Domain Reputation Check
Scan a domain through dozens of domain blacklists and threat-intel sources to see whether it is associated with phishing, malware or scams.
- Runs on our servers
- Free to use
- API available →
About this tool
The Domain Reputation Check is the domain counterpart of the IP blacklist scanner. It queries the APIVoid Domain Reputation API, which checks the host against more than forty domain blacklists and adds server details, category flags (free hosting, anonymiser, URL shortener, dynamic DNS, pastebin, form builder…) and structural security checks such as homoglyph detection, abused TLDs and unusual dash or dot counts.
Use it to vet links before clicking, to review sign-up e-mail domains, to triage phishing reports, or to monitor your own domains. The DNS Reputation Check shows whether filtering resolvers block the domain in practice.
How to use it — quick steps
- 01
Enter the domain or hostname
Type or paste the domain or hostname in the field above, for example example.com. Use Ctrl + V to paste.
- 02
Press "Check domain reputation"
Press "Check domain reputation" or Ctrl + Enter. It takes a few seconds. Results can be copied.
- 03
Read the result
It appears in the dark panel under the form in a few seconds. Every block has [copy] and other actions.
Key features of this tool
40+ blacklists
Phishing, malware, scam and abuse feeds, each with a reference link.
Server details
IP, reverse DNS, geolocation, ISP and ASN of the host behind the domain.
Risk signals
View key risk signals to help identify suspicious domains.
Frequently asked questions
What is the risk score?
A 0–100 figure combining blacklist detections, domain characteristics and server signals. Scores above 70 usually belong to confirmed malicious domains; a single detection on a clean-looking domain yields a low score.
Is this a website safety check?
It evaluates the domain's reputation, not the page content. For a specific URL the APIVoid URL Reputation API performs a deeper, content-aware analysis.
A domain I own is detected, what should I do?
Open the engine reference, see if they provide more details (compromised site, abused subdomain) and request removal from the list owner after cleaning up.