Pricing

It is free, and this page explains why

Everything on LegitSonar works without paying and without an account. That is not an introductory offer with a countdown attached — it is what the site is.

Available now

Free

€0 for everyone, forever

The whole product. No trial, no card, no account required to use any of it.

  • All 607,294 domain reports
  • Live analysis of any domain, rate limited per visitor
  • Full findings, technical record and score breakdown
  • PDF export of any report
  • Rankings, statistics and the public API
  • No advertising, no tracking, no data sold
Start analysing
Not built yet

Bulk

no price, because there is no product

Screening a list rather than a domain: upload, get scores back, keep the run. Described here because people ask for it, not because you can buy it.

  • Batch submission of many domains
  • Scheduled re-analysis of a watchlist
  • Exportable results for a whole run
Tell us if you need it
Not built yet

Higher API limits

the free tier may be enough

The public API is open and unauthenticated, with a per-address rate limit. If that limit is the thing stopping you, say so and it can be discussed.

  • A key, and a limit tied to it
  • Webhooks when a watched score moves
  • A support address that answers faster
See the current limits

The honest part

What "free" is paying for, and what it is not

LegitSonar is an independent project. It carries no advertising, sells no data, and takes no money from the sites it assesses — which matters more here than on most sites, because a trust score that can be bought is not a trust score.

The running costs are a server and a domain name. That is genuinely all, because the expensive part — assessing six hundred thousand domains — was done once, and the reports are served from a single file that fits in memory.

Two things follow from that, and it is fairer to say them here than to let you discover them later. There is no service commitment: the site may be unavailable, and nothing here is warranted. And the live scanner is rate limited per visitor, because each scan makes this server send requests to somebody else's site — which is a cost paid by them, not by us.

If a paid tier ever appears, the free one described above stays. Reports do not move behind a wall retroactively; that would make every link ever shared to this site worthless, which is the opposite of the point.

Questions

The ones we actually get asked

Can a site pay to change its score?

No, and there is no mechanism through which it could. Scores are produced by software from technical signals. What a site owner can do — for free — is tell us a signal is wrong, and it will be corrected.

Is there a catch with the API?

No key, no sign-up, no billing. There is a rate limit per address, documented on the API page, which exists to keep the service standing rather than to sell you past it.