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Moatgator vs freeRASP
The free, open-source RASP from Talsec; Moatgator is the paid step up with hardening, attestation and a console.
freeRASP is a free, open-source RASP SDK — a solid first line of defense you wire into the app.
Moatgator keeps that runtime layer and adds build hardening, attestation, policy-as-code and a console with alerts and SIEM, with a migration guide and a detection script.
Side by side
Each competitor cell cites a public source and the date we checked it. Where we found no public source, the cell says “not confirmed”: it does not mean the product lacks the capability. The Moatgator column is our product on 14 Oct 2026, including what we do not have yet.
| What matters | Moatgator | freeRASP |
|---|---|---|
| Runtime detection on the device | ||
| Root/jailbreak, emulator, debugger, hooking and tampering | 1 | |
| Instrumentation frameworks (Frida and similar) | 1 | |
| Overlay, accessibility abuse, screen capture and remote access | Partial1 | |
| Fake location, memory editor, cloned app and camera injection | Partial1 | |
| VPN, proxy and traffic interception | 1 | |
| Risky or malicious apps on the device | Partial1 | |
| Device posture (screen lock, secure hardware, patch level, developer mode) | 1 | |
| App bound to the device | Partial1 | |
| SIM swap | Not confirmed | |
| NFC relay | Not confirmed | |
| Active phone call during payment | Not confirmed | |
| Detections and policy updated without a new app release | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Hardening and obfuscation | ||
| Obfuscation of the app code (names, strings, flow) | Not confirmed | |
| Code virtualization | Not confirmed | |
| Integrity checks injected in different places on every build | Not confirmed | |
| Protection unique to each build or app | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Integrity of the native (C/C++) code | Not confirmed | |
| Obfuscation of native code | Partial | Not confirmed |
| React Native / JS bundle protection | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Protection without an SDK, on the built app | Not confirmed | |
| API and attestation | ||
| Device and app attestation for the backend | Not confirmed | |
| Token on every API call, with gateway integration | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Certificate pins updated without a new app release | Partial | Not confirmed |
| API secrets kept out of the app and delivered at runtime | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Platform | ||
| Threat dashboard per detection and signal | Partial1 | |
| AI-assisted investigation | Not confirmed | |
| Policy changes with an approval step | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Release testing of the protected build | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Per-build protection certificate and verifier (store APK against the build) | Not confirmed | |
| Compliance evidence (MASVS, PCI MPoC and others) | Not confirmed | |
| Free static scan of the app | Not confirmed | |
| Fix scan findings from the console (pull request with the changes, risk shown first) | Partial | Not confirmed |
| Public pricing | 1 | |
Sources
- 1. Talsec docs — Features and pricing plans · Verified on 2026-10-13
Verified facts
Each claim below links to a source and the date we checked it; we use the brand name only to identify the product, and we call out where it is stronger. No superlatives.
freeRASP is free and open-source, with data collection on the free plan, up to 100,000 downloads.
Verified on 2026-10-07Sourcehigh confidence
Where freeRASP is strong
- Free and open-source; easy to adopt.
- Backed by Talsec's RASP engine.
Comparison for information only, from public sources on the dates shown. Trademarks belong to their owners.
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