Can you trust this company with your data?
One score for whether a company is safe to trust. Enter a domain and get a 0-100 read on its security, privacy transparency, malware verdict, and public reputation, data breaches, lawsuits, and regulatory actions included. Free, no signup.
Trust is more than a padlock
A site can serve HTTPS and still mishandle your data, get sued, or land on a malware blocklist. This checker pulls the signals that actually matter into one score: is the connection secure and hardened, does the company publish a real privacy policy and honor data-rights frameworks, has it been flagged for malware or phishing, and does its public record show breaches, lawsuits, or regulatory action. Use it to vet a vendor, a partner, or any site before you hand over an email, a payment, or company data.
FAQ
- What does the trust score measure?
- It blends four best-effort signals: security posture (HTTPS and hardening headers), data-practice transparency (a real privacy policy, GDPR/CCPA references, cookie consent), a Google Safe Browsing malware/phishing verdict, and public reputation from grounded web search (data breaches, lawsuits, regulatory actions, and credible complaint patterns).
- How reliable are the reputation findings?
- Reputation findings come from grounded web search over public sources and are labeled as publicly reported, not legal determinations. They are conservative by design and only surface when real sources back them, but you should always verify independently before acting on them.
- Why do some signals show as not checked?
- Every signal is best-effort. If a data source needs a key that is not configured, or a service is rate-limited, that signal is dropped and the score is re-normalized over the ones that resolved. You still get a usable score instead of an error.
- What does a high-risk verdict mean?
- It means one or more serious red flags: no HTTPS, a Safe Browsing malware flag, no privacy transparency, or credible reported breaches, lawsuits, or scam patterns. A Safe Browsing malware flag alone forces a high-risk verdict regardless of the other signals.
Malware verdict via Google Safe Browsing. Reputation via grounded web search. A StartupHub.ai tool.