Vet your cart
About to buy from a few shops you don't know? Paste the links — up to five — and check whether each store is legit and the price is fair, all at once, before you pay. No other tool triages a whole cart.
How it works
Up to five products or stores, one per line.
Reviews, scam reports, domain age, HTTPS and price history.
A trust score and a buy-or-avoid call for every item, side by side.
What HasTrust checks
- ✓ Reviews & complaint reports
- ✓ Known scam / fraud signals
- ✓ Domain age (RDAP) & HTTPS certificate
- ✓ Price vs its tracked history
- ✓ Lookalike / typosquat domains
- ✓ Cheaper or better-rated alternatives
How to tell if an online store is legit
Buying from a shop you haven't used before? These are the signs that separate a legit store from a risky one.
Check the domain's age and track record
Legit stores have history — reviews, mentions, an aged domain. A shop that appeared last month with no track record is a risk.
Look for real reviews, not just on-site ones
On-site testimonials are easy to fake. Search the store name on Trustpilot, Reddit and Google — HasTrust pulls these together for you.
Compare the price to the real market
If one shop is far cheaper than every other seller of the same item, ask why. HasTrust flags prices that are suspiciously low.
Confirm contact, returns and secure payment
A real store shows a contact address, a clear returns policy and secure payment. Gift-card or crypto-only checkout is a red flag.
Frequently asked
Is this online store legit?
Paste the store or product link into the checker above. HasTrust reads public web sources — reviews, scam and complaint reports, domain age, HTTPS, and price history — then gives a trust score and a plain buy-or-avoid bottom line in seconds.
Can I check several websites at once?
Yes. Paste up to five links, one per line, and HasTrust checks them all and returns a single scorecard so you can compare before you pay.
Is the cart checker free?
Yes — it's free and needs no account. To check shops automatically while you browse, add the free HasTrust browser extension.
Checking one site? Use the single check. Got a suspicious message? Try the scam checker.