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PhishEye detects phishing sites and takes them down.

Detect suspicious URLs, lookalike domains, and typosquatting threats targeting your brand.

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Real-time email scanner detecting phishing, scams, and threats. It analyzes senders, attachments, URLs, and brand impersonation for deep threat intelligence.

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  • Xero
  • Chainlink Labs
  • Cin7
  • Halter

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Typosquat intelligence

Spot lookalike domains before they become phishing payloads

Surface permutations, homoglyphs, and fresh registrations tied to your brand, prioritized so your team acts on live risk, not endless parking noise.

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Protect against growing typosquats with PhishEye

With exposure online in today's digital landscape, typosquatting attacks have surged. It's now impossible to find potential threats to your domain as attackers are leveraging methods to conceal their malicious activity online.

  • #1 Method

    Deceptive links were the #1 method for cyber actors, comprising 35.6% of threats.

  • 89%

    Email authentication doesn't stop threats. Industry reporting shows most unwanted messages still pass SPF, DKIM, or DMARC checks, so inbox policy alone isn't enough.

  • #2 Threat Category

    One-third (30%) of detected threats featured newly registered domains - the #2 threat category.

  • 4.2 Million

    Fraudulent and lookalike sites continue to drive brand and customer losses, scalable monitoring and takedowns matter as much as detection.

Cloudflare: what is phishing?

Layer DNS, web, and inbox signals so PhishEye can help you prioritize typosquats and impersonation, not just collect alerts.

Free tier

Three free ways to harden web and mail against impersonation

Domain monitoring, inbox link awareness, and a fast URL scanner, each designed so small teams can start without a heavy rollout, then grow into full programs when you are ready.

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Lookalike coverage

Free domain monitoring

Watch typo and homoglyph registrations tied to your mark, with context when risk shifts from parked noise to live abuse.

Start with one domain on the free tier and review candidate variants in one queue. Expand when you need more marks, exports, and coordinated takedown workflows.

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Safer links in the inbox

Free email protection

Give Outlook users lightweight context on suspicious links, so security teams steer behavior without blocking legitimate mail.

An add-in can flag risky URLs alongside messages, matching how analysts narrate phishing versus gray marketing. Roll out gradually by group or pilot cohort.

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Instant URL intelligence

Free phishing scanner

Paste a URL for structured hosting, certificate, and page signals, built for quick SOC checks and ad-hoc triage.

Use it when a link lands in chat, support, or exec comms and you need defensible context fast, not a single verdict buried in tabs.

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Join PhishEye today

Security and brand teams use PhishEye to monitor lookalike domains, triage phishing URLs, and coordinate takedowns, starting with free scans and monitoring tiers that scale when your program matures.

What you get when you join:

One place for phishing and impersonation signal

Surface risky URLs, lookalike domains, and abuse patterns so security, fraud, and brand teams work from the same evidence.

Monitoring that scales with your marks

Start with one domain on the free tier, get alerts when variants move from noise to live risk, and expand coverage as your program grows.

Fits next to email and existing tools

Add inbox link context or API-style workflows without asking users to rip out the stack they already trust.

Shared context across the community

Benefit from how other teams classify and escalate abuse—without turning your program into alert volume for its own sake.

Ready to get started with PhishEye?

Start with free monitoring and URL intelligence, then add exports, coordination, and takedown workflows when your program is ready—same product story from pilot to production.

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Typosquatting, domain monitoring, phishing operations, and how teams measure real harm reduction.

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Guides

Step-by-step playbooks for evidence, triage, and handoff to providers—written for practitioners, not slides.

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FAQs

Common questions about PhishEye

Straightforward answers for buyers and practitioners evaluating phishing defense, domain monitoring, and brand abuse workflows.

What does PhishEye help teams detect?
PhishEye focuses on phishing and impersonation across suspicious URLs, typo and lookalike domains, and related web infrastructure. The goal is to prioritize what harms customers and brand trust, not just generate noisy lists.
Is PhishEye the same as a one-off URL scanner?
A quick scan helps for a single link. PhishEye is built for ongoing programs: monitoring marks, clustering related assets, and tracking takedown or mitigation steps so security, fraud, and brand teams share one operational picture.
Does email security (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) remove phishing risk?
Authentication reduces spoofing of your domain in email, but many threats still pass those checks or bypass the mailbox entirely, SMS, social, ads, and direct browsing. Web and brand abuse programs complement inbox controls.
What is typosquatting in practical terms?
Typosquatting usually means confusing domains or hostnames, extra characters, homoglyphs, or plausible typos, often registered to phish users or capture misdirected traffic. Good programs score noise versus live abuse so analysts act on real risk.
What can I start with on the free tier?
You can explore domain monitoring, phishing and scam protection positioning, and URL scanning workflows on the site to see how PhishEye structures evidence and queues. Exact free limits and entitlements depend on your plan, book a demo to scope a pilot.
How should we think about takedown timelines?
Timelines depend on the provider, jurisdiction, evidence quality, and attack type. Strong programs track submissions, follow-ups, partial mitigations, and recycle behavior so leadership sees realistic throughput, not a single promised SLA for every case.