Three reasons to choose LockedWeb over Tech Lockdown.
Traffic logs
LockedWeb keeps no browsing history. Tech Lockdown's Content Policy includes traffic logs and analytics.
One rule, built in
No lock settings to configure. Removal or loosening takes 72 hours and a one-time code.
A month, billed annually
For up to 25 household devices. Tech Lockdown advertises $9.99 a month, billed annually.
Start with the protection you want to keep.
Choose LockedWeb for private porn blocking, one consistent 72-hour rule and up to 25 household devices at $69 per year.
| WHAT MATTERS | LockedWeb | Tech Lockdown |
|---|---|---|
| Protection | Blocks adult domains across supported devices. SafeSearch and custom site blocks included. | DNS content policies with category, app and domain rules, SafeSearch, schedules and per-device settings. |
| Changing your mind | No pause or off switch. Removal or loosening requires 72 hours and a one-time unlock code. | Configurable Profile Locking with delay, challenge and accountability-partner options. |
| Browsing privacy | No screenshots or browsing history. Optional contact gets protection-change alerts, never browsing reports. | Content Policy includes website traffic logs and analytics; separate device-management data is disclosed. |
| Devices and household | iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Mac. Up to 25 devices in one household. | iOS, Android, Mac, Windows and compatible routers; device controls depend on the chosen setup. |
| Price in USD | $69/year ($5.75/month equivalent) or $9.99/month. 30-day money-back guarantee. | Advertises $9.99/month billed annually. Free-trial details at signup; seven-day initial-purchase refund policy. |
| Best fit | Adults and families who want a lasting porn block, private browsing and one clear removal rule. | People who want detailed filtering policies, network coverage, activity logs and configurable administration. |
Competitor details reflect their public product, pricing and help pages, reviewed October 28, 2026. Prices are in USD, and offers and features can change. On a phone, swipe the table sideways.
Protect your household without building a browsing history.
LockedWeb does not take screenshots or store a history of the websites you visit.
Its own filtering resolver does not retain DNS queries. That lets you set a boundary without turning private browsing into a report to review later. Account information, enrolled-device details, custom rules and support requests still have a role in providing the service. You can see the difference between protection data and browsing history on the What We Store page.
Tech Lockdown's Content Policy includes traffic logs and analytics for connected devices. Those features can help someone review activity or troubleshoot rules, but they serve a different privacy preference. Its Remote Supervision policy separately describes device identifiers, installed apps and restriction status, and says that management feature does not collect messages, photos or browsing history. Choose LockedWeb when retaining an activity history is not part of your goal.
Account and device details, your protection settings and custom blocks, and removal or unblock requests. Domain lookups reach our resolver to apply your rules and are not kept as browsing history.
Get a clear 72-hour rule from the start.
LockedWeb makes the commitment straightforward: no pause, no disable button and no off switch.
Adding a block happens immediately; removing protection or loosening a block takes 72 hours and a one-time unlock code. An optional accountability contact can receive notifications, but cannot unlock protection. You can include someone supportive without needing that person to administer your access. The rule is already defined when you make the decision to get protected.
Tech Lockdown also has meaningful self-control tools. Profile Locking lets you add restrictions while limiting changes that reduce them. You can configure delay, text-entry and partner-PIN steps, along with accountability notifications. Its terms say support cannot unlock a locked profile on your behalf. The distinction is a configurable locking workflow versus LockedWeb's consistent 72-hour product rule.
Put porn blocking at the center of your device setup.
LockedWeb provides maintained adult-site blocking and supported SafeSearch enforcement, with setup for iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Mac.
Add custom websites and supported app restrictions for the boundaries that matter to you. Up to 25 devices in one household fit under the standard plan. You can start with the device you use most, complete its setup and then apply the same protection goal to the rest of the household.
Tech Lockdown provides a broader policy-building approach: rules by category, app, domain, device and schedule, plus router connections and device configuration tools. It also offers SafeSearch and YouTube Restricted Mode controls. That flexibility is useful when you want different policies for different devices or a home-network setup. LockedWeb's focus is a maintained porn block and clear commitment on your supported devices, with guidance for choosing the right setup on each.
Start at $69 a year for your household.
LockedWeb costs $69 per year, equivalent to $5.75 per month when paid annually, or $9.99 month to month.
The plan includes up to 25 household devices and a 30-day money-back guarantee. That makes it easy to assess the core price before deciding which devices to protect. A purchase refund and removing installed protection are separate processes; removal follows the 72-hour wait and one-time unlock code.
Tech Lockdown advertises $9.99 per month billed annually, so the headline is an annual-plan monthly equivalent rather than a month-to-month charge. Its terms provide a seven-day refund window for the initial subscription purchase, with a request required. Free-trial details are specified at signup. Its pricing FAQ also says some third-party setup tools may have a cost depending on the approach you choose. Check the specific configuration and checkout before comparing total cost.
Choose a clear boundary you can live with.
Choose LockedWeb if you want adult content blocked, want your browsing to remain private, and prefer one known commitment rule over choosing multiple unlock steps.
It suits adults making a decision for themselves and families who want a shared blocking baseline without collecting everyone's browsing history. The dashboard gives you a place to manage devices and custom restrictions while the removal wait remains part of the product.
Tech Lockdown suits someone who wants to build detailed content policies, review traffic logs, share administration or include router-level filtering. If those are not the tasks you want to take on, LockedWeb brings the comparison back to the essentials: maintained porn blocking, privacy, household coverage and a defined wait before reducing protection. Decide on the experience you want to maintain after the first day of setup.
Make the move with a clear plan.
Choose LockedWeb, follow the setup guide for each device, and manage your household from one dashboard.
Need help? Visit the help center or email support@lockedweb.com. Our team stays with you until protection is on and verified.