricing, monthly billing, free tier for trial. No purchasing department needed to evaluate.
You can run Droidwatch alongside Zimperium or Lookout — different roles. We vet APKs; MTD agents monitor devices. Webhooks plug into the same SIEM.
No. Zimperium, Lookout and Checkpoint Harmony Mobile ship an SDK or agent that runs on each user device. Droidwatch analyzes the APK file itself — for SOCs vetting samples, for fintechs vetting their own builds, for MSSPs covering multiple tenants. The two product categories complement each other; they don't replace each other.
Yes — most of our enterprise customers do exactly that. Use Droidwatch to vet each release, dump STIX, and push IOCs into Zimperium's console via webhook.
Spanish landing is live at /es/. Portuguese (pt-BR) is on the roadmap for 2026 — get in touch via the enterprise form to prioritise it for your tenant.
SOC 2 Type II is on the roadmap; the underlying controls are in place (audit log with immutable trigger, structured logging, MFA, encryption at rest, backups + DR plan). Banking customers can request the current trust pack from [email protected].
Free forever, no credit card. Or talk to us about a self-hosted enterprise deployment.