the problem
reviewing a domain's trustworthiness traditionally involves pulling multiple data sources — dns records, whois history, ssl cert info, and social mentions. doing all this manually is time-consuming and error-prone.
the solution
our domain-reputation-score api fetches all these signals automatically and combines them into a single reputation score. just send a request:
curl -X GET 'https://domain-reputation-score.apimesh.xyz/check?domain=example.com'
sample output:
{
"domain": "example.com",
"reputation_score": 78,
"details": {
"dns": {...},
"whois": {...},
"ssl": {...},
"social_mentions": {...}
}
}
how it works
the api aggregates data from various signals: dns records for domain health, historical whois data to track ownership patterns, ssl certificate details for security trust, and social media mentions to gauge public perception. it then computes a score based on these inputs.
give it a try
see the scores for your domains with a free preview at https://domain-reputation-score.apimesh.xyz/preview. for production-level checks, pricing is just $0.005 per call.
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