PhishClean review
A technical browser and API checker for suspicious links, login forms, and leaked secrets.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PhishClean checks web pages for phishing indicators, suspicious login forms, and exposed credentials through a browser extension, with API endpoints for URL and email phishing checks. Its focus is technical users who want to inspect links and credential exposure in the browser, including solo users and small teams. It is less suited to buyers seeking a broader phishing-security suite: its documented scope centers on page and link analysis, form destinations, browser storage, and related signals.
The free tier keeps selected browser checks active after the 15-day trial. According to the published plan details, Pro costs $9 per month on monthly billing and includes all 22 detection signals. Pro adds secret leak and private key detection, HTTPS downgrade alerts, JWT token leak detection, authorization-header monitoring, and hidden iframe and token-storage scanning. The free plan can be a starting point for selected checks; users who need the complete signal set should consider Pro.
PhishClean's detection focus is more specific than a general phishing workflow: it checks link safety, flags login forms that send credentials to another domain, scans page source for exposed API keys and secrets, and detects private keys, JWTs, and tokens in browser storage. It also checks for HTTPS-to-HTTP downgrades, password fields on unencrypted pages, authorization headers sent to third-party domains, and unusual login structures. Chrome, Firefox, and Edge are described as supported browsers, while the product details also list a Chrome extension and API. Choose it for technical page and credential checks; choose another option if your priority is a broader protection platform or support beyond email.
PhishClean pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Checks links and flags suspicious credential-submission destinations
- Scans for exposed API keys, private keys, JWTs, and tokens
- Offers browser checks and API endpoints for URL and email checks
- Where it doesn't
- Pro is required for all 22 detection signals
- Focused on browser and API checks rather than broader phishing protection
- Support is available by email
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