Got a suspicious SMS about a package, a bank alert that feels off, or an email asking to verify your account? Paste it below. Six AI models analyze it in parallel and return one verdict with an agreement score.
Got a suspicious message about a package, bank, or unpaid invoice? Drop it here. Six AIs check for phishing patterns and give you one verdict in 15 seconds.
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Package delivery SMS
“Your DHL/UPS/Chronopost package is held — pay €1.99 customs fee to release.”
Sends you to a fake payment page that steals card details. Real carriers never ask for customs fees by SMS.
Fake bank alerts
“Unusual transaction detected on your account. Click here to verify your identity within 24 hours.”
Urgency + impersonation. Real banks ask you to log in through their app, not via a link in an SMS.
Account suspension emails
“Your Netflix / Amazon / Apple account will be suspended. Update your payment method now.”
Slightly-off domains (netflix-secure-billing.com) + urgency. Real platforms use their main domain.
Romance / friendship scams
“I'm in Dubai right now and lost my wallet — could you wire €500? I'll pay you back.”
Emotional pressure + irreversible payment method (wire / crypto). Always verify by voice call before acting.
Each model runs the analysis independently. Satcove synthesizes their conclusions into one verdict with an explicit agreement score — so you know how much to trust the result before acting.
Most existing phishing detectors are single-model classifiers. They learned the statistical fingerprint of phishing messages they were trained against — and they miss fresh patterns the model has not seen. New scams launch every week. A detector trained six months ago is meaningfully blind to half of what arrived since.
Six AI models from six different labs cover a wider distribution. The package-SMS scam might be obvious to Claude; the fake-bank email might be obvious to GPT; the AI-generated voice scam transcript might be obvious to Perplexity (with web search). The cross-model verdict catches what any single one would miss.
Verify before acting
A "suspicious" verdict means at least one AI raised a red flag the others did not. The message sits in contested territory — possibly a borderline case or a fresh scam style.
Phishing targets seniors and non-tech-savvy users disproportionately. A simple bookmark on their phone home screen pointing to satcove.com/free-phishing-checker gives them a first line of defense. When they get a suspicious SMS, they paste it here, get a 15-second verdict, and know whether to ignore it or investigate.
Three free checks per day cover casual use. No signup, no credit card, no setup required. For heavier protection (unlimited checks + iOS share-extension that verifies directly from Messages or Mail), Satcove Pro is €14.99/mo.
Is the AI phishing checker really free?
Yes. 3 free phishing checks per day across all 6 AI models. No credit card, no signup required, no content stored after the verdict is returned.
Why use 6 AIs instead of one?
Phishing patterns evolve fast. A single AI model trained months ago might miss a fresh scam style. Six models from six different labs catch a wider range of patterns. When all six agree the message is phishing, you can act with confidence. When they disagree, you know to investigate further before deciding.
What kinds of content can I check?
Email body text, SMS messages, suspicious URLs, social media messages, voicemail transcripts, forwarded messages, attachment file names. Just paste the content. For images of messages (screenshots), use the AI image detector to verify the screenshot authenticity first.
Does Satcove store the messages I check?
No. The content is processed in memory, sent to the six AI providers via their APIs, and discarded immediately after the verdict is returned. The verdict itself (not the content) is logged anonymously for service quality and cannot be linked back.
What if the verdict says 'Suspicious — verify'?
That means at least one model raised a red flag the others did not. The message sits in contested territory — typically a borderline case or a fresh scam pattern. Verify by contacting the claimed sender through a known channel (official phone number, official app) before acting. Do not click links or share information until you have confirmed independently.
Can the checker miss a phishing attempt?
Yes — no detector is 100% accurate. Six-AI consensus reduces false negatives significantly (especially on common patterns like package scams, fake bank alerts, account-suspension emails), but novel attacks may slip through. Treat the verdict as a strong signal, not absolute proof.
Why is the agreement score important here?
Because phishing detection is exactly the case where being wrong has real cost. A 90% agreement score across 6 AIs means the verdict is reliable. A 55% score means the message is genuinely ambiguous and you should not act on the AI alone — talk to a human (your bank, your family, the official customer service).
Can I check phishing in French / Spanish / German?
Yes. Satcove detects the language of the message and produces the verdict in the same language. Output languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean.
What about the elderly or non-tech-savvy users in my family?
Save https://satcove.com/free-phishing-checker as a bookmark on their phone. When they get a suspicious SMS or email, they paste it here and see the verdict. Three free checks per day covers casual use. Many users send this link to elderly parents as a first line of defense.
Do I get more checks with a paid plan?
Yes. Satcove Pro (€14.99/mo) unlocks unlimited phishing checks, the iOS share-extension (two-tap verify directly from Messages or Mail), Privacy Shield for PII-sensitive content, and 6 AIs on every query at the premium model tier.
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