IsThisSpam homepage / conversion exploration
Five ways to make “is this a scam?” feel easier to answer.
Five distinct visual directions for the current homepage promise. Each keeps the free checker as the first action, makes trust visible, and gives ongoing protection a clear next step.
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Calm utility
Conversion hypothesis: Make the first action feel safe, fast, and obvious for everyone.
A clear answer before you click.
Paste the message that feels off. Get the warning signs in plain English and one safe next move.
Free scam check
What are you unsure about?
Never include passwords or payment details.
This shows several scam signals.
Pressure, an unfamiliar sender, and a verification link make this worth stopping for before you reply or pay.
30 sec
to a plain-English answer
4 inputs
message, link, email, phone
1 next step
so you know what to do
Mockup 02
Safety brief
Conversion hypothesis: Lead with a decisive, visual verdict for users who need confidence under pressure.
Pause beforeyou trust it.
One fast check turns a gut feeling into evidence you can act on.
Unknown sender
“Verify your account now to avoid suspension…”
Risk score
92/100
Safest next move
Do not click the link. Verify another way.
See what looks wrong
No black-box score without a reason.
Know what to do next
Every verdict ends with a practical action.
Free scam check
Check the thing that feels off
Never include passwords or payment details.
Mockup 03
Guided confidence
Conversion hypothesis: Reduce uncertainty for first-time users by making the flow teach itself.
Your suspicious message, made easier to understand.
No security expertise needed. We walk you from “this feels weird” to a clear, calm next step.
Free scam check
Start with the message, link, or sender
Never include passwords or payment details.
This shows several scam signals.
Pressure, an unfamiliar sender, and a verification link make this worth stopping for before you reply or pay.
Designed for confidence
Simple enough to share with someone who is not “techy.”
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Proof-first scorecard
Conversion hypothesis: Earn trust with visible evidence before asking for a deeper product commitment.
Know why it feels wrong.
See the signals, the confidence level, and the action that keeps you safest—before you decide whether to go further.
Transparent
Signals are explained in plain English
Private
Remove passwords and payment details
Useful
Finish with one practical next step
Decision snapshot
Why this needs caution
Signal summary
The domain looks recently created and imitates a trusted brand. Verify through the official app or website.
Start with one check
Then keep the evidence when you need it.
Free scam check
Scan a link or message
Never include passwords or payment details.
Mockup 05
Family shield
Conversion hypothesis: Turn one anxious check into a repeatable protection habit for households.
When it feels off, ask before you act.
Check the message. Share the warning. Help the people you care about avoid the next scam.
A safer habit for every household
One shared tool for the suspicious texts, emails, links, and calls that catch people off guard.
Free scam check
Check it before you reply
Never include passwords or payment details.
This shows several scam signals.
Pressure, an unfamiliar sender, and a verification link make this worth stopping for before you reply or pay.
Keep protection close
Check free today. Add ongoing protection when you are ready.