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Before you shop, sign up, or share your details — check the website first. Our free tool scans domain age, SSL certificates, threat databases, and server info to tell you if a site is safe or risky.
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Paste any URL below. We'll scan it against threat databases, check its SSL certificate, domain age, and server details — all in seconds. No account needed.
Why You Should Check a Website Before Trusting It
Scam websites look real. They use professional designs, HTTPS, and even fake reviews. Here's why checking first matters.
Online Scams Are Getting Smarter
Phishing websites, fake online stores, and credential-stealing pages cost people billions every year. Many of these sites look identical to real businesses — complete with logos, product images, and checkout pages. You can't tell by looking anymore. You need data.
Data Beats Guesswork
Instead of guessing, our tool checks real signals: Is the domain new or old? Is SSL valid? Has it been reported for malware or phishing? Does the server location match what the site claims? These facts help you decide — not gut feeling.
Scams Don't Respect Borders
A fake store targeting users in the US might be hosted in another continent. A phishing site impersonating an Indian bank could be registered in Eastern Europe. Our tool works globally — checking any website from anywhere, no matter what country you're in.
Everyone Deserves to Know
You shouldn't need to be a cybersecurity expert to stay safe online. Whether you're a student, a parent, a freelancer, or a first-time online shopper — our tool gives you the same threat intelligence that security professionals use, in plain language.
Clear Results You Can Understand
After checking a website, you'll see one of four results. Each one tells you exactly what our scan found.
Established Website
Domain is well-established, SSL is valid, and no threats were found in public databases. This is a good sign.
New / Unknown
The domain is new or has limited history. This doesn't mean it's dangerous — but be careful with personal info.
Risky / Potential Scam
Warning signals detected — the site may be flagged for phishing, malware, or suspicious activity. Avoid sharing data.
Verified by Transparency Badge
The site owner applied, passed our eligibility check, and pays for ongoing automated monitoring to maintain verification. This is the highest trust level.
What Happens When You Check a Website
We don't just check one thing. We pull data from multiple sources and combine them into a single, easy-to-read result.
Threat Database Scan
We check the domain against public threat intelligence feeds — including known phishing lists, malware databases, and abuse reports.
Domain Age & History
When was the domain registered? A site created yesterday is riskier than one that's been around for 5 years. We check registration records.
SSL & HTTPS Check
We verify if the site uses HTTPS and whether its SSL certificate is valid. No encryption? That's a red flag.
Combined Risk Score
No single check decides the result. We weigh all signals together — threat data, domain age, SSL, and more — for a balanced assessment.
What Kind of Websites Can You Check?
Our tool works on any publicly accessible URL. Here are some of the most common reasons people use it.
Online Stores You've Never Heard Of
Found a great deal on an unfamiliar website? Check it before entering your credit card. Fake stores are one of the most common scams online.
Links from Emails or Social Media
Got a link via WhatsApp, email, or DM? Paste it into our checker before clicking. Phishing links often look normal but lead to dangerous sites.
Banking & Financial Websites
Make sure you're on the real banking site — not a phishing clone. Our tool checks whether the domain is established and has valid security.
Online Courses & Educational Platforms
Before paying for a course or sharing your details, verify the platform is legitimate. New doesn't mean fake, but a quick check gives you peace of mind.
Freelance & Job Platforms
Remote job scams are on the rise. If someone sends you a link to apply or sign up, check the website first. It takes 5 seconds.
Any Website That Asks for Your Data
If a website is asking for your name, email, phone, payment info, or address — check it first. A legitimate site won't mind you verifying.
Online Scams in Numbers
These aren't scare tactics — they're real. Here's why checking websites matters more than ever.
3.4 Billion
Phishing emails sent every single day. Many link to fake websites built to steal your credentials or money.
$10 Billion+
Lost to online scams globally each year. Individuals, small businesses, and even large companies are affected.
1.5 Million
New phishing websites created every month. Most stay active for just hours — long enough to steal data before vanishing.
A single check takes seconds. It could save you from identity theft, financial loss, or malware infection. Why risk it?
Own a Website? Show Visitors They Can Trust You
New websites get flagged as 'Unknown' — even if they're completely legitimate. The Verified Badge fixes that.
Verified Badge Program
Eligibility check · Continuous monitoring · $10/month · First month free
When someone checks your website using our tool, they'll see "Verified by Transparency Badge" instead of "New / Unknown." You also get an embeddable trust badge for your site that visitors can click to confirm your verification.
Guides to Staying Safe Online
Practical articles about spotting scams, checking websites, and protecting your personal information.
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The price looks right and the site looks professional — but something feels off. Here's the actual checklist to run before you buy from a store you've never used, including the payment step most guides skip.
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Read the full guideCommon Questions
Quick answers about how our website safety checker works and what results mean.
Don't Trust a Website Until You've Checked It
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