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DNSFilter vs ScoutDNS

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DNSFilter versus ScoutDNS
CompareDNSFilterScoutDNS
VerdictWorth itWorth it
Best forMSPs managing many client networksMSPs managing many client networks
Who it's not forHome users wanting a free family filterSolo or home users; NextDNS is simpler and cheaper
PrivacyNo known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.10No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Support qualityReddit reports of ticket back-and-forthNo public support data found.
Public sentimentUsers on G2, Capterra, and r/msp consistently praise its simplicity and value, with recurring gripes about the roaming client agent.¹G2 reviewers call the interface intuitive, and MSP Reddit threads weigh ScoutDNS against DNSFilter and rivals.13
Biggest gotchaPricing comes in license types (Basic, Pro, MSP); confirm what your tier includes before committing.Published starting rate is $0.80; confirm per-user versus per-site billing before you sign.14

Pick DNSFilter when

  • MSPs managing many client networks
  • SMBs wanting set-and-forget DNS protection
  • Schools filtering content at DNS level
  • Budget-conscious Cisco Umbrella escapees

When DNSFilter is not a fit

  • Home users wanting a free family filter
  • Teams needing full proxy/SWG content inspection
  • Anyone expecting it to replace endpoint antivirus
  • Solo admins who won't manage roaming agents

Pick ScoutDNS when

  • MSPs managing many client networks
  • SMBs replacing Cisco Umbrella on a budget
  • Government content filtering buyers

When ScoutDNS is not a fit

  • Solo or home users; NextDNS is simpler and cheaper
  • Enterprises needing SASE or a full secure web gateway
  • Buyers who need a large vendor with deep support staff

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  16. ScoutDNS (MSP Navigator)msp-navigator.com
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