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typoscan

Free typosquatting scanner. No sign-up.

Find the domains your customers mistype.

TypoScan lists the lookalikes squatters register, then checks which are taken, which can receive email meant for you, and which are set up to send it.

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stripe.com
805 lookalikes
  • stripe.coHigh likelihood, 88
  • stripe.cmHigh likelihood, 86
  • sripe.comHigh likelihood, 84
  • stipe.comHigh likelihood, 84
  • stripe-support.comHigh likelihood, 81
  • srtipe.comHigh likelihood, 80
  • stirpe.comHigh likelihood, 80
See the most relevant and check who owns them

Type a domain to see its typos

kinds of lookalike
14kinds of lookalike
registration check
DNSregistration check
email checks
MX + SPFemail checks
accounts needed
0accounts needed

How it works

From one domain to a watch list in seconds

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

  1. 01

    Generate

    Typing and reading mistakes, other endings, and your name with words like login and support: the lookalikes squatters actually register.

    exmaple.comexamp1e.comexample-login.com
  2. 02

    Check

    Every lookalike is looked up in DNS: who has it, and whether it can receive or send email. Your own DMARC policy gets checked too.

    Registered Sends + receivesAvailable
  3. 03

    Act

    Register the likely ones and redirect them home. Keep an eye on the ones you can't.

    exmaple.comexample.com301

Why it matters

The traffic you never see

Typo domains don't show up in your analytics. They show up in your support inbox.

Email that goes to someone else

A lookalike with mail servers catches messages meant for you. One set up to send can mail your customers, and your own DMARC policy won't stop it.

Visitors who never arrive

Someone types your name, slips a key, and lands on a parked page full of ads. They never show up in your analytics.

Cheaper now than later

Registering a few variants costs little. Taking one back from a squatter through a dispute takes months and lawyers.

What does your domain look like misspelled?

It takes a second to find out.