Enter your site address. We check what any visitor can read and send the result by e-mail.
The check is an automated informative review of publicly available data and not a legal opinion.
Three modules already run in the free check today, three are in preparation. The result you receive also states which ones actually ran for your domain.
Mail lands in spam, the site loads slowly.
Homepage speed and time to first byte, content accessibility and the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records of your domain. The free check reports the number of findings per group, the paid report each finding with its evidence.
Someone registered a domain similar to mine.
The domain expiry date, TLS certificate validity, mail records and registered variants of your name held by other owners. The data comes from the RDAP registry protocol and from DNS lookups, not from guesswork.
ChatGPT does not find my company.
Whether a language model mentions you when someone asks for the kind of solution you offer. The free check asks a short set of queries, the paid report the full scope of the existing AI visibility analysis.
Is my store compliant with Slovenian consumer law?
Seven points on an online store, each with the regulation cited: withdrawal from the contract, the prior lowest price in discounts, guarantee statements, the provider's mandatory details, terms and conditions, out-of-court dispute resolution and prices with VAT. The module runs only if the check detects an online store, and in its first version it measures Slovenian stores.
Google shows an old phone number and the wrong hours.
Whether the phone number, address and opening hours on your site match what is written about you elsewhere, whether the Google Business profile is claimed and whether reviews are left unanswered.
Competitors are overtaking me on Google.
Which keywords you rank for, which three competitors sit above you and which words bring them traffic that you do not get.
Below is the structure of the report and not a screenshot of someone's site. There are no invented findings and no invented scores here: the numbers in your report will be the ones we measure on your domain.
Every report carries this notice and states which modules ran and which did not. Findings are written as a possible non-compliance with the cited regulation, never as a claim that you are in breach.
Prices exclude VAT. What can be ordered today is the free check; the full report and the subscription are published with their advertised price and will be orderable once available.
Three of the six modules, no registration and no card.
A one-off payment, all six modules with findings and evidence.
The same check, repeated, compared with the previous result.
Preverba360 measures seven points, each with the regulation cited: the notice on withdrawal from the contract and the 14-day period (Directive 2011/83/EU), the prior lowest price in discounts (Directive 2019/2161, the omnibus directive), guarantee statements (Directive 771/2019), the provider's mandatory details, that is company name, registered office, registration and tax number and contact (Directive 2000/31/EC), published terms and conditions, the information on out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes (Directive 2013/11/EU, in Slovenia Article 32 of the ZIsRPS) and prices shown with VAT. This is the list we check, not legal advice; a legal opinion comes from a lawyer, not from a program.
On your own, by going through the seven points above and checking for each where it is published and whether it is reachable from a link rather than only from an address the editor alone knows. Automatically: the legal module of Preverba360 is in preparation and the free check does not yet include it, so today it does not answer this question for you. When it does, it will state a possible non-compliance with the cited regulation and the place on the page, never a claim that you are in breach.
We deliberately do not quote an amount. Fines are set by law and imposed by the Market Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia, and we do not publish a number until we have read the range at the source together with the article that sets it. Preverba360 neither predicts nor estimates a fine: it says which mandatory statement on the page is missing or unclear, and the decision on consequences is not ours.
The review this page describes is ours: an automated informative review of publicly available data about your domain, without registration and without access to your administration. We read only what any visitor can read. For a legal assessment, representation before the inspectorate or drafting terms and conditions you need a lawyer; that is not a service a program performs.
We start the check once you confirm your e-mail address and send the result by e-mail when it is finished. We do not promise a time in advance: the duration depends on how quickly your site and the external sources respond. Until the address is confirmed, no query and no call that costs anything is made.
We need the domain and an e-mail address to send the result to. We read publicly available pages of your domain, registry and directory records and DNS records. We do not store personal names or bank accounts. Published company contact details that the law requires on the page are part of the review, because they are part of the legal requirement.
No. Every report and this page carry the same notice: this is an automated informative review of publicly available data and not a legal opinion. Use the result as a list of places worth looking at, not as a compliance ruling.
The subscription repeats the same check and compares each result with the previous result for the same domain, so you see the change and not only the state. It warns before the domain and the certificate expire and when a new variant of your name is registered. The subscription is not yet purchasable; when it is, its price will be the one in the table on this page.
The result says what is wrong and where. If you would rather not handle the fixes yourself, we take them over, following the list in your report.
Entexia is a provider of some of the proposed solutions. The report says so too.