Comparisons

CSP reporting tools, compared

Five honest comparisons. Every competitor figure below is quoted from that vendor's own published pricing page and carries the date it was read; every HeaderHawk figure is generated from the same data as our pricing page, so the two cannot disagree.

Each page also says what the other product does better, because a comparison that finds no advantage anywhere is the one readers stop trusting. Some of you should buy theirs, and those pages say which.

All of them at once

The cheapest way into each product, as each vendor publishes it. Read on11 September 2026. Prices change — check theirs before you decide.

HeaderHawkReport URIURIportsCsperCentralCSPa DIY endpoint
Free planFree: $0, 3 sites, 10,000 reports a month, 15-day retention, no cardNoneNoneNoneNoneAWS free tier: “one million requests” and “400,000 GB-seconds per month”
Cheapest paid planTeam, $39/month or $390/yearStarter, $54.99/mo (billed $659.88/yr)Sand, USD 15/year (personal and hobby projects); Pebble, USD 7/mo (USD 72 annually)Basic, $50/month (annual billing saves 10%)Starter, €4.99/month (yearly billing saves two months)“$0.20 per one million requests” plus “$0.0000166667 per GB-s”, plus storage, plus your time
Sites on that plan10 sites1 domain protected3 domains on Sand; 5 on Pebble3 websites2 applicationsAs many as you deploy
Reports a month100,000100,000 events10,000 on Sand; 100,000 on Pebble100,000 reports / month15,000 / monthWhatever you provision for
Report retention30 days15 days30 days90 day report retention90 daysAs long as you pay to store it
Team members10Team access starts on Professional, $109.99/moTeam Access starts on Stone, USD 33/moUnlimited users1Your own IAM
Trial30-day Team trial, no credit card30-day free trial, no credit cardFree one-month trial, no payment method required14-day free trial14-day free trial on Starter and AdvancedNot applicable

Sources, one per vendor: report-uri.com/pricing, uriports.com/pricing, csper.io/pricing, centralcsp.com/pricing, aws.amazon.com/lambda/pricing.

Where HeaderHawk loses, on every one of these pages

There is no data export of any kind, no API for reading your data, no HTTP response-header monitoring despite the name, no configurable alert thresholds and no spike detection. Several of the products above have some or all of those. If one is a requirement, you can stop reading here — and the page for that vendor will say so too.