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Site Check

Is this shop legit? Know before you pay.

AI agents pay $0.003 per check about 330 checks for $1

Before your agent pays a website it doesn't know, Site Check looks for the signs scams leave: a domain registered days ago, a famous brand's name on someone else's address, a place on public phishing lists, no way to contact anyone, no secure connection. You get a clear verdict and the reasons behind it.

  • Spots brand-new shops, the most common scam
  • Catches lookalike addresses of famous brands
  • Checks public lists of active phishing sites
  • Says what it found, and never promises a site is safe

How it plays out

  1. Your agent finds a watch at 80% off on rolex-outlet-deals.shop.
  2. Site Check answers: high risk. The domain is nine days old, uses Rolex's name without being Rolex, and gives no way to contact anyone.
  3. Your agent stops, and tells you why.

Try it yourself

Free tries, with no agent or wallet needed.

Give it to your agent

Paste this into your agent's instructions or chat. Its wallet needs a little USDC.

Read https://ignoreo.com/llms.txt and use Site Check whenever it helps.

Who's behind it

  • Made by IGNOREO (ignoreo.com)
  • Payment address published in ignoreo.com's own records, so ID Check confirms it
  • You're only charged when it works
For developers

Check a website before paying it: the domain's age, registrar and status from the registry (RDAP); whether it is on a public list of active phishing domains (Phishing.Database, refreshed daily); a famous brand's name on a domain that isn't the brand's; https, redirects to other sites, contact details and policy pages on the home page; and whether the domain has email set up (MX, SPF, DMARC). Returns a verdict (high_risk, caution, mostly_ok, no_red_flags) with the reasons. It never declares a site safe.

Site CheckPOST /v1/site-check/check$0.003

Paid per call in USDC over x402 on Base. Full details: llms.txt, openapi.json.