Scam intelligence, made clear

Check the message before it costs you.

Upload a suspicious text, email, or WhatsApp screenshot. ScamShield explains the warning signs and gives your family a safer next step.

No card required to start checking.

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What you can expect from ScamShield

Plain language

No technical jargon or fear tactics—just clear reasons a message may be risky.

Cautious guidance

We encourage verification through official channels before you click, reply, or pay.

Honest limits

Every result is guidance, not a guarantee. When in doubt, stop and ask for help.

A calmer way to check

From suspicious screenshot to sensible action.

ScamShield turns a confusing message into a short, useful review your whole family can understand.

  1. 1

    Upload the suspicious message

    Add a screenshot from text, email, or WhatsApp. ScamShield keeps the original context visible so the warning signs are easier to understand.

  2. 2

    See what raised concern

    Get plain-language explanations of urgency, impersonation, unusual payment requests, risky links, and other common scam tactics.

  3. 3

    Take a safer next step

    Follow practical guidance such as verifying through an official channel, blocking the sender, or asking a trusted family member before responding.

Simple household pricing

Start with one check. Protect more together.

Choose the level that fits how often your household encounters suspicious messages.

Quick Check

$0 / month

For occasional messages that do not look quite right.

  • 3 screenshot checks each month
  • Warning signs explained
  • A recommended safe next step
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Best for families

Family Shield

For households that want ongoing checks and a shared habit of pausing before acting.

$9 / month

Unlimited screenshot checks
Up to 5 family members
Plain-language risk breakdowns
Shared check history
Safer next-step guidance
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Good to know

Questions before your first check?

Pause. Check. Protect.

Do not let urgency make the decision.

Bring the message to ScamShield first. Understand what looks wrong, then choose the safer next step.

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