What a detailed breach report shows, and when it’s worth it
2 min read · Updated October 15, 2026
A free check tells you whether your email was exposed. A detailed report goes further: which breaches, when they happened, which data categories leaked and what to do about each one. It is most useful when your free result shows exposure and you want a clear, prioritised action list.
Free check versus detailed report
The free check answers the first question: am I in a known breach? A detailed report answers the follow-ups people actually care about: where did it happen, how long ago and what exactly was exposed?
What the Leakill report includes
- ✓Detected incidents tied to your email address.
- ✓Dates and sources, so you know which services and which years are involved.
- ✓Exposed data categories, such as passwords, names or phone numbers.
- ✓Practical next steps you can act on.
Find out if your email is in a known breach
Run the free Leakill check. No password needed, no signup, and you see the result in seconds.
When a detailed report is worth it
If your free result is clean, you probably do not need more. If it shows exposure, the extra detail saves time because you can focus on the accounts and data that matter most instead of changing every password blindly.
It is a one-off report, not a subscription, and the free check remains available either way.
What no report can do
No report can undo a leak, confirm that nobody used your data, or guarantee you were never exposed elsewhere. Treat it as a map of known exposure that helps you decide where to act first.
Frequently asked questions
Is the detailed report a subscription?+
No. It is a one-off report. The free check remains available.
Do I need the report to fix the problem?+
No. You can follow the general recovery steps without it. The report makes the plan more specific.
Does the report show my passwords?+
Reports describe which categories of data were exposed. Treat any password from a listed breach as compromised and change it.
Stop guessing. Check your email in seconds.
The free Leakill check looks for your email address in known breach records and tells you whether it was exposed. If it was, an optional detailed report lists the incidents, dates, sources, the kinds of data involved and practical next steps. It is a one-off report, not a subscription.
A breach match is a warning signal, not proof that someone has access to your account today. No public database covers every breach, so a clean result lowers risk without guaranteeing safety.