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The free fraud scan from AI Fraud Protect checks your brand for lookalike and newly registered domains, cloned websites, login and verification pages, and offers using your name on marketplaces and in search ads. You provide your brand, official domain and a business email address and receive a short report within 48 hours, with a risk assessment and recommended next steps. The scan is a snapshot, not ongoing protection.
- The short report arrives by email within 48 hours and includes a risk assessment and recommended next steps (AI Fraud Protect).
- In Q4 2025 alone, phishing campaigns targeted 866 different brands (APWG).
- In a study of 112,005 phishing sites, 31.3% showed their content only under certain conditions, which kept them invisible to many scanners (CrawlPhish).
What is the free fraud scan?
A quick outside look at your brand: which domains, pages and offers are currently using your name, and how dangerous are they? The scan is meant for organizations that want to know whether they have a problem before deciding on tools, processes or budget. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
For the scan you provide three things: the name of your organization or brand, the official domain your customers and verifiers know, and a business email address for the report.
What does the scan check?
Four areas where fakes show up most often:
Lookalike and newly registered domains with your brand, such as misspellings, confusable characters or add-ons like login, shop or certificate. More in Brand impersonation explained.
Cloned websites that copy your logo, copy or design.
Cloned login and verification pages that steal credentials or confirm forged certificates.
Offers using your name on marketplaces and in search ads, for example for certificates that should not exist without an exam.
What's in the report?
The short report contains three kinds of information:
| Section | What you see | What you use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Findings | Domains, pages and offers using your name | An overview of the scale |
| Risk assessment | How dangerous the findings are | Setting priorities |
| Recommended next steps | What to do first | Acting right away or deciding internally |
What can't the scan see?
Two things no outside check reliably finds:
Hidden pages that only show their content with certain parameters, such as fake verification pages behind a QR code. These are mostly found by the people holding the link, which is why the report widget exists. Hidden fakes explains more about such pages.
What gets registered tomorrow. The scan shows today's picture. New domains appear every day, and that takes ongoing monitoring.
A report without findings is good news, but no guarantee.
How should you read the report?
Work through the findings in this order:
Active fakes with high risk first, especially pages that ask for data or confirm certificates. A takedown pays off right away here, see How to take down a fake website.
Sort out your own and partner domains if any appear. They belong on an ignore list.
Watch empty or parked domains instead of reporting them immediately.
Report offers on marketplaces and in ads through the platforms' reporting channels. See Brand impersonation in search ads.
What happens after the report?
What you do with it is up to you. You can work through the findings yourself, using the guides on this blog, or request a demo to see how AI Fraud Protect carries cases through to removal. With your consent, FutureNext GmbH contacts you by email about the result and sends information about AI Fraud Protect. You can withdraw that consent at any time, for example through the unsubscribe link. There are no sales calls without your agreement.
How does AI Fraud Protect help?
The scan is a snapshot; AI Fraud Protect is the ongoing protection. On a schedule, the domain scanner checks up to 20,000 variants of your domains, the report widget finds the hidden pages no scan sees, and the AI compares every finding with your real page. Every case gets an evidence package automatically, the reports to host, registrar, DNS provider and Google go out in parallel after a person has reviewed them, and the live status shows where a response is missing until the page is offline.
Start the free fraud scan or request a demo to see how a finding is carried through to removal.
FAQ
What does the fraud scan cost?
Nothing. The scan and the short report are free and commit you to nothing.
What details do you need?
The name of your organization or brand, your official domain and a business email address, plus your consent to be contacted about the result.
Will someone call us afterwards?
Not without your agreement. The report arrives by email, and you only receive further information while your consent is in place.
What if the report finds nothing?
That is good news for today. A one-off scan doesn't capture hidden pages or future registrations. That takes ongoing monitoring and a reporting route for the people who see suspicious links.
Sources
APWG Phishing Activity Trends Report, Q4 2025, published 18 February 2026
Zhang et al.: CrawlPhish, IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2021