WeetWiz — Browser Security Extensions

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cyber_weetwiz

Full site security audit — headers, cookies, CDN, phishing. Works on any tab.

€3.50/year

Pick what fits you

Quick test

Free, and no card needed. Try weet_wiz on your own browsing before you pay anything. The test gives you 20 scans for 1 day, then ends by itself. There is nothing to pay afterwards and nothing to cancel.

If you want to keep using weet_wiz after the test, you can choose a yearly subscription or a single year with no renewal.

Yearly subscription

For people who want weet_wiz to keep running without buying again each year. Your first charge comes 7 days after you start, and you get 90 scans to use in those days. After that, each paid year starts with a fresh 504 scans (360 standard plus a launch bonus). Scans left from the first 7 days don't carry over.

The subscription renews every year until you cancel. To cancel, open the billing page linked in your key email, enter the email you used at checkout and choose Cancel. If you cancel within the first 7 days, you are not charged.

Buy 1 year

For people who would rather not have another subscription. Pay once and get 720 scans for 12 months. The key ends after 12 months or 720 scans, whichever comes first, and nothing renews. Buying again is up to you.

Each page weet_wiz checks uses one scan. Checkout shows the final price including VAT.

Gmail SOON!

gmail_weetwiz

Email and link audit inside Gmail. Hover (L1) for a quick check, click into a message (L2) for a deep audit.

€4.50/year

or 520 runs — whichever comes first

Outlook SOON!

outlook_weetwiz

Same email and link audit as gmail_weetwiz, built for Outlook. Hover (L1) for a quick check, click into a message (L2) for a deep audit.

€5.50/year

or 520 runs — whichever comes first

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Trusted by different kinds of users.

Accountant

Jane

"I check my score before I log into my bank or a new webshop — I don't know what CSP or cookie flags mean, and I don't need to. When a familiar site's score suddenly drops, that's my cue to stop."

Sales Manager

Barbora

"Something looks off — a weird redirect, a slow load — and I check the cookie flags before I hand data to a vendor. A score drop paired with a server change is a real red flag, not noise."

SW Tester

Matias

"I read the raw headers and vulnerability details myself — no explanations needed, just speed. Running the audit on every page I test beats tabbing through DevTools one page at a time."