An MCP server for AI assistants

AI assistants can check a website through verified.fyi's MCP server, getting a report's verdict, score and summary, or a fresh scan of a site never checked before. A setup guide shows how to add it to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients, with a live example of what the assistant gets back. Reports also gained share buttons.

Research: Born Yesterday

Most of the dangerous websites we checked were less than a month old, and the padlock, privacy policy and company details didn't help tell them apart. Read the story.

IP address profiles

Every IP address a checked site runs on has its own page, showing the network that owns it, that network's reputation and the other websites we know of there.

A JSON API

The trust report API returns any site's verdict, score and summary as JSON with no key needed, and llms.txt describes the site for language models.

A new look and a blog

A redesigned site with checks grouped by theme, site icons on every report, and a blog of guides to spotting scams.

Reports that explain their score

Each report breaks its score down by category, so you can see where a site earns and loses trust.

verified.fyi launches

Paste any web address and get a plain-English verdict on whether it's safe to trust with your money and data.