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Equifax Identity Protect review

#16 of 25 in Identity Theft Protection Services

A paid web service for basic identity monitoring with modest insurance.

7.6/10Editor score
Equifax Identity Protect7.6 Visit Equifax

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Equifax Identity Protect is a paid identity-theft protection service for Australian consumers. It monitors selected personal information on the dark web and social media through Norton-powered Identity Protection, then sends alerts when monitored details are compromised. The service also covers bank accounts, credit cards, email addresses, phone numbers and other identifiers, while adding document-expiry reminders, printable key and luggage tags, one Equifax credit report every 12 months and up to $15,000 in Identity Guard insurance, subject to policy terms, conditions, exclusions and limitations.

The published plan is straightforward: Identity Protect is the single listed plan, with a starting price of 9.95. Its benefits combine monitoring with practical reminders and identity-theft insurance rather than offering multiple tiers with progressively broader features. For buyers who want dark-web, social-media and financial-identifier monitoring in one subscription, the included alerts and annual Equifax report provide a clear baseline. The printable tags and document reminders are useful additions for consumers managing passports, licences and everyday personal information.

Equifax Identity Protect is best suited to consumers who want basic monitoring through a web platform and modest insurance coverage. Its scope is narrower for buyers seeking a broader recovery service: the stated benefits focus on detection, alerts, reporting and insurance rather than restoration support. It also provides one Equifax report per year rather than an ongoing report allowance, and access is limited to the web. Choose it for a simple monitoring package; consider an alternative if restoration assistance, broader platform access or more extensive credit-report coverage is central to your decision.

Equifax Identity Protect pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Monitors selected details across the dark web and social media
    • Includes bank-account, credit-card, email and phone-number monitoring
    • Provides one Equifax report yearly and up to $15,000 in insurance
  • Where it doesn't
    • Offers only web access
    • Includes one Equifax credit report every 12 months
    • The stated benefits focus on monitoring and insurance, not restoration support

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