How Fraudly works

How Fraudly checks a website

Fraudly analyzes public trust signals, review data, website patterns, and AI risk indicators to help you spot suspicious links before you buy or share personal details.

Step by step

From paste to a clear readout — here is what happens when you run a check.

  1. 1

    Paste a website link

    Enter the URL of a webshop, brand, or unknown website you want to check.

  2. 2

    We review trust signals

    Fraudly checks signals like domain patterns, public reviews, website content, shipping cues, and business transparency.

  3. 3

    AI explains the risk

    Our AI summarizes the findings in plain language, so you understand why a website looks safe, suspicious, or risky.

  4. 4

    Get a clear trust score

    You receive an easy-to-read trust score, verdict, and reasons to help you decide what to do next.

What Fraudly looks at

Multiple layers of public and on-page signals feed your trust score and summary.

Public reviews

Google review ratings and review counts help identify established businesses.

Website patterns

We look for suspicious wording, unusual domains, fake urgency, and unclear business information.

Shipping & supply chain

Fraudly checks for clues of dropshipping, long delivery times, or China-linked fulfillment.

Business transparency

Clear contact details, return policies, VAT/KvK signals, and local business information increase trust.

AI risk summary

AI combines the findings and explains the result in understandable language.

Fraudly is a risk assistant, not a guarantee

No automated tool can guarantee that a website is 100% safe or unsafe. Fraudly helps you make a better-informed decision by highlighting signals that are often associated with trustworthy or suspicious websites.