Is your website properly protected? Find out before something goes wrong.
AttackScout checks your domains as the internet sees them, without ever forcing its way in: email, certificates, domain, technologies, exposed files. Every issue is explained in plain words, with its date and how to fix it.
Opening late November 2026 · beta open now

- 80checks, from the free public audit to the full audit
- ≈20 sfor a full grade, first findings within seconds
- 0intrusions: no forms filled in, no login attempts
- EUdata hosted in the European Union, never resold
What you see
A grade, one sentence per issue, a ready-made fix. We audit ourselves: here is the result for attackscout.com.
- A grade from A to F, and what raises it.
- Every deadline dated: certificate, domain, end of security fixes.
- A ready-to-paste DMARC record for your DNS host.
- “Check again”: the result changes within the minute.

What we check
What anyone can see of your business from the internet, explained in plain words.
Can someone pretend to be you? SPF, DKIM and DMARC, with a ready-to-paste DMARC record.
Certificates
Validity, renewal, and readiness for 100-day certificates on March 15, 2027.
Domain
Expiry date, transfer lock, DNSSEC and DNS servers.
Technologies
PHP, CMS, servers, JavaScript libraries: end-of-life versions, with their dates.
Exposed files
Secret files, backups, admin pages, after you've proved the domain is yours.
Deadlines
Every date that matters, in one calendar, with reminders before it's too late.

A clear report, every month
What was checked, what was fixed, what's coming up. Keep it, or pass it on to your IT provider, your insurer or a customer.
- As a web page and a PDF, on the 1st of the month.
- Your grade over six months.
- What's left to fix, sorted by urgency.
- Made-up example: company and domains are invented.
How it works
Three steps, no technical skills needed.
- Enter your domainA free public audit, no account needed: first results within seconds.
- Prove it's yoursOne line of text (TXT) in your DNS. It's your permission: without it, no in-depth checks.
- Stay informedDaily checks, a full audit every week, an alert as soon as a risk appears, a clear report every month.
Pricing
One price, per domain. For businesses only.
Free domain
€0
Up to 3 domains per account, one public audit a month.
Monitored domain
€9.99 excl. VAT per month
Or €99 excl. VAT per year. Weekly full audit, alerts, monthly report.
Plans
from €59 excl. VAT per month
10, 25 or 50 domains on a single invoice: €59, €99 or €179 excl. VAT per month.
No commitment on monthly billing. 14-day guarantee: cancel and get refunded.
Join the beta
Do you look after one or more websites? Try AttackScout before everyone else, and help us make it better.
- Early access, before the public opening.
- Your first full audit for free.
- The founder price: €99 excl. VAT per year for life on any domain switched to annual billing before March 15, 2027, as long as the subscription isn't interrupted.
- A direct line for your feedback, which really counts.
The button opens an email to contact@attackscout.com. Your address is only used to reply to you.
Our rules
We look at what the internet sees. We never force our way in.
- No intrusion: no login attempts, no passwords tried.
- No data collection: an exposed sensitive file is reported, never downloaded.
- Our probe always identifies itself and sends no more than one request per second.
- Full audit only after proof that the domain is yours.
- Data hosted in the European Union, never resold.
- Your results stay private.
Hosting companies and web providers
Offer monitoring to your clients: API, WHMCS module, multi-domain plans and white label.
Frequently asked questions
Can I audit any domain?
Yes, for the public audit: it only reads what is public by nature, just like a browser would. The full audit requires proof that the domain is yours.
Can the audit slow down my website?
No. Our probe sends at most one request per second, never fills in forms and never tries to log in.
Do I need technical skills?
No. Each issue is explained in one sentence, with a step-by-step guide for your host.
When does the service open?
Late November 2026. Beta participants get access earlier.