ReallyFree od ReallyFree

ReallyFree tells you whether a "free" site is actually free — before you waste a signup, a card number, or ten minutes finding out the hard way.

Search results and web pages are full of "free" claims that turn out to mean "free trial, card required," "free after you make an account," or "free for the first three uses." ReallyFree gives you a plain verdict, as a coloured dot:

• Green dot — really free. Verified, with a receipt you can read.
• Yellow dot — free with one catch, and the word says which (for example a watermark, or you can't export your work).
• Red dot — it costs money: a price, a paywall, or a subscription.
• Grey dash — nothing to judge (an article, a review, a list).
• Grey dot — we read the page and honestly couldn't pin it down.
• Blue "?" — not checked yet. Tap it and we'll go check, right then.

Click the toolbar icon on any page for a verdict on that page. On Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo results, pages we've checked show their dot next to the link.

Free, forever, no account. No membership, no paid tier, no sign-up to browse. You never hand over a card, and there's nothing to buy inside it.

Anonymous by design. ReallyFree never collects your browsing history. It sends only bare site names to look up verdicts — never your search words, never full page addresses.