URLVoid review
A focused, free way to check URLs against blocklists—not to scan files or devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
URLVoid is a free, web-based website reputation checker from NoVirusThanks. It is intended for people who want a quick view of whether a URL or website appears on blocklists associated with malware, phishing, scams or other fraudulent activity. The service checks submitted sites through 30+ blocklist engines and online reputation services, then provides a safety report. It fits users who need URL reputation context; it is not a substitute for file scanning or a computer scan.
The report can show blocklist results and links, plus details such as the IP address, domain creation date and server location. Users can rescan reports after 15 minutes. That makes URLVoid useful for a targeted check of a website’s reputation and related domain information, but its stated analysis depth is static: it does not provide sandbox analysis. Choose it when a blocklist-based perspective is the main need, rather than deeper examination of a file or a site’s behavior.
URLVoid runs in a web browser and is free. One important privacy consideration is that submitted data is shared with security companies. A clean result also does not guarantee that a site is harmless, so the report should be treated as one signal rather than assurance of safety. Pick URLVoid for no-cost URL reputation checks and blocklist reporting; choose a different kind of scanner if you need file analysis, computer scanning or sandbox capabilities.
URLVoid pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Checks websites and URLs through 30+ blocklist engines
- Reports can include blocklist names, IP, domain age and server location
- Free web service with report rescans after 15 minutes
- Where it doesn't
- Does not scan files or computers
- Uses static reputation checks, not sandbox analysis
- Submitted data is shared with security companies
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