HasTrust — scam & price check

HasTrust is your second opinion right before you pay. It runs quietly while you shop and speaks up only when it matters. On a normal, safe store you get a calm green check. On a risky one — a brand-new lookalike domain, a site with no valid HTTPS, a seller with a wall of scam reports — you get a clear warning before you reach checkout, not after your money's gone. One click opens the full picture: • Trust score built from public reviews, complaints and scam reports • HTTPS certificate and domain age • Third-party ratings (Trustpilot, BBB, Sitejabber, ScamAdviser and more) • Community trust votes from other shoppers • For product pages: the live price, plus cheaper or better alternatives • Ask about this shop: type "can I return it?" or "is it safe to pay?" and get the answer from the check itself — returns, contact details, company, domain age, delivery reports. The AI only picks the topic; it writes nothing. • On a risky shop, one click to safer places to buy the same thing • Right-click any message to scan it for scam tactics — including hidden instructions meant to fool scam checkers HasTrust is built to respect your privacy. While you browse it reads only the page's domain (e.g. example.com) to look up a verdict — never the full URL, page contents, your cart, or any personal data. The full product URL is sent only when you click "Check this product" yourself, and even then with tracking parameters stripped. No accounts, no tracking cookies, nothing sold. How HasTrust is funded: the extension itself contains no affiliate links — it never inserts links into the sites you visit and never touches your cookies. Some pages on hastrust.com (which the extension can open, e.g. "Safer places to buy") link to shops through affiliate programs (Awin, Amazon Associates) that may pay us a commission when you buy, at no extra cost to you and never affecting a score. Those links are labelled on the page. Free. Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox.