Allstate Identity Protection review
Broad identity protection with a $3 monthly entry plan and multiple coverage tiers.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Allstate Identity Protection monitors personal, financial, credit, and online-account activity for potential identity threats. It is designed for individuals and families who want alerts, identity restoration, reimbursement support, and privacy management in one service. Family plans cover the subscriber plus up to 10 members, while the service is available on the web and iOS.
The published monthly plans cover a wide range of budgets and protection levels. Identity Restoration — Individual costs $3 per month, while the Family version costs $6 and adds coverage for up to 10 members. Essentials costs $9.99 per month for an individual or $18.99 for a family, adding one-bureau credit monitoring, identity monitoring, reimbursement, and privacy management. Premier costs $17.99 per month for an individual or $34.99 for a family, adding credit reports, scores, transaction monitoring, and social-media monitoring. Blue costs $19 per month for an individual or $36 for a family, with three-bureau credit monitoring and reports, cybersecurity tools, and stolen-funds reimbursement. A 30-day trial is available.
Its main strength is breadth: features include compromised-credential alerts, credit-file alerts, bank-account and credit-card transaction monitoring, social-media monitoring for potential account takeovers, an identity restoration tracker, full-service restoration, Allstate Digital Footprint privacy management, and tools such as a VPN, password manager, and antivirus. U.S.-based, 24/7 support is included on the restoration plans. Choose it if you want protection that scales from basic restoration assistance to broader credit, financial, online-account, and cybersecurity coverage. Consider an alternative if you require platforms beyond web and iOS or want full three-bureau monitoring at a lower tier.
Allstate Identity Protection pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Starts at $3 per month with a 30-day trial
- Monitors dark web, credit, financial accounts, and social media
- Includes restoration support and reimbursement features
- Where it doesn't
- Full credit and cybersecurity features require higher tiers
- Credit monitoring is limited to one bureau on several plans
- Available platforms are web and iOS
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