ScamZero: AI Scam Detector Live

ScamZero is your AI-powered scam checker and fraud detector. Instantly verify if a text message, link, email, or phone number is a scam — before you click, call, or reply. Today's scam texts use AI to look like real customer-service alerts; ScamZero's AI helps you see through them in seconds. Bank impersonation is the #1 reported text scam in the US, and Americans lose hundreds of millions to scam texts every year. ScamZero analyzes what you paste and gives you a clear verdict: safe, suspicious, or confirmed scam. WHAT SCAMZERO VERIFIES - Text messages & SMS: paste any suspicious message for an instant AI fraud analysis - Links & URLs: check if a website is phishing, fake, or malicious before you open it - Emails: detect spoofed senders, phishing attempts, and fraudulent messages - Phone numbers: find out if a number is flagged as scam, spam, or telemarketing HOW IT WORKS 1. Copy and paste the suspicious content — a message, link, email, or phone number 2. ScamZero's AI runs a deep analysis in seconds 3. Get a clear verdict with an explanation: safe, suspicious, or scam No technical knowledge needed. Just paste and check. COMMON SCAMS SCAMZERO HELPS YOU SPOT Scammers impersonate the brands you trust. ScamZero recognizes today's most common schemes: - Bank text scams impersonating Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi and your own bank - Package delivery scams posing as USPS, Amazon, FedEx or UPS ("your package is on hold") - Unpaid toll texts: E-ZPass, SunPass, FasTrak and fake DMV notices - IRS, Social Security and government impersonation messages - Zelle, Venmo and Cash App payment fraud - Fake Amazon or PayPal "customer support" texts that tell you to call a number - Phishing and smishing links that steal your passwords and logins - Prize, lottery and sweepstakes you never entered - Tech support scams asking for remote access to your device - Investment and cryptocurrency scams promising unreal returns - Romance scams and fake profiles asking for money - One-time passcode (OTP) theft from your bank or apps - Fake job offers, rental listings and online marketplace deals WHO IT'S FOR - Protect parents and grandparents who may be less skeptical of scams - Verify before sending money, clicking a link, or sharing personal data - Anyone who gets texts from "their bank," a delivery service, or the IRS CALLER ID — BONUS FEATURE ScamZero also identifies incoming calls so you know who's calling before you pick up. Spam and scam callers are flagged automatically, keeping you one step ahead. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How do I know if a text is a scam? Paste it into ScamZero and the AI tells you in seconds whether it's safe, suspicious, or a scam — and why. Is it free? Yes, you can start checking for free. Paid plans add more checks and family protection. Is my data safe? Your privacy comes first: we analyze content to protect you, nothing else. STAY SAFE FROM EVOLVING FRAUD Fraudsters change tactics constantly and now use AI to sound legitimate. Whether it's a fake USPS delivery text, a Chase or Bank of America impersonation, an unpaid-toll message, an IRS threat, or an unknown caller — ScamZero helps you verify the truth before it's too late. Paste it. Check it. Stay safe. Link Protection (Android) ScamZero includes an optional Link Protection feature that detects phishing sites in your browser in real time. To do this, ScamZero uses the Android AccessibilityService API: it reads the web address (URL) of the pages you open in your browser to compare it against a list of known fraudulent sites and warn you before you hand your data to a scam. ScamZero only checks the site's address; it does not read page content, does not store your browsing history, and does not share your activity. This feature is optional: you turn it on from Settings and it requires your consent.