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How to Tell the Real EaSync Site From a Fake One

Which domains and signs to check so you don't fall for a phishing site pretending to be EaSync.

Written by Dean

EaSync’s official domains

EaSync doesn’t have dozens of different sites — every official address ends in easync.io:

  • easync.io — the main website.

  • my.easync.io — the dashboard/app where you manage your stores.

  • help.easync.io — the Help Center (article library).

Look at the whole domain, not just whether the word “easync” appears somewhere in the address. A other sites has nothing to do with EaSync, even if it carries the logo or a similar design.

Other ways to confirm you’re talking to EaSync

  • Official EaSync support replies through the chat right inside the dashboard (my.easync.io) or on help.easync.io — not through a third-party messenger linked from an email.

  • Messages and emails from EaSync staff come from addresses on the easync.io domain.

  • EaSync will never ask you to enter your account password on a third-party site, and will never ask you to send payment to a personal account instead of the official payment methods in the dashboard.

If you’re not sure

  1. Don’t enter your EaSync login and password anywhere except my.easync.io / app.easync.io.

  2. Before doing anything on a site you’re unsure about, message the official support chat on help.easync.io or from your dashboard and attach a screenshot of the address in question.

  3. Wait for support to confirm whether the address is legitimate before continuing.

Quick summary

  • Every official EaSync address ends in easync.io: easync.io itself, my.easync.io, app.easync.io, help.easync.io.

  • The word “easync” appearing somewhere in a site’s name means nothing — what matters is the whole domain.

  • EaSync support never asks for a password on a third-party site and never asks you to pay outside the dashboard.

  • If you’re unsure, don’t enter any data and ask in the official support chat before continuing.

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