Malware & phishing
Live lookups against Google Safe Browsing for known malware, phishing and unwanted-software listings — a confirmed threat caps the score.
UrlTestly inspects the signals that actually predict whether a website can be trusted — then tells you what each one found.
Live lookups against Google Safe Browsing for known malware, phishing and unwanted-software listings — a confirmed threat caps the score.
Certificate validity, issuer and expiry, and whether insecure HTTP traffic is properly redirected to HTTPS.
Age, registrar, status, expiry and abuse contact from WHOIS/RDAP, weighted so young domains earn caution and mature ones earn trust.
Nameservers and whether DNS responses are cryptographically signed with DNSSEC.
The resolved IP and the hosting country, so you can see where a site is actually served from.
Scraped page text is screened for harmful content categories using OpenAI's moderation, at no token cost.
Whether the site has contact, about, privacy and terms pages, plus a proper title and meta description.
Links to real social profiles are a positive signal; their complete absence is worth noting.
CMS, web server, CDN, analytics and security features fingerprinted from the site's HTML, headers and assets.
Domain authority from the site's backlink profile via the public Ahrefs Domain Rating.
A plain-language "What is this site?" explanation, generated from the homepage and the model's own knowledge.
A moderated discussion on every report where people can share experience or flag a concern about a domain.
A missing nicety shouldn't make a legitimate business look dangerous — but a confirmed threat should always win. The score reflects that.