PhishGun - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

PhishGun is a cloud-based phishing simulation and employee security awareness training platform designed for security and IT teams at companies and public-sector organizations, with a primary focus on the EU market, including Slovakia and Czechia. The platform covers the full operational loop: simulate, train, report, measure, and repeat. Core capabilities include realistic phishing campaign creation segmented by department, risk level, language, and business context; in-the-moment micro-training triggered at the point of a click; a one-click employee phishing report workflow; and an analytics dashboard tracking click rates, training completion, reporting rates, repeat risk, and campaign progress. Localized phishing templates are available in English, Slovak, and Czech. Infrastructure is hosted on DigitalOcean in Frankfurt, Germany, and the platform integrates with Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, identity providers, and email platforms.

PhishGun is suited to lean security teams and organizations seeking a focused phishing simulation program rather than a broad enterprise awareness suite. Pricing tiers indicate a primary fit for organizations up to 250 employees, with options available above that threshold. The platform generates risk scores, trends, and recommendations per campaign, and produces audit-ready compliance evidence for NIS2, ISO 27001, DORA, and internal audits, reducing administrative overhead for recurring compliance obligations. Repeatable campaign scheduling supports continuous, measurable security awareness programs without heavy manual effort.

The platform shifts measurement from completion metrics to behavioral metrics, tracking whether employees detect and report threats rather than simply whether they completed training. The employee reporting workflow captures positive security behavior before incidents escalate. Automation-assisted features support campaign creation, localization, analysis, and improvement of security workflows. Customer participant data is not used to train third-party AI models unless expressly agreed with the customer.