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What will I get from a TrustFrame scan?
Trust signals, public-facing security findings, affected pages, and recommendations. See the evidence behind a finding before deciding what to change.
Who is it for?
Website owners, independent designers, and small agencies reviewing sites they own, manage, or have permission to scan.
Is it a consumer scam checker?
No. TrustFrame helps website owners improve their own sites. It does not tell shoppers whether a business, offer, download, or transaction is legitimate.
What does the security scan cover?
Public-facing HTTPS, certificates, browser protections, cookies, forms, insecure content, and related settings. Each result shows the available evidence and limits. Paid reports may also include a separate Google Web Risk threat-list result for the starting address.
What does the free scan include?
Trust findings, public-facing security results, and recommendations for the exact public page you enter. No card is required.
What does the paid scan add?
For a one-time $4.99 USD, review up to 12 relevant public pages. See repeated findings, affected pages, and a prioritized Action Plan.
Is there a subscription?
No. The free scan does not start a subscription, and the $4.99 USD full-site scan is a one-time payment. TrustFrame does not provide continuous monitoring.
Which pages can the full-site scan review?
It can review up to 12 relevant public pages found through your starting page, same-site links, and declared sitemaps. Private pages, duplicates, off-site pages, sign-in areas, downloads, and pages the scan cannot safely open stay out. Your report shows which pages were reviewed.
Does TrustFrame verify that a business is legitimate?
No. It observes public website evidence, not whether a business is honest, licensed, compliant, or a good choice for a customer. A score is not a safety or legitimacy verdict.
Is this an invasive security assessment?
No. TrustFrame does not log in, submit forms, try attacks, inspect private systems or server-side source code, or scan ports. It does not replace specialist security, SEO, accessibility, privacy, or legal review.
What does “no issue detected” mean?
It means that one check did not find that specific problem at that time. It is not a guarantee about the rest of the website or what happens later.
Does TrustFrame use AI to write the findings?
No. Findings come from predefined checks, not generative AI. You can review the recorded details behind them.
Can an automated check miss something?
Yes. Login-only content, blocked pages, visual context, and content loaded after an interaction may be missed. Check the named page before making changes.
What does “Not verified” mean?
There was not enough evidence to reach a conclusion. Read the availability note or open any recorded details. It is not a confirmed problem or a pass.
Can I share a report with a designer or developer?
Yes. Share the report link only with people you trust. Anyone with the full link may be able to open it.
Does TrustFrame guarantee more inquiries or sales?
No. It flags observable website gaps and suggests improvements, but it cannot guarantee inquiries, sales, rankings, revenue, or customer confidence.
How is my information handled?
TrustFrame stores the information needed to run the service, show reports, support purchases, and answer requests. The Privacy & Cookies page explains what is saved and which outside services are used.
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