Paste any suspicious message, link, or offer. Our AI scam checker reads it in seconds, flags the exact red flags, and tells you what to do next — free, with no sign-up.
Paste anything suspicious
Drop in a text message, WhatsApp forward, email, or link. No sign-up and no app to install.
AI reads it like an analyst
A rule engine checks thousands of known scam patterns first, then AI reasoning weighs the urgency, requests, and language for anything new.
Get a clear verdict
You see a confidence score, the exact red flags found, and a safe next step — in plain language, in under 3 seconds.
ScamCheck is trained on the scams people actually get every day across messaging, email, and the web.
Phishing & smishing
Fake bank, KYC, and account-verification messages that push you to a lookalike login page.
Prize & lottery scams
“You’ve won” messages, giveaways, and gift-card requests designed to harvest details or fees.
Job & task scams
Too-good-to-be-true offers, advance-fee recruiting, and pay-to-start work-from-home fraud.
Delivery & courier scams
Missed-parcel texts asking for a small “redelivery” fee or customs charge.
Investment & crypto fraud
Guaranteed-return pitches, fake trading groups, and pump-and-dump crypto schemes.
Romance & impersonation
Long-con relationship scams and messages pretending to be a boss, relative, or agency.
What is an AI scam checker?
An AI scam checker analyses a message, link, or offer and estimates how likely it is to be a scam. ScamCheck combines a pattern-based rule engine with AI reasoning to explain the specific warning signs it finds, not just a yes/no.
Is the AI scam checker free?
Yes. You can check messages and links for free with no account required. A free account adds saved history and 150 scans per month; Pro adds unlimited scans and deeper AI analysis.
How accurate is AI scam detection?
No detector is perfect, so ScamCheck shows a confidence score and the reasons behind it rather than a false guarantee. Treat a high-risk verdict as a strong reason to stop, and always verify a request through an official channel you look up yourself.
Is my data private when I scan a message?
Scans are used to return your verdict. Avoid pasting passwords, full card numbers, or OTPs — you never need those to check whether a message is a scam.
Can AI detect brand-new scams it has never seen?
Often, yes. Because the AI layer reasons about tactics like false urgency, unusual payment requests, and lookalike links, it can flag novel scams that don't match a known pattern exactly.