1. Pick the question
Use a domain check for reputation and classification, a URL scan for page evidence, or a feed for matching many domains locally.
Compare the productsSee what Inspector adds to your decisions.
Get a first result, test the findings against your own examples, then choose capacity for regular use.
No card needed for the free account. 100 credits cover up to 33 domain checks or 10 URL scans; mixed usage shares the same balance.
Three steps to a useful evaluation
2. Inspect a result
Start with a domain you know. Check the verdict, category, analysis date and available context. Treat Unknown separately from Safe.
Open Domain Checker3. Test your sample
Include known threats, legitimate sites and unfamiliar domains. Count usable results, false positives, relevant categories and analysis age. Measure response times for your workload.
Estimate production usageWhat to look for beyond a verdict
Unwanted applications
Keep unwanted software separate from phishing when your policy calls for a review instead of the same action for every threat.
Inspect current public examplesBrowser notification abuse
Identify browser-spam findings as their own class and decide which destinations your protection should cover.
Explore database examplesPage-level evidence
For a suspicious link, compare the domain assessment with available page metadata and redirects from URL Analysis.
Explore URL AnalysisPublic database examples are live records, not a benchmark or a guarantee of coverage. A valid comparison uses the same targets, dates and decision criteria for every provider.
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Tell us what you want to evaluate or put into production. We will help you choose the product, capacity and applicable licence.
Standard evaluations do not make submissions private. Discuss confidential data or private processing before submitting it. Commercial agreements and feed licenses are separate from public API subscriptions.