Is This Counterparty Who They Say They Are?

The failure these share

Every one of them is a claim you were handed, that you have no independent way to check. The site describes a company. The email looks like it came from your domain. The photo looks like theirs.

• Domain Registration Check — the registry names a different identifiable company than the one you were told. A site can describe any company; the registration record is not the counterparty's to edit.
• Domain Exposure Watch — which addresses on YOUR domains appear in breaches, and which look-alikes of your domain somebody has registered and pointed at a live host.
• Reverse Image Search — whether an image is already published elsewhere, with the lane that answered reported honestly rather than a quiet downgrade.

Why buy them together

They share one architecture, so you learn it once: keyless first (every one has a lane that costs nothing and needs no account), bring your own key (the paid lanes are optional and never proxied through us), fail soft (a timeout returns `null`, never a clean bill of health), and pluggable (providers are injected, so no lane is mandatory).

That last point is what makes them compose. Each returns "could not determine" as a distinct outcome from "determined: nothing" — so a caller can combine three signals without any of them silently voting "fine" on an outage.

What none of them do

None takes a person as input. Two operate on domains, one on an image you supply. There is no people-search anywhere in the set, and the breach lane refuses in code — not merely in its terms — to look up an address outside the domains you have declared you control.

Proof

36 tests across the three. 16 deliberate defects applied to real source, 16 caught — including the one that removes the breach lane's ownership boundary, and a genuine fail-soft bug found and fixed during extraction.

Delivery

One private repository invite covering all three, within 24 hours of purchase. Single-product commercial license across the set: use and modify in any number of products; no redistribution or resale of the source.