Find out if your website is safe — in about a minute.
Most small businesses discover their website has been tampered with when a customer mentions it, or when Google puts a red warning screen in front of it. Type your web address below and we'll tell you what we see, in plain English.
Free, and no sign-up. We read the pages your site already shows every visitor — the same thing Google does. We never log in, never change anything, and don't ask for access to your website or your hosting.
The ways a small business quietly gets caught out.
Not dramatic attacks. The slow ones nobody is watching for.
A website serving malware
Hidden code gets added to every page, and every visitor's browser runs it. It is invisible to you, and often invisible to your own computer — many of these attacks only trigger on one operating system.
A red warning screen in Google
Once a security database lists your domain, browsers put a full-page warning in front of it — and the email you send starts landing in spam. Most owners find out from a customer.
Nobody actually looking after it
The most common story we see: the company that built the site stopped trading, or the person who handled it moved on. Nothing gets updated, and eighteen months later something gets in.
Three steps. Nothing to install.
Type your web address
That is the whole sign-up. No account, no password, no card, and no access to your website or hosting.
We read your public pages
The same pages you already show every visitor and every search engine. We look for hidden code, spam text, and public malware listings.
You get a clear answer
Plain English, with what to do about it — and an honest note on what an outside check cannot see.
Built so you never have to hand over anything.
Trust is the product. A security tool that asks for the keys on the first click has failed before it starts.
We only ever read
The free check reads pages your site already publishes to the world. It cannot change, add, or delete anything — it has no way in, by design.
Nothing to hand over
No password, no hosting login, no account. If you later ask us to look deeper, that needs your written go-ahead first — every time.
We tell you the limits
Every result says what the check could not see. An outside look is real, but it is not complete — and you should be suspicious of anyone who says otherwise.
We watch cloud accounts too.
If your business runs servers, databases, or file storage in Microsoft Azure or AWS, Staxly can keep an eye on those as well — security gaps, wasted spend, and where you stand against the standards below, all in plain English. Tell us what you have and we'll walk you through it.
Start with the one-minute check.
No account, no card, no access to anything. Type your web address and see what a visitor's browser is actually being handed.
Free, and no sign-up. We read the pages your site already shows every visitor — the same thing Google does. We never log in, never change anything, and don't ask for access to your website or your hosting.
Or skip the check and talk to someone.
A real person replies, usually within one business day.