Is this shop legit? Check before you pay.
Enter the address of an unfamiliar web shop. In a few seconds Guvir reads its domain registration, its home page and its payment options, and shows which signals point to a real shop and which to a fake one.
1 shops checked so far
What the check looks at
Age of the domain
From the official registry, or from the first public security certificate. Fake shops are usually only days or weeks old.
Who is behind it
Legal notice, company details, contact e-mail on its own domain, phone number and returns policy.
How you are asked to pay
Buyer-protected methods such as PayPal or cards versus advance transfer or crypto, plus unrealistic discounts.
Why a fresh check matters
Fake shops appear and disappear within weeks, often with names nobody has written about yet. Review sites cannot keep up, and an AI chatbot has never seen a shop that went online last Tuesday. Guvir checks the live site at the moment you ask.
Questions
Does a good score mean the shop is safe?
No. The score summarises technical signals. A clever fake shop can look clean. Always use a payment method with buyer protection.
Does a bad score mean the shop is a scam?
No. New small shops can collect several warnings. A low score means: check more carefully before you pay.
What does it cost?
Nothing. There is no account and no app. The site is financed by advertising.
I own a shop and the result is outdated.
Every result shows its check date and can be re-run. Results are recalculated from the live site, not edited by hand.