Two identity layers, one honest comparison. Cloaked is a polished US identity-protection app: generated emails, phone numbers and logins, with virtual cards via Cloaked Pay.
Quackr ID does the same thing for less: one identity per service, numbers in five countries instead of one, and a password manager built on an audited open-source engine rather than a proprietary black box. Unless you need Cloaked's US-only workflow, Quackr ID is the stronger pick.
| Quackr ID$6.58/mo on annual | Cloaked | |
|---|---|---|
| Private mobile number for SMS verification, not VoIP (US, UK, AU, CA, HK) | ~ US numbers | |
| Alias email for every service | ||
| Virtual payment cards with spend limits | ~ Cloaked Pay, US | |
| Password manager | ||
| Shared 2FA codes for family & team | ||
| Browser extension autofill | ||
| Open-source, independently audited vault engine | ||
| Everything in one flat subscription |
Competitor prices are approximate, checked September 2026. Always confirm on their site.
Yes. It covers the same core idea, a separate identity per service, at a lower price, adds numbers in five countries, and its password manager runs on an audited open-source engine.
Yes. $79/year (~$6.58/month) versus $119.99/year for Cloaked, about a third less. Both offer monthly billing if you want to try first.
Cloaked's own help center describes its numbers as VoIP and lists services that don't accept them, including social networks, payment apps and banks. Quackr ID numbers are real mobile numbers, not VoIP, so services that refuse virtual numbers still send the code.
Your passwords can be imported into the vault via the browser extension (CSV import). Phone numbers can't transfer between providers, so you claim a fresh private number and update the few accounts that use it.
Private number · alias email · virtual cards · password manager · shared 2FA. $9.99/mo or $79/yr.