🛡 Website Trust Audit

22 signals across 8 categories: domain age and registration (WHOIS, registrar), reputation (Google Web Risk, backlink spam score), authority (referring domains, domain rank), identity (contact email, phone, Organization schema, social profiles), site behaviour (robots.txt, crawler access), on-page trust signals (About, Contact, Privacy, Terms), technology stack and TLD risk. Each signal is weighted and the result is graded A to F on a 0 to 100 scale.

Typically 15 to 20 seconds. The audit runs all our system calls and local fetches in parallel — WHOIS lookup, backlink summary, spam score, domain rank, technology detection, homepage fetch, robots.txt fetch and Google Web Risk check all happen simultaneously.

£1.99 per audit, deducted from your account credit balance. No subscription required. Account creation is free.

Yes. The audit is entirely passive. It only reads publicly observable information — the same HTTP requests a normal browser would make, plus public WHOIS and DNS lookups. No active payloads, no port scans, no authentication attempts. You can audit any public website for due diligence, competitor analysis or vendor screening.

Grade A (80–100): Trustworthy — strong signals across age, authority and identity. Grade B (60–79): Generally trustworthy — solid foundations with some gaps. Grade C (40–59): Mixed signals — verify before transacting. Grade D (20–39): Use caution — significant trust deficits. Grade F (0–19): High risk — multiple red flags. The grade is a screening tool, not a definitive judgement — context matters.

Our system doesn't have data for every domain — particularly very new sites (under 30 days), private subdomains, or sites with no crawl history. Missing data is treated as a failed check (no credit) but isn't necessarily a red flag. WHOIS hiding is also common for privacy reasons and doesn't automatically signal fraud.