Your staff paste a suspicious email or text into ScamSpotter and get a clear verdict (Safe, Suspicious, or Scam), a 0–100 risk score, and the reasons in plain English.
No credit card needed to try the checker.
No software to install and no training course. If you can copy and paste, you can use it.
Copy the suspicious email or text. Add the sender address and subject line if you have them; they help a lot.
ScamSpotter checks for spoofed senders, lookalike links, payment-change requests, pressure tactics, and other warning signs.
Each result explains why and what to do next, like calling the vendor on a number you already have.
Scammers go after the people who pay bills, run payroll, and answer the front desk. ScamSpotter is tuned for those messages.
"Your Microsoft 365 password expires today." Messages that send you to a fake sign-in page to steal your password.
Bills for services you never ordered, or real-looking invoices from a vendor you do use, sent by someone else.
"We've changed banks, please send this payment to our new account." One reply can redirect a large payment for good.
A text "from the owner" asking an employee to buy gift cards quickly and quietly, then send the codes.
"Your subscription renewed for $499. Call to cancel." The number connects to a scammer who wants remote access.
"Your package is on hold. Update your address here." Text scams aimed at the phone in everyone's pocket.
One plan for the whole business. Add everyone on your team at no extra cost.
ScamSpotter is in early access. Sign up and we'll set your team up personally.
ScamSpotter looks for the warning signs that show up again and again in real business scams. It catches a lot, but no tool is perfect. Treat a "Safe" result as one input, not a guarantee. For anything involving money or passwords, still verify through a channel you trust.
The checker analyzes the message to produce a result and doesn't save the message content. If optional AI analysis is turned on, the text is sent to that AI provider for the check. Don't paste passwords or full card numbers.
No. Share the link with your team. There's nothing to install, and every result explains itself in plain English.
A forwarding inbox (forward a message to a ScamSpotter address and get the verdict by reply) is planned. Today, staff paste the message into the checker.
It's $29 per month for your whole business, with unlimited staff. You can cancel anytime. We don't take payment details during early access signup.
ScamSpotter is built by Houston Cook in Anchorage, Alaska, to give small businesses a fast, easy way to check suspicious messages.
Leave your name and email and we'll get your team set up. No payment details needed.
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