Cards are one slice. Compare the whole pie. Privacy.com is a US service for virtual payment cards with merchant locking and spend limits.
A masked card protects one of the three identifiers you type at checkout. Your email and phone number leak too, and Privacy.com does nothing about them. It's also US-only. Quackr ID masks all three, works in five countries, and includes a password manager to keep each identity organised.
| Quackr ID$6.58/mo on annual | Privacy.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Private mobile number for SMS verification, not VoIP (US, UK, AU, CA, HK) | ||
| Alias email for every service | ||
| Virtual payment cards with spend limits | ||
| Password manager | ||
| Shared 2FA codes for family & team | ||
| Browser extension autofill | ~ card autofill only | |
| Open-source, independently audited vault engine | ||
| Everything in one flat subscription | ~ advanced features on paid tiers |
Competitor prices are approximate, checked September 2026. Always confirm on their site.
Yes. Prepaid virtual cards on the Visa/Mastercard networks with spend limits, funded from your card wallet and linkable to each identity, so you always know which card belongs to which service.
No. Privacy.com is a virtual card service and doesn't store passwords. Quackr ID includes virtual cards and a zero-knowledge password manager in the same plan, with browser autofill in Chrome and Firefox.
Your email address and phone number, the other two identifiers merchants keep and leak. One Quackr ID identity masks all three at once, and the password manager remembers which alias goes where.
Private number · alias email · virtual cards · password manager · shared 2FA. $9.99/mo or $79/yr.