Free tool
Is anyone copying your web address?
Enter your domain and see which typo and look-alike spellings already exist, the fake addresses used for phishing.
We only ask DNS whether a name exists. No site is opened and nothing is stored.
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Enter your domain
Your company or brand address, such as yourcompany.com.
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We try the spellings attackers use
Typing slips, characters that look alike such as rn for m, other endings, added hyphens and words like login or secure.
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You see which ones exist
Each registered lookalike, and whether it can send email as if it were you.
Questions
→Does a lookalike mean someone is attacking me?
Not necessarily. Many are registered by the owner to protect the brand, or by domain investors. It is a reason to look, not proof of abuse. Use the link checker on any you do not recognise.
→Why does it matter if a lookalike can send email?
A fake address that can send mail can write to your customers or staff as if it were you. Those messages are how most invoice and password scams start.
→Does 'none found' mean I am safe?
No. We try the most common spellings, not every possible one, and a name that is registered but not yet in use may not show. Treat it as a quick first look.
→Do you open the lookalike sites?
No. We only ask the domain name system whether a name exists. Nothing is fetched and nothing is stored.