The checks you would normally run on six different sites, in one report with a reason for every point.
What is this tool?
This website checker puts the checks you would normally run on several sites in one place and sums them up in a 0 to 100 trust score. It looks for malware and phishing (Google Safe Browsing, Cloudflare and CleanBrowsing security filters, the SURBL blocklist), reads community ratings and recent reviews from Web of Trust and links to ScamAdviser, Trustpilot and other review sites, and shows the domain's history: when it was registered, last changed, transferred and when it expires, plus its archive history. It lists the trackers, session recorders and fingerprinting scripts on the page, what the forms ask for and where they send it, the cookies it sets, the ad networks and roughly how many ad slots there are, every redirect, the certificate and security headers, look-alike addresses and scam wording. Speed (server response and download time from Cloudflare's network, plus Google Lighthouse when available), mobile friendliness and on-page SEO get their own site-quality score, because a slow site is not a scam. If a source cannot be reached the check is shown as Could not check and does not change the score. The result is an automated estimate, not a guarantee.
How to Use
- Type or paste the website or link into Website or link, for example example.com or a full https:// address.
- Click Check website. The check runs on a Wivrix server and takes a few seconds; the Google Lighthouse speed test finishes in the background.
- Read the trust score, the recommendation and the risk factors, then the scores by area. Tap an area to open its checks.
- Read the reviews box, the trackers and data the site collects, and the speed, mobile and SEO sections.
- Use Copy link, Copy report, Download .txt or Download .json to keep or share the result.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the trust score calculated?
Each trust check has a maximum number of points, for example domain age 20, Safe Browsing 15, popularity 15, HTTPS 10, contact pages 10 and the Web of Trust rating 8. The score is the points earned divided by the points available from the checks that ran. Popularity and community ratings only add points: having none is normal for small sites and costs nothing. Caps then limit the score: a malware or phishing listing, scam reports in reviews, forms that send passwords or card numbers to another site, a suspended domain, scam phrases or a brand look-alike cap it low; a domain under a year old with no other history stays below Low risk; pop-under ad networks and higher-risk categories such as gambling, cracked software or piracy cap it lower. Every cap is listed under How this score was calculated.
Does a high score mean a website is safe?
No. It means the public signals look normal. A long-established site can still be compromised and a new legitimate shop can score low, so always check reviews and the payment method before you buy or sign in.
Do speed and SEO change the trust score?
No. Speed, mobile friendliness and SEO have their own site-quality score. A slow or badly optimised site is not a scam, so they are shown next to the trust score but never lower it.
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