Is this link safe?

Simply copy the link and paste it into the search bar above. Do not click the link first. URLert uses an AI-powered investigation engine to "visit" the site for you in a secure environment. We analyze the page layout, check for hidden redirects, and look for signs of brand impersonation (like a fake bank login) so you don't have to risk your own device.

Traditional scanners rely on "blacklists"—which means they only catch a scam after people have already been hurt. URLert is built for zero-day threats. Our AI acts like a human analyst: it takes a real-time screenshot and reads the code of the site the second you scan it. This allows us to detect brand-new scams and phishing pages hours or even days before the big databases catch up.

A "zero-day" attack is a brand-new scam created today that no one has seen yet. Scammers often register new domains (like yourbank-secure-login.top) and send out thousands of texts before Google or Microsoft can flag them. URLert's AI looks at the domain age, registration details (RDAP), and visual cues to identify these "infant" threats instantly.

Yes. Shortened links are the #1 way scammers hide their tracks. When you paste a shortened URL into URLert, our engine follows the "breadcrumb trail" through every redirect until it finds the final destination. We scan that final page to ensure it's not a cloaked attack designed to steal your credentials.

URLert Guard is like having a security expert sitting next to you. It uses the same AI engine to monitor the sites you visit. If you land on a page our engine has flagged as dangerous, a warning appears in the corner of your screen — no interruption, just an immediate heads-up so you can leave before engaging with the site. You can also use it to scan any page on the fly to understand exactly why it might be suspicious.

Yes, the URLert investigation engine is 100% free for individuals. We believe link safety should be accessible to everyone. To keep the lights on, we partner with trusted security providers like NordVPN, Bitdefender, and Malwarebytes. If our scan shows you're at risk, we may suggest professional tools to help secure your devices, but you are never required to pay to use our scanner.