Honest side-by-side comparisons with the other tools people use to check whether a link is safe. Each page lists what the other tool does better, too.
Most link checkers fall into one of four groups: single-vendor reputation tools (F-Secure, Bitdefender, Avast, ESET, Norton, NordVPN), raw multi-engine databases (VirusTotal), sandboxes for researchers (urlscan.io), and shop trust-score sites (ScamAdviser). Scanify sits in the middle: it queries the multi-engine database and the sandbox, adds domain intelligence, and turns the result into one plain-English score. The pages below spell out where each tool wins.
VirusTotal is a tool built for security analysts. Scanify is built for everyone else.
URLVoid checks reputation databases. Scanify checks reputation, malware, screenshots, and domain intelligence in one scan.
ScamAdviser scores trust for shoppers. Scanify scans for active threats across seven security sources.
urlscan.io is a sandbox that shows you everything a page does. Scanify tells you whether that matters.
Sucuri SiteCheck audits your own website. Scanify checks any link someone sends you.
Norton Safe Web gives you one vendor's opinion. Scanify gives you 95.
Google Safe Browsing is one of Scanify's seven sources. Scanify is the other six as well.
PhishTank knows about phishing pages people have reported. Scanify checks the ones nobody has reported yet.
F-Secure Link Checker asks F-Secure. Scanify asks 95 vendors, including F-Secure.
Bitdefender Link Checker gives a yes or no. Scanify gives a score, the evidence and a screenshot.
Avast Link Checker is one engine. Scanify is 95+ engines plus domain intelligence.
NordVPN Link Checker is a lead magnet for a VPN. Scanify is a scanner.
ESET Link Checker is ESET's opinion. Scanify collects ESET's opinion and 94 others.
95+ engines, Google Safe Browsing, domain age, SSL and a screenshot. Free.
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