Sometimes you do not need another report. You need OSINT consulting: an expert to help you frame the question, judge the evidence you already have, or teach your own people to do the work well.
OSINT consulting is expert advice on using open-source intelligence: framing the right question, choosing what to research, judging how reliable the findings are, and building the skills and processes to do it in-house. OSINT-S offers business intelligence consulting around a specific decision, expert scoping and debriefs on investigations, and corporate OSINT training delivered with the Molfar Intelligence Institute.
An investigator delivers findings. A consultant improves your decision or your capability. Many engagements start as one and become the other.
| OSINT consulting | OSINT investigation | |
|---|---|---|
| Output | Advice, a decision framework, trained staff, better processes | A source-referenced report on a subject |
| Who does the research | Shared, or your own team after training | Our analysts |
| Typical trigger | A strategic decision, a new market, a team to build | A specific person, company, asset or threat |
| Length | A workshop, a few sessions or a program | From 10 business days to about a month |
If you already know the subject and the question, go straight to OSINT investigation services or browse our OSINT services. If you are not sure what to ask, or you want your own people to answer it next time, read on.
Four ways to work with our OSINT experts, from a single session on one decision to a training program for a whole team.
Research-backed advice around one decision: entering a market, choosing a partner, assessing a competitor or a regulatory risk. The work follows six steps, from defining the decision to structuring the findings for the people who make it (Molfar).
Before an investigation, an expert helps you turn a worry into an answerable question and a proportionate scope. After it, an analyst walks your team, board or lawyers through what is proven, what is likely and what is still open.
Courses for small, medium and large organizations, online or in person, in English or Ukrainian, built around your sector and the cases your team handles (custom courses).
Advanced training of 8 to 40 hours covering investigations into people and companies, HUMINT basics and cybersecurity, designed for teams that are scaling their processes and recruiting analysts (Molfar Intelligence Institute).
When the problem is the question, the method or the team, not one missing fact.
For decision support we follow the six steps Molfar uses for business advisory work; for training we start from your team's real cases.
Practical tradecraft on your team's own scenarios: finding, verifying and documenting information about people, companies and online activity, lawfully and safely.
Training is delivered with the Molfar Intelligence Institute, which reports 7,000 participants and more than 100 training topics (institute). Formats run from a single workshop to an advanced program of 8 to 40 hours, online, in person or recorded.
Senior practitioners from Molfar Intelligence, whose 100+ people include analysts, investigators, researchers, engineers and strategic experts.
Names and titles as published on molfar.com/team and molfar.com/united-kingdom. The expert assigned to you depends on the topic and region.
Consulting and training are priced individually, depending on the scope, the number of participants and the format. You receive a fixed proposal before anything starts.
For comparison, UK contract OSINT specialists earn a median of £575 a day (ITJobsWatch). A focused advisory engagement usually takes a few days of expert time; a training program depends on the number of sessions and participants. See our OSINT pricing guide for more benchmarks.
Tell us about the decision, the report or the team you want to strengthen. An expert will suggest the lightest way to help.
An OSINT consultant helps you use open-source intelligence well: framing the question, scoping research, judging the reliability of findings and training your team. An OSINT investigator, by contrast, delivers the findings themselves.
In practice the terms overlap. Analyst usually describes the person doing the research; expert or specialist usually describes a senior practitioner who advises, reviews or trains.
We price consulting and training individually after a short call. For context, UK contract OSINT specialists earn a median of £575 a day.
Yes. Corporate courses are available online or in person, in English or Ukrainian, and are built around your team's own scenarios.
We help through advanced training aimed at teams that are scaling their processes and recruiting analysts, combined with practical advice from practitioners. Tell us where you are starting from.
Ask us. We can usually explain what a report proves, what it assumes and what is missing, and recommend whether further work is needed.
We do not currently offer expert-witness services. Our investigation reports and evidence packs can support your lawyers and your appointed experts.
Yes. We do not disclose client information without written consent, and we can work under your NDA.
Sources checked 6 October 2026. OSINT-S is operated by Molfar Intelligence, a trading name of Molfar Limited (Companies House 13558891). Figures from Molfar are company statements, not independently audited.