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Why ScamKit Exists
Built to help everyday users investigate suspicious links and messages. ScamKit breaks down links, texts, and common scam tactics so you can make safer decisions online.
Free Tools
Start here when something feels off.
Check a Link
Paste a URL and get a risk score, clear red flags, and practical next steps.
Check a Message
Paste suspicious message text and detect urgency, threats, fake authority, and scam language.
Scam Simulator
Practice spotting scam warning signs with quick examples and timed rounds.
What To Do If You Got Scammed
A calm, step-by-step plan to recover fast and protect your accounts.
Featured Resources
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How ScamKit Helps
Realistic examples of what visitors do when something feels suspicious.
“My mom got a fake package text. We pasted it into Check a Message, saw urgency + fake link signals, and blocked the sender before she clicked.”
“A vendor invoice email looked off. We checked the link, logged evidence, then used Reports to share a summary with the team in minutes.”
“After clicking a suspicious login page, I used the recovery guide step-by-step and secured my accounts the same day.”
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