What Is a Manual Link Risk Report?
What a manual report can include, when to request one, and why it adds context beyond a quick scan.
A report explains the why
A quick scan can show a verdict and signals. A manual report can explain what those signals mean in human language and what next steps are reasonable.
What it can include
Risk summary, redirect chain explanation, domain and HTTPS signals, suspicious URL patterns, lookalike concerns, suggested next steps, and review notes.
When to request one
Reports are useful for login pages, payment links, QR destinations, customer messages, vendor requests, and links that affect business decisions.
What it is not
A report is not a legal opinion, a guarantee, or proof that a site can never change after review.
How CheckLink helps
CheckLink Reports are a beta manual service. Requests are reviewed by email and handled manually.
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FAQ
Is the report automatic?
No. The report product is beta and manual.
Can I request a report for a QR link?
Yes, paste the destination URL if you can preview or copy it.
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Use CheckLink before the next click
CheckLink provides risk signals and review paths. It does not guarantee that a website is risk-free.