Domain email
Active now: confirm registration from an email address on the company's own domain.
How verification and publishing status work
Trustiks does not publish an AI's first read automatically. Registration, domain-email confirmation and an explicit publishing choice are required.
Stage 1
AI-extracted draft
Trustiks' AI reads the public website and drafts a profile. It can contain gaps, duplicate entries or misclassified products — it isn't reviewed or endorsed by anyone yet.
Stage 2
Domain-email confirmed
The registrant confirms an email address on the analysed company's domain. This blocks unrelated accounts from claiming and publishing that domain.
Stage 3
Free or Paid decision
Free publishes the AI draft exactly as shown after explicit consent. Paid unlocks correction, fact confirmation, structured formats and controlled rescans.
Stage 4
Published
An explicit Publish action creates the public profile. Free receives HTML and sitemap discovery; Paid also receives JSON, embedded Schema.org/JSON-LD, llms.txt and controlled updates.
Ways to verify domain ownership
Domain-email confirmation is active today. Additional technical verification methods are planned for businesses that cannot use a domain mailbox.
DNS TXT record
Add a TXT record with a Trustiks-provided value to the domain's DNS settings.
Meta tag
Add a verification meta tag to the site's homepage HTML head.
HTML file
Upload a Trustiks-provided file to the website's root so it's reachable at a known URL.
A profile is never marked Domain Verified before the configured ownership check succeeds. DNS, meta-tag and HTML-file verification are not live yet.
AI drafts, owners choose
The AI extraction step never publishes anything by itself. A Free owner may publish the draft exactly as shown. A Paid owner can correct and confirm facts; later rescans produce proposed changes rather than silently replacing the live profile.
See how the reviewed, verified profile is actually published: publication formats.