Scam detection, explained simply
Check it before they fool you.
Send ScamLens a screenshot, message, or link. It highlights the warning signs, gives you a clear risk level, and tells you what to do next.
Start free with 5 scans each month. No cybersecurity expertise needed.
High risk
Urgency, account threats, and a suspicious link detected.
Recommended action: do not click.
What you can expect
Plain-language answers
No security jargon—just the warning signs and why they matter.
Action before alarm
Every result includes a practical next step, such as calling a known number.
Honest risk signals
Scores reflect detected indicators, never a promise or guaranteed verdict.
One simple habit
Show us what feels off.
ScamLens turns suspicious content into an understandable answer. Pause, scan, then decide.
Scam or legit?
5 red flags detected
The message pressures you to act now, requests payment, and discourages independent verification.
- 01
Screenshot scanner
Upload a suspicious message and get a clear risk assessment, the red flags found, and a practical next step.
- 02
Message scanner
Paste a text, job offer, marketplace reply, or payment request to inspect its language and tactics.
- 03
Link checker
Inspect a URL for suspicious structure, redirects, impersonation, and available reputation signals before opening it.
Straightforward plans
A second look is worth it.
Try the essentials free, scan without limits on Pro, or help protect everyone in your family.
Free
For an occasional gut check
$0/month
- 5 scans per month
- Screenshot scanner
- Basic scam explanations
- Basic link analysis
Pro
For everyday digital peace of mind
$9.99/month
- Unlimited scans
- Screenshot and link checks
- Email scanner
- Voice analysis as available
- Scan history
- Family protection tools
Family
For households helping each other
$19.99/month
- Protection for up to 6 people
- Unlimited scans
- Shared family protection
- All Pro scanning tools
- Helpful verification steps
Good to know
Clear answers about safer checking.
Before you click, pay, or reply
Send it to ScamLens first.
Take a breath. Upload the suspicious message and get a clearer next step in moments.