The independent trust signal for every brand, store, and domain on the open internet.
Marketplaces use us to filter out fake merchants before they list. Fraud tools use us to flag sketchy checkout pages before money moves. AI shopping agents use us to know whether the site they're about to buy from is real. Same API, three audiences, one verdict.
What Brand Trust checks
Every check runs against multiple independent signal sources. No single source decides the verdict; the consensus does.
Is a real, registered organization behind this brand? We verify against global business registries and authoritative data sources. Verified entities get a trust floor. Unverified brands have to earn it signal by signal.
We check the domain's live infrastructure — ownership, email authentication, security posture, and hosting history. Verdicts are current, not cached. A domain that looked clean six months ago may not look clean today.
What does the internet say about this brand? We aggregate signals across review platforms, community reports, and public business records — weighted by source credibility and volume relative to brand size.
We detect patterns that appear consistently on fraudulent storefronts — impersonation, disposable template stores, fake trust signals, and coordinated shell networks. Patterns humans recognize, queryable by machines.
Marketplaces
Run every new merchant domain through Brand Trust before you let them list. Block the obvious, flag the suspicious, expedite the clean. Fewer chargebacks, less support load.
Fraud platforms
Brand Trust scores are orthogonal to device fingerprinting, velocity rules, and blacklists. We score the merchant identity — not the transaction. Catches what behavior-based tools miss.
Developers
Building anything that touches commerce — checkout flows, shopping tools, agent pipelines. Call Brand Trust before money moves. Green means proceed. Yellow means surface the reason. Red means stop.
Start with the free consumer demo to see the signal quality, then get API access for real traffic. Usage-based pricing, no contract required.