One clear view of everything your business depends on online
Your hosting provider watches the server. Your web agency builds the site. Your payment and email providers handle their own piece. Each does their job — but nobody watches the whole customer experience, where the real losses happen. TrustCtrl watches across those gaps: the five areas where a quiet technical failure turns into lost orders, damaged trust and an expensive emergency — and it explains every problem in plain language, with help on hand. And if you have your own code or servers, CodeControl and VulnControl go a layer deeper still.
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Where digital failures become business losses
Each part of TrustCtrl protects a place your business can quietly lose money. Together they give you one simple picture — so a broken checkout, an expiring certificate and a fake copy of your shop never fall through the cracks between suppliers.
WatchControl — is your site working when customers buy?
A full outage is easy to spot. A broken checkout on a working homepage is far more dangerous. WatchControl continuously checks the journeys that make you money — product pages, login, booking, search and checkout — and warns the right person before a short glitch becomes a lost day of business.
Explore WatchControlCertControl — could your site be marked unsafe?
Digital certificates are what let browsers trust your website. They expire, and they can break during an update you were never told about — and then browsers warn customers away or block them completely. CertControl warns you early, so a two-minute fix never becomes hours of panic. You don't need to understand certificates; we tell you what happened and what to do.
Explore CertControlSiteControl — is your site quietly driving customers away?
Many sites lose money without ever going offline — slow pages, broken links, missing pages, mobile problems, forms that no longer submit, errors introduced by an update. Each looks small; together they cost you sales, search traffic and trust. SiteControl shows which ones actually affect customers, and which to fix first.
Explore SiteControlBrandControl — is someone using your name right now?
A convincing fake site can be built in hours, using your logo, images and wording, on a domain one letter from yours. Your business doesn't need to be famous — just worth deceiving customers over. BrandControl searches for lookalike domains and copycat sites so you can react before the damage spreads and your brand gets blamed.
Explore BrandControlMailControl — can criminals email in your name?
Customers trust email from your domain, and that trust can be abused. Weak email protection lets fraudsters send messages that look like yours — while your real order confirmations and invoices land in spam. MailControl shows whether your domain is protected, whether your email is trusted, and whether anyone is misusing your identity.
Explore MailControlOne picture instead of seven tools
Everything the five areas find — plus CodeControl and VulnControl, if you use them — comes together in one simple overview, sorted by how much it matters. You don't switch between dashboards or read technical reports — you see what's healthy, what needs attention, and exactly what to do next.
And underneath it all: the software your business runs on
The five areas above cover what your customers experience. These two go a layer deeper — into the software your website is built from and the server it runs on. That's where a mistake made by a developer, an agency or an AI coding assistant sits quietly until somebody finds it. Both are honest about one thing up front: unlike the rest of TrustCtrl, they expect someone who can change code or apply a server update.
CodeControl — what did your code bring with it?
Almost none of the code behind a modern webshop was written by the people who own it — a single project pulls in hundreds of ready-made packages. CodeControl connects to your GitHub and checks all of them: which have published security holes, which are being attacked right now, which are malicious or abandoned, and whether passwords and API keys were left in the code or its history. Then it tells you which two or three things to fix first.
Explore CodeControlVulnControl — are you running software with known holes?
Most break-ins use old, published flaws in software that was never updated — and criminals scan the whole internet for exactly those versions. VulnControl looks at your site from the outside, identifies what it actually runs, matches every version against the official vulnerability lists including the flaws being exploited right now, and finds databases, admin logins and sensitive files left open to the internet.
Explore VulnControlTwo halves of the same question
CodeControl checks the code and its packages from the inside; VulnControl checks the running system from the outside. Neither can see what the other sees, which is why they exist separately — and why most companies with their own code end up wanting both.
Small technical failures become expensive business incidents
Problems rarely stay isolated. One failure can hit revenue, customer service, marketing and reputation at the same time — and the technical repair is usually the cheapest part. The real cost is everything that happens while nobody knows there's a problem.
A broken checkout
You lose the order — and often the customer, the advertising money spent to win them, and every future purchase they might have made.
An expired certificate
Browsers warn customers that your site is unsafe or block it entirely. Even once it's fixed, some customers remember your business as insecure.
A slow website
Customers leave before buying, your search visibility drops, your advertising works less well, and your competitors get the sale.
Missing emails
Order confirmations, invoices and password resets never arrive. Customers contact support, cancel, or quietly decide you're unreliable.
A fake website or domain
Criminals copy your brand to deceive your customers, and your company gets associated with fraud it had nothing to do with.
A hidden weakness
A small configuration mistake sits unnoticed until it's exploited or exposed — cheap to fix early, expensive once the damage is done.
Your suppliers aren't watching everything
Your hosting provider watches the server. Your web agency maintains the site. Your payment provider handles transactions, your email provider delivers messages, your SEO consultant follows search. Each may be doing exactly what they were hired to do — and still, nobody is watching the whole customer experience. Who notices when the server is up but checkout is broken? When the site works but confirmation emails bounce? When your real domain is fine but criminals built a convincing copy? Without one shared overview, every supplier can honestly say "everything looks fine from our side" — while your customers still can't buy. TrustCtrl watches across those gaps.
