Free for one answer. Family for the people you worry about.
Scammers rarely target the person who reads about scams. They target that person's parents. Family puts one plan over the whole household, so a suspicious text can be checked before anyone sends money.
In 2025, Americans reported more than $388 million in losses in scams involving crypto ATMs and kiosks. People age 60 and older reported about $257 million of those losses. FBI IC3, 2025 data.
Free
For anyone who just got one weird message and needs a quick answer.
$0 forever
- Quick risk score for a website, wallet, name or phone number
- See the warning signs that raised the score
- Browse community reports and read real stories
- Learn crypto basics in plain English
- Report a scam or share your story for free
Family
For the son or daughter who is the unofficial scam checker for Mom, Dad and the rest of the family.
$12.99 / month
- Everything in Plus, for up to 6 people on one plan
- Your parents forward a suspicious message and get a plain-English answer
- Shared alert list so the whole household sees the same warnings
- You can be the one who checks it, even when you are not in the room
- Priority help when someone is being pressured to send money now
Plus
For one person who wants to understand why it feels like a scam and what to do next.
$6.99 / month
- A full plain-English breakdown of the red flags in a message, email or website
- Plain-English summary: why it's risky and how the scam works
- Clear next steps: ignore, block, report, or verify safely
- Saved alerts when new reports match something you checked
- Copy-paste summaries ready for FTC, FBI IC3 or SEC reports
What you actually get
Beginners usually have one question. Here is how each plan answers it.
Is this a scam?
Free gives you a risk score and the warning signs behind it.
Why does it feel off?
Plus points out the exact red flags and explains the trick in plain English.
Who checks it for Mom and Dad?
Family covers up to 6 relatives, so a suspicious message gets a second opinion even when you are not there — plus reporting summaries when something has gone wrong.
Questions people ask
Do I pay to report a scam or share my story?
Never. Reporting and the Story Wall are free so warnings reach as many people as possible.
My parents are not technical. Will they actually use this?
They do not have to learn anything new. The idea is that they forward or paste the message that worried them, and get a plain-English answer — or send it to you, and you check it on their behalf.
Which Family features work today?
Free checking, community reports and the guides work right now for everyone. Shared household accounts, message forwarding and shared alerts are being built, and paid billing is not switched on yet — joining the launch list is how you tell us to prioritise them.
I only need one answer for myself. Do I need a plan?
No. The instant check is free and always will be. Plus exists for people who want the full explanation of why a message is working on them; Family exists for people covering someone else.
What happens when the trial ends?
Nothing is charged until billing is switched on for your account, and you can cancel at any time before then.
Is a risk score proof of fraud?
No. Scores combine community reports and automated signals. They are informational only, not legal or financial advice.
Prices shown in USD. Billing is not yet live — starting a trial reserves your plan and creates your account.