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Free AI Scam Detector
Check suspicious links, websites, QR codes, fake job offers, rental scams and phishing attempts with AI before you click, pay or share personal information.
How Our AI Scam Detector Works
NetArmature analyzes multiple risk signals to detect phishing, fake websites, suspicious links, fake job offers, rental scams and other online threats. Instead of relying on a single rule, our AI evaluates different indicators together to estimate the likelihood of fraud.
Scam sites are usually registered days or weeks before they're used, then abandoned. A very young domain is one of the strongest phishing signals there is.
Phishing links often hop through several unrelated domains before landing on the real destination, hiding what you're actually about to visit.
Domains that closely mimic a well-known brand (typosquatting) or embed a brand name as a fake prefix are a classic phishing pattern.
Free hosting platforms, link shorteners, and dynamic DNS services are disproportionately used by scam pages compared to legitimate businesses.
For borderline cases, NetArmature looks at the actual destination page — contact info, social presence, urgency language — to help decide.
Long, oddly-structured URLs, suspicious subdomains and known scam keywords ("verify," "urgent," "prize") all factor into the score.
What NetArmature can check
One engine, several use cases — pick the one closest to what you're dealing with:
Not sure if a whole site is legitimate? See how to check a website.
Suspicious email or message pretending to be your bank or a service you use? Learn how phishing works.
Job offer that feels off? Check the warning signs.
Renting a place sight unseen? Spot a fake listing.
Just have a link you're unsure about? Check it before you click.
Learn how to use NetArmature and recognize phishing, fake websites, fake job offers and other online scams in ourcomplete guide to detecting online scams.