Dorks Checker
Validate search queries before spending time scraping them at scale.
The Dorks Checker tests a list of advanced search queries—often called dorks—and measures how many results each one returns. It is a quality-control step between generating queries and running a full Scraper task.
What It Does
- Runs each dork through the checker's search source.
- Records an estimated result count.
- Keeps queries within your minimum and maximum thresholds.
- Moves queries with too few results to an invalid list.
Result counts are estimates and can vary by search source, region, and time. A dork that passes the checker can still return different results in the Scraper because the two modules may use different search providers.
What You Can Use It For
- Removing empty or low-value queries from a large generated list.
- Finding queries that are specific enough to reduce noise.
- Comparing alternate dork structures before a larger discovery run.
- Saving time and search requests in the Scraper.
Typical Input and Output
Input: a text list containing one complete search query per line, plus result-count limits.
Output: valid and invalid dork lists, usually accompanied by the observed result counts.
When to Choose It
Use Dorks Checker when you want to evaluate complete queries. Use Keywords Scraper to expand topic phrases or Parameters Checker to evaluate URL query keys. Once the list is clean, send the valid dorks to the Scraper.
See How to Make Dorks for query construction and Task Settings for thresholds.