Identity
The registration, website and domain have to tell the same story.
For people job hunting
Know the company before you say yes
Type the company name or paste the recruiter's message. Forenzio checks public records and shows what it found, what it couldn't find, and where each finding came from.
Check a company for free
- Official records
- Glassdoor
- Trustpilot
- Indeed
- Crunchbase
- OpenCorporates
- Companies House
- WHOIS
- Press
How it works
You paste it, Forenzio checks it, you decide.
Paste what you received
The company name, its website or the recruiter's message, whether it came through LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram or email.
Forenzio runs five checks
Identity, offer, channel, footprint and substance. Every finding shows its source, and anything missing shows up as a gap.
You decide what to do next
A verdict, the red flags and what to do before you reply.
See what you can confirm about the company
Before Forenzio
You search and end up less sure.
Every site says something different.
The registry entry exists, but is it this company?
The recruiter has a profile, but do they work there?
You send your ID without knowing who gets it.
After Forenzio
A verdict at the top, with the source of every finding.
When sources disagree, you see both.
You see whether the registry, website and domain match.
You see whether the contact uses the company's channels.
You know who you're talking to before you send documents.
Three ways to use it
Start with what you already have
A name, the whole message or, later, a question in Claude. Every finding shows where it came from.
Check a company for free
No card. The company is never notified.
Company name
Type the name or the website. If several companies share that name, you pick the right one before the report starts.
What Forenzio does:
- Checks the official registration and the address.
- Shows when the website went live and who registered the domain.
- Gathers what former employees and customers say, when there is any.
Recruiter message
Paste the whole message. Forenzio separates who wrote it, the company it names and what it asks for.
What Forenzio does:
- Flags requests for money or documents that come too early.
- Tells you what to do: “Don't engage”, “Verify first” or “Reply with care”.
- Lets you check the named company next.
In Claude
Connect Forenzio to Claude and ask about a company you've already checked. Claude finds the report and answers from it. Included in the free plan.
What Forenzio does:
- Finds the reports you've already run.
- Answers with the verdict and the red flags.
- Links to the full report when you want the details.
Sources
The sources you don't have time to open
Anyone can build a good-looking website. An official record is harder to fake. That's why every source carries a weight, and the company's own site counts the least.
LayerSource trust
- GovernmentPublic registries and agencies
- MarketBusiness databases, used to find the company
- PressProfessional news outlets
- EcosystemCustomers, partners and universities
- CommunityPublic reviews and forums
- CompanyThe company's own site and profiles
What the report checks
Five checks, one answer
Offer
Pay, hiring process and requests compared with what's normal for the role.
Channel
The email, number and profile of whoever wrote to you, checked against the company.
Footprint
Employees, reviews and press. When there's nothing to find, the report records a gap.
Substance
Address, line of business and signs of a real operation.
Pricing
Free while you're job hunting
Five reports a month at no cost. No card needed.
Check a company for freeThe company is never notified.
Free
$0
5 reports a month, for a company or a message
A plain verdict and red flags, each with its source
Claude connector
Email support
Pro
Coming soon
More reports each month
Detailed risk breakdown
Offer letter review and PDF export
Priority support
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before you check
The report opens with a verdict: “Legitimate”, “Legitimate, with caveats”, “Suspicious” or “Strong signs of a scam”. It also shows the red flags, the five checks and the company profile. Every finding opens the source it came from.
Yes. Forenzio reads the message and tells you what it looks like, what it asks for and what to do: “Don't engage”, “Verify first” or “Reply with care”. If it names a company, you can open that company's report next.
No. Forenzio doesn't contact the company during a check.
Not for that alone. Missing information shows up as a gap in the report. Only signals that contradict the company's story count against it.
Official company registries, domain registration, market databases, the press, employee and customer reviews, and the company's own website. Public information only. An official record counts for more than what a company says about itself.
The report says so. When there isn't enough reliable evidence, Forenzio stops instead of guessing, and shows what kept it from a conclusion.
A few minutes. If several companies share the same name, you pick the right one before the check starts.
The site and the reports are available in English and Portuguese.
Yes. The Forenzio connector finds the reports you've already run, from inside Claude. It's included in the free plan.
The free plan includes five reports a month, no card needed. You can check a company or a message.