AI-powered scam detection
Messages. Links. Job offers. Investment pitches. If it feels off — paste it here. Scamanot analyzes it in seconds and tells you exactly what you're dealing with.
The Problem
In 2023, Americans lost over $10 billion to fraud. Phishing emails look real. Investment "opportunities" sound legitimate. Fake job offers come with polished websites and LinkedIn profiles. The bad actors have gotten very, very good.
Urgent messages warning you to verify your account, claim a package, or confirm a charge — designed to make you act before you think.
Remote work postings with great pay, flexible hours, and a professional onboarding process — that vanish the moment they ask for your info.
Business proposals, vendor inquiries, and investment leads that seem promising — and are crafted specifically to exploit people running their own operations.
Fake invoices, lookalike supplier emails, and vendor impersonation scams targeting small business owners who don't have a security team watching their back.
That's not weakness — that's the point. Modern scams are engineered to confuse even tech-savvy people. You need a second opinion you can trust.
You can't google every lead and cross-reference every domain. Scamanot does the heavy lifting so you can make informed decisions fast — and move on.
How It Works
No account required. No technical knowledge needed. Just paste — and know.
Drop in a suspicious message, link, job offer, email, pitch — anything that made you hesitate.
Our AI examines the content for red flags, known patterns, deceptive language, and structural tells.
Get a clear verdict — Likely Safe, Suspicious, or High Risk — with a plain-English explanation of why.
Who It's For
You don't need to be naive to get scammed. You need to be human — busy, trusting, and operating in a world where deception is industrialized.
When you run your own operation, every lead matters — and every bad lead costs you time, money, or both. You need a fast filter you can trust.
Why It Matters
Lost to fraud by Americans in 2023 alone, per the FTC
Fraud reports filed with the FTC last year
Adults who reported losing money to fraud in the last year
Average time for Scamanot to return a clear, actionable verdict
The Analyzer
Messages. Emails. Links. Job offers. Investment pitches. Whatever made you pause — drop it here.
Supports messages, URLs, emails, job offers, and more.
🔒 We don't store or share your submissions. Analysis results are for informational purposes and should not replace professional legal or financial advice.
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🔒 We don't store your searches. Ever.
Scamanot provides analysis to assist your own decision-making. Results do not guarantee an entity is safe or fraudulent. Never make financial decisions based solely on this tool's output.