Who is using your company name?

Scammers write to your customers from a domain one letter off: barclasy.co.uk, yourcompany-login.com. Enter your domain and we’ll check its lookalikes: which are registered, which can send email, and which are already blocklisted.

Which variants we check

1. Different endingThe same name with .com, .co.uk, .uk, .eu, .shop, .online and other endings. The classic: the company owns .co.uk, the scammer buys .com.
2. TypoA missing, doubled or swapped letter, or an extra hyphen. Nobody notices these when reading quickly.
3. Lookalike characterA zero for an o, a one for an l, rn for an m. In a small font on a phone they’re almost impossible to tell apart.
4. Added wordYour name plus login, secure, support or help. Scammers love these because they sound official.

What the results mean

• A lookalike that can handle email is the most dangerous: someone can write in your name from it, and it receives mail sent to the mistyped address.
• A new registration is suspicious: scammers work with domains a few days or weeks old.
• A parked domain is usually for sale. If it matters to you, buy it before someone else does.
• If a variant looks like yours we say so, but it’s worth checking: it may simply be with the same provider.