U.S. small-business domains are discovered from Google Places on a free monthly quota and checked the same way you can here.
This panel tracks real U.S. small-business domains discovered from Google Places on a free monthly quota.
Why this matters
Raise awareness so business owners secure their domains and stop preventable email impersonation attacks.
When owners see how common impersonation risk is across real businesses, they are more likely to check their own domain — and fix SPF, DKIM, and DMARC before a wire-fraud email lands.
The more domains we analyze, the clearer the live picture. That helps owners understand their business is vulnerable too — not someday, but right now.
How free processing works
I sample real small businesses from Google's public business directory (the same data behind Google Maps). I check each company's domain the same way you can on this site — and track how exposed it is to email impersonation as results come in.
I add about 1,000 U.S. small-business domains per month to this live panel — roughly 230/week, ~35/day, and 1–2 per hour on average. That steady pace keeps the insights free for everyone.
I'm a one-person shop running this on Google's free monthly quota — enough to keep the panel real and free, but not unlimited. When that quota is full, processing pauses until it resets.
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