CanIPhish

Overview

CanIPhish combines phishing simulations with adaptive security awareness training. Its aim is to help organizations strengthen their human firewall by giving employees simulated threats to encounter and learn from. Simulations span email, voice and web, and the platform supports campaign automation, risk scoring and training content.

The service is used by managed service providers, enterprise customers and organizations of different sizes in more than 65 countries. Its headquarters are in Queensland, Australia. CanIPhish is freemium and lists a free plan, though subscription employee counts govern how many unique email addresses can be contacted each month.

Organizations comparing products in this category can browse Phishing Simulation Software.

Key features

Multichannel simulations

CanIPhish supports hyper-realistic phishing simulations by email, voice and web. Its library includes more than 140 ready-to-go scenarios. Campaign templates can track clicks, credential entries, attachment opens and replies, and support domain spoofing.

Adaptive campaign selection

Autonomous phishing mode draws on OSINT, user context and historical data to select content for each person and determine timing. This gives campaigns a way to vary simulated content based on the individual rather than rely only on a uniform message for everyone.

Voice and website creation

The AI voice-phishing capability can hold dynamic conversations across languages, accents and personas, and can clone a voice from a short audio sample. For web simulations, the website generator can create customizable phishing sites by cloning templates or building bespoke sites from scratch.

Integrations, API and delivery

Included integrations and add-ons include Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Gmail Report Phish and Outlook Report Phish. The public API can read campaign results, human-risk scores, dark-web breaches and domain-supply-chain posture. It can also manage campaigns, employee lists, content and platform settings.

Email delivery options are CanIPhish SMTP, Google Workspace Direct Email Injection, Microsoft 365 Direct Email Injection or a customer-controlled third-party SMTP server. The platform limits unique email addresses contacted according to the employee count in the subscription and refreshes that address allowance monthly.

Security and data residency

Sensiba finalized CanIPhish’s SOC 2 Type 2 attestation report on January 22, 2026. The report covers security, availability and confidentiality controls. CanIPhish says its policies, standards, procedures and guidelines are based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the Australian Cyber Security Centre Information Security Manual.

Customer data can be stored in configurable locations: Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, South Africa, Germany, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil and Singapore.

Pricing

CanIPhish lists three plans. The Free plan is free, billed forever, for up to 10 employees. Professional is free, billed monthly, with a minimum of 11 employees. Enterprise is free, billed annual only, with a minimum of 25 employees. The service has no free trial, and the monthly email-address limit is tied to the employee count in the subscription.

Platforms

CanIPhish is available on web and through an API. Its simulations are multichannel, covering email, voice and web, while delivery can use the platform’s SMTP service, direct email injection for Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, or a customer-controlled third-party SMTP server.

Who it's for

CanIPhish may suit organizations that want to run phishing exercises across several channels and pair them with awareness training, campaign automation and risk scoring. Its audience includes managed service providers, enterprise customers and organizations of all sizes. The employee-based plan thresholds and monthly address refresh are important to consider when estimating campaign reach.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Email, voice and web simulations; more than 140 ready-to-go scenarios; individualized autonomous campaign selection; customizable phishing website generation; integrations, API access, risk scoring and training content.
• Pros: Configurable data residency across nine listed countries, several email delivery methods, and a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation report covering security, availability and confidentiality controls.
• Cons: The number of unique email addresses that can be contacted is tied to subscription employee count and refreshes monthly.
• Cons: The listed Professional and Enterprise plans show 0.00 USD pricing despite their monthly or annual billing terms and minimum employee counts, so the plan details should be clarified before choosing a tier.

Alternatives

For phishing simulations and security awareness, consider SMARTFENSE Simulation Tools, CyberHoot, Keepnet Phishing Simulator or Gophish. Organizations comparing adjacent data protection products can also review Proofpoint Email DLP and Encryption, Trellix Data Loss Prevention, Mimecast Data Leak Prevention and Fortra Data Security Posture Management.

Verdict

CanIPhish brings together multichannel simulations, a large scenario library, adaptive selection, customizable phishing websites and voice capabilities, alongside campaign tracking and training. Its API and range of delivery choices add operational flexibility, while its data residency options and security assurance details may matter to organizations with specific governance needs. The central practical constraint is the subscription-based email-address allowance; prospective users should also confirm what the listed 0.00 USD plan prices mean before settling on a tier.