Free checks
Free checks for your business
These are free checks and exercises based on what Fluxive looks at during a first visit, now each on its own page so you can run them yourself and send the result to whoever needs it. Nothing is stored. The email, website and domain name checks read only public information, at that moment; the Google profile check is a list you tick yourself. The result shows only on this page.
Why the email check comes first: 87.0% of Flemish hotel email domains give receivers no instruction to block a forged email with the hotel's exact domain.
Read the hotel email indexThe five checks
Can someone send email in your name?
We check your domain's SPF and DMARC records against public DNS.
What this cannot tell you: It cannot see DKIM (the key name is private) or catch a hacked mailbox.
Is there a domain name that looks like yours?
We make a few dozen variants of your domain name and look up in public DNS which ones are in use and which can receive email.
What this cannot tell you: Who owns a variant or what it is used for. A variant in use is a signal to look into, not proof.
How is your website doing?
We load your homepage and check its security settings and a few basics Google and visitors notice.
What this cannot tell you: This is a quick check, not a full audit, and we only look at the homepage.
Is your Google profile complete?
A self-check against eight points Google itself recommends.
What this cannot tell you: We cannot see your actual ranking or your reviews; you tick what is already in order yourself.
Would you spot these eight fraud tricks?
A quiz with eight fictional examples based on warnings from Safeonweb, the FPS Economy, Febelfin and the federal police. Each round shows the answer and the source straight away.
What this cannot tell you: Whether you or your staff will click less. Large studies found that training on its own changes click rates very little. The quiz shows what the tricks look like.
Prefer something on paper? Printable invoice fraud checklist