One explanation for you. Another for your developer.
Stop forwarding screenshots and hoping someone understands them. Every finding comes in two versions, so both sides get exactly what they need — and you never have to act as translator between the business and the technician.
Business view — for you
What happened, what it means for customers, whether sales may be affected, what could happen if you do nothing, how urgent it is, who should handle it, and what your next step should be. All in plain language, no jargon.
Technical view — for your developer or agency
The affected page or service, the evidence, the likely cause, the recommended fix, example settings, and how to confirm it's resolved. Forward it as-is — everything they need to act is already there.
Get help right where the problem appears
You shouldn't have to dig through documentation or paste cryptic error messages into random forums. Help starts from the finding itself — the context is already there, so you don't begin by explaining your whole setup or translating a technical warning.
An AI assistant in every finding
It already knows which issue you're viewing. Ask "Can customers still order?", "How serious is this?" or "Can this wait until tomorrow?" and get a straight answer, plus what to send your developer and how to know it's fixed.
Real people when you need them
When the AI isn't enough, reach us by telephone, email or live chat — directly from the finding. Our goal is to respond within a few hours, so you can move forward instead of wondering whether a red warning is harmless or critical.
Questions you can actually ask
"Is this urgent? Are customers affected right now? Should I call my hosting provider or my web agency? What exactly do I send my developer? How do I confirm it's been fixed?" — the everyday questions a business owner really has.
Context comes built in
Because support starts from the specific finding, you never have to describe your entire website setup first. The problem, the evidence and the likely cause are already in front of whoever helps you.
When you need more than an explanation
Some customers already have a developer or web agency to handle fixes. Others want more hands-on help. TrustCtrl offers an optional support subscription you can buy separately — not to replace your existing developer, but to make sure a problem doesn't sit unresolved because nobody's sure who should handle it.
Deeper help with a finding
We can investigate a technical finding further, help identify the likely cause, and review a proposed fix before your developer spends time on it.
Hands-on with the tricky areas
Assistance with certificate and domain issues, email and DNS settings, and website security findings — the areas most business owners would rather not touch themselves.
Coordination when it's unclear
When responsibility falls between suppliers, we help troubleshoot across them and confirm a problem has actually been corrected — so it doesn't bounce around unfixed.
It works with your team
The goal isn't to replace your agency or freelancer. It's to make sure the problem gets understood and moving toward a solution before more damage is done.
Professional monitoring without becoming an IT expert
TrustCtrl is made for companies where the website is business-critical but technical knowledge is limited — online shops, businesses that take bookings or leads, and anyone who built their site with an agency, a freelancer or no-code and AI tools. You don't need to understand the technology. You need answers to four simple questions.
Is my business at risk right now?
See at a glance whether anything needs your attention today, without reading a single technical report.
Are customers affected?
Know whether a problem is hitting real customers and sales right now — or sitting quietly in the background.
How urgent is it, and who fixes it?
Every finding tells you how serious it is and whether it's a job for your hosting provider, web agency or email service.
What exactly should happen next?
A clear next step — and, when you need it, AI and human support to walk you and your developer through it.
The platform — questions answered
What does TrustCtrl keep an eye on?
Five areas where a digital failure turns into a business loss: whether your website and checkout work (WatchControl), whether your certificates are healthy (CertControl), whether your site quality is quietly costing you customers (SiteControl), whether anyone is impersonating your brand (BrandControl), and whether your email is trusted and delivered (MailControl). On top of that come two more products: CodeControl, which checks the packages your software is built from and looks for passwords and API keys left in the code, and VulnControl, which checks the software your site runs for known vulnerabilities and finds services left open to the internet. It all comes together in one simple picture.
Do I need to be technical to use it?
No. TrustCtrl is built for business owners, not IT experts. Every finding is written in plain language and tells you what happened, how serious it is and what to do next. There's a separate technical view you can forward straight to your developer or web agency.
What if I don't understand a problem?
Every finding has an AI assistant that already knows what you're looking at and answers questions in plain language. When you'd rather talk to a person, you can reach us by telephone, email or live chat directly from the finding — no need to explain your whole setup first.
What is the technical-support subscription?
An optional add-on you can buy separately for more hands-on help — investigating a finding further, guiding your developer, reviewing a proposed fix, or helping with certificate, domain and email settings. It works alongside your existing developer or agency rather than replacing them.
Do I need to install anything?
No. TrustCtrl watches your website the way your customers and attackers see it — from the outside. There's nothing to install on your servers. You confirm your domain once, and monitoring starts automatically.
See what your business is exposed to
Create your account, add your website, and let TrustCtrl map the five areas where digital failures become lost sales — free during early access, with no credit card required.
Free during early access · No credit card required · Optional technical-support subscription available separately