Free tool
Link and message checker
Did someone message you that you won a prize? Paste the message or link and check for typical fraud signals before clicking or giving your data.
- Local analysis
- Brand-imitating domains
- Detects fees and urgency
- Never opens the link
Message or link
Paste the text as you received it. We never open any link: we only analyze how it is written.
Analysis
The result will appear here as you type.
Estimates only, not advice. Everything is calculated in your browser: we do not send or store what you type. It is an automatic pattern analysis: it does not certify that something is safe or prove it is fraudulent. If in doubt do not pay or share data.
What signals it looks for
From the link: shorteners, IP addresses, look-alike characters, domains resembling a known brand, cheap endings, too many subdomains or hyphens. From the text: asking you to pay to claim a prize, asking for passwords or codes, time pressure, saying you won without entering, asking you to forward or moving you to a private chat.
What to do if it looks suspicious
Do not pay, do not open the link, look for the promotion yourself on the brand’s site and report the account. Learn more in reading giveaway rules.
Frequently asked questions
Does a low result mean it is safe?
No. It only means we found no clear signals. Always check the brand’s official account.
Is my message sent to a server?
No, the analysis happens in your browser and does not query external lists.
Why does it not check blocklists?
To avoid sending your links to third parties. It complements, but does not replace, your browser’s protections.
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