Real customer service or support theater?
Review phone presence, click-to-call routes, email or form paths, address or service area cues, hours, contact page discovery, human callback evidence, and contact hidden behind chat or account walls.
IntentScan domain intelligence
IntentScan reveals the website intent signals ordinary domain intelligence misses.
Most security scans stop at malware detected, bad download found, or reputation looks clean. IntentScan goes further. It reads the page for the behavioral evidence that tells investigators, analysts, agencies, and trust teams what a site is trying to do: help people, pressure people, track people, hide contact routes, or quietly hand the visitor to third parties.
- 1 credit per page
- $1 per credit
- Full-site estimate first
- Human contact and bot-wall signals
- Trackers, cookies, permissions, and pressure patterns
The private signal recipe
A website leaves a trail of intent before it ever asks for a credit card.
IntentScan was built for the people who buy domain intelligence because they need a better read than clean or dirty. A site can avoid malware and still be evasive, manipulative, unreachable, over-tracked, or pretending support exists when the only path is a bot.
Kommento combines crawler evidence into a customer-safe intent profile: identity depth, contact reachability, privacy respect, cookie discipline, third-party surface, pressure restraint, form safety, permission hygiene, runtime residue, and proof hashes.
- Does the site offer a real human path, or just a chatbot loop?
- Are trackers, third-party scripts, cookies, and storage residue restrained?
- Do urgent claims, support promises, or contact claims have reachable methods behind them?
- Does the page pressure, obscure, fingerprint, or request permissions in ways a risk team should review?
Intent fingerprint
Domain behavior profile
92Identity confidence
8Pressure signals
4Contact routes
17Third-party calls
Beyond reputation
IntentScan is not a commodity reputation lookup.
Traditional domain intelligence is necessary, but narrow. Malware, phishing lists, suspicious downloads, DNS, and certificate checks matter. IntentScan adds the layer many teams still inspect manually: what the page says, what the page asks for, what the page loads, how the page treats the visitor, and whether the business behind it can actually be reached.
Trackers, scripts, cookies, storage, and permissions.
Turn tracker count, third-party scripts, cookie lifetimes, storage residue, permission hygiene, consent pressure, mixed content, and runtime API behavior into a plain-language privacy story.
What kind of persuasion is the page using?
Surface dark pressure, emotional pressure, urgency, coercive prompts, consent-wall friction, and pressure-respect scoring so analysts can see when the visitor experience deserves a deeper look.
Evidence without exposing raw scanner noise.
Package scores, evidence labels, page fingerprints, hashes, recommendations, and customer-safe summaries so reports can be shared without dumping raw crawler internals.
Contact intent
A trustworthy site should be reachable by more than a bot.
Domain intelligence buyers care about whether a site is accountable. IntentScan looks for the customer service reality behind the page: visible contact methods, phone routes, forms, service-area clues, discoverable contact pages, response promises, and whether urgent support claims are backed by a reachable human path.
That matters for fraud review, brand protection, procurement, vendor screening, local-business trust, platform moderation, and any workflow where a clean malware verdict is not enough.
Does a real phone route exist, and is it usable from the page?
Can a visitor reach a business without being trapped in a chatbot?
Are contact routes present in the header, footer, body, or contact page?
Do 24/7, urgent, or support claims have reachable methods behind them?
Privacy and pressure
See what the page asks from the visitor before trust is earned.
IntentScan turns runtime and page evidence into a buyer-friendly story. Are trackers restrained? Are cookies disciplined? Is there fingerprinting or permission pressure? Does storage stay clean after load? Are forms safe? Are third-party hosts reasonable for the stated purpose of the site?
- Tracker restraint and third-party script surface
- Cookie count, persistence, lifetime, flags, and scope restraint
- Permissions-Policy, on-load prompts, coercive prompts, and runtime residue
- HTTPS, mixed content, form safety, and security posture signals
- Customer-safe recommendations for what to review next
Tracker restraint
Third-party calls and tracker pressure are summarized in plain language.
Cookie discipline
Session-only bias, long-lived cookies, Secure and HttpOnly misses, and consent friction become review signals.
Permission hygiene
Permissions-Policy, on-load prompts, and API behavior help reveal unnecessary friction.
Pressure respect
Dark and emotional pressure are separated from technical status so teams can review intent directly.
Built for domain intelligence buyers
For teams that need to explain why a domain feels wrong, not just whether it is blocked.
IntentScan speaks to analysts who need defensible evidence, not vibes. It gives agencies, security teams, procurement teams, trust and safety teams, fraud reviewers, local-business researchers, brand-protection teams, and platform operators a richer read on the behavior and accountability of a site.
Go past reputation status.
Use intent, privacy, pressure, tracker, and contact signals to prioritize manual review when a domain is not on a blocklist but still feels risky.
Show clients the behavior behind the website.
Turn confusing crawler output into a client-safe report that explains what the page is doing and what should be fixed first.
Screen vendors before trust is assumed.
Review reachability, privacy posture, third-party dependencies, pressure signals, and evidence summaries before a site enters a workflow.
IntentScan pricing
Flagship intelligence at the base crawl credit rate.
IntentScan uses the shared Kommento credit wallet. One credit is $1. A single URL costs 1 credit. Full-site scans estimate discovered pages and expected credits before the scan starts.
Credit value
$1
Every credit equals one dollar.
Single page
1 credit
Run a focused IntentScan on one URL.
Full site
Estimate first
Confirm pages and credits before queueing.
IntentScan option
Credits
Best fit
Single URL IntentScan
1 credit per URL
Fast domain triage, lead review, vendor check, or client intake.
Full-site IntentScan
1 credit per discovered page
Multi-page intent, tracker, contact, cookie, and pressure review.
Managed IntentScan report
Quoted scope
Client-safe explanation, recommendations, and analyst-ready findings.
Report-ready exports
The signal recipe becomes a report your team can actually use.
IntentScan output is intentionally customer-safe. We give teams the findings, evidence labels, scores, errors, and recommendations without forcing them to interpret raw crawler internals.
FAQ
IntentScan questions domain intelligence buyers ask.
Is IntentScan replacing InstantCrawl?
IntentScan is the customer-facing name for the flagship intent scanner. The existing URL stays in place for compatibility while the public story moves toward intent, privacy, pressure, contact, and customer-safe intelligence.
Does IntentScan check for malware?
IntentScan supports domain trust review, but its flagship value is the extra layer: contact reachability, identity depth, tracker surface, cookie discipline, privacy posture, pressure patterns, form safety, runtime residue, and recommendations.
Can IntentScan scan a full site?
Yes. Full-site scans estimate discovered pages and credits before queueing. That makes the review predictable while giving teams broader evidence than a single URL can provide.
Who should use IntentScan?
Security analysts, fraud teams, brand-protection teams, consultants, procurement teams, agencies, platform operators, and local-business researchers who need to explain how a site behaves and whether it deserves trust.
Flagship scanner
Bring IntentScan into your domain intelligence workflow.
Use Kommento to see the visitor-facing intent signals ordinary scanners skip: contact reality, privacy pressure, trackers, cookies, third-party surface, permission posture, and client-safe recommendations.