Claim a Free Dark Web Scan Worth £39 Before 30 June 2026

Find out what hackers already know about you, with a free scan worth £39, available until 30 June 2026

Most businesses have no idea their data is already out there.

Flotek has partnered with Breach Monitor to give partners direct visibility of what the dark web knows about their business. To mark the launch, every new and existing Flotek partner can claim a free dark web scan worth £39, but only until 30 June 2026.

What is the dark web, and why does it matter?

The dark web is a part of the internet that sits outside standard search engines and public access. It is where stolen data ends up. Login credentials, email addresses, passwords, financial records and sensitive business information are bought and sold there every day, often without the affected organisation ever knowing.

By the time a business discovers a breach through the usual channels, the damage is frequently already done. Accounts have been compromised, systems have been accessed, or data has been used for fraud. The question is rarely whether your data has been exposed. It is whether you know about it.

Your password has probably already been leaked

Over the years, major platforms have suffered significant data breaches. Booking.com, Canva, LinkedIn, Adobe and hundreds of others have all had user data exposed at some point. Every time that happens, email addresses and passwords end up in circulation on the dark web.

The problem is compounding. Most people reuse passwords, or make small variations on the same one. Hackers know this. Automated tools will take a leaked password and systematically try common combinations, adding numbers to the end, swapping letters, or testing it against other accounts. They will also try names that matter to you personally, names that are often hiding in plain sight on social media. Your kids. Your pets. Your partner. Your old school. These are the first guesses, and they work more often than most people would like to admit.

For businesses, the risk goes further. If a member of staff uses the same password for a personal account that they also use at work, a breach on an unrelated website can become a door into your business systems.

Your free scan, available until 30 June 2026

As a launch offer, Flotek is giving all new and existing partners a free dark web scan worth £39. This is a one-off offer available until 30 June 2026, after which standard pricing applies.

Breach Monitor can scan your business domains, IP addresses and personal email addresses to check whether your data appears anywhere it should not. Once you submit your details and verify your identity, you will receive a full report showing exactly what has been found.

To find out more about Breach Monitor and how the platform works, visit www.breachmonitor.co.uk

To claim your free scan, simply complete the form below.

A one-off scan tells you where you stand today. But data is leaked, traded and published continuously, which means a single snapshot only tells you so much.

Once you have reviewed your free report, you can subscribe to ongoing monitoring from just £9 per month per domain. Reports can be delivered daily, weekly or monthly depending on how closely you want to keep watch.

What makes this partnership genuinely useful is what happens when something is found. When Breach Monitor detects your data on the dark web, the alert does not just go to one inbox and get missed. The affected user is notified directly. Your internal IT admin is informed at the same time. And our Flotek IT security team is alerted too, so we can step in and help you act before an exposed credential becomes a compromised account.

That three-way notification is the difference between knowing about a problem and doing something about it quickly.

This is what practical security looks like

Cyber security does not have to be complicated or expensive to be effective. Knowing what is exposed is the first step to doing something about it. This partnership with Breach Monitor makes that first step straightforward and, until 30 June 2026, completely free.

Claim your free scan below. It takes a few minutes and could save a lot more.