Know who is behind a source before you quote it.
See a website’s registry record and lookalike names, or compare a social profile with patterns of automated accounts.
What Verify Source does
Reads the registry record
When the domain was registered, the registrar, expiry, last change, status and name servers, each with its source.
Spots lookalike names
Checks whether the name is a near-copy of a well-known news domain.
Reads a social profile with you
Paste an X or Instagram link and note what the profile shows; Veruno lists the signals often seen in automated accounts.
What you get in the result
Signal rows
One fact per row, with where it came from and what it means.
A neutral status
Typical range, worth a closer look, or not available. Never fake, reliable or bot.
Profile signals
Grouped into signals often seen in automated accounts and signals typical of a person-run account.
The profile photo
Optionally checked with Geo Lens: where else it appears, and signs of AI generation.
What Verify Source can’t do
Limits
- Registries hide a lot. Many registries don’t publish the owner. Anything not published is shown as not available, never guessed.
- Age is not trust. A new domain is not necessarily unreliable, and an old one is not necessarily trustworthy.
- You read the profile. Veruno doesn’t fetch social profiles; the signals come from what you note from the profile page.
- Two platforms for now. X profiles and Instagram Business or Creator accounts. Others are not supported yet.
Included in every plan
Verify Source is part of Basic, Advanced, Pro and Custom, with the other modules.
Questions about Verify Source
Verify Source works with Claim Radar, Geo Lens and Workspace.