Is that text actually from your bank?
Paste a suspicious message, enter a URL, or upload a screenshot. Our AI checks it instantly and tells you whether it's phishing, a scam, or a legitimate message.
Try it now →Scams are getting harder to spot
AI now writes phishing that reads like the real thing. It uses your real name, references real companies, and manufactures urgency. Ordinary spam filters miss it.
When your personal data is exposed across data brokers, AI services, and public records, scammers can target you with your own details: your name, address, and phone number. That's why removing your data and spotting threats go hand in hand.
Three layers of analysis
Signal detection
First, deterministic checks: homoglyph and typosquat detection against 40+ brands, suspicious TLDs, sender-brand mismatches, mismatched link text, urgency patterns, and known scam-template fingerprints.
AI analysis
Our AI model reads the content for context, intent, and threat indicators, then returns a verdict with a confidence level, an explanation, and the specific signals it found.
Adversarial review
A second AI pass hunts for false negatives: cases where a threat might have slipped through. It errs toward caution, since flagging something harmless beats missing something dangerous.
Four ways to check
Web app
Paste text, enter a URL, or upload a screenshot at delist.ai/spam-analyzer. No signup, just an instant read.
Chrome extension
Right-click any text, link, or page. Check Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo mail in place, and see the result as a badge.
SMS
Forward a suspicious text to our analysis number and get the verdict back by reply. Subscribers get unlimited checks.
Forward a suspicious email to sketchy@mail.delist.ai. We read it and reply with the verdict and what to do next.
Got something suspicious?
Check it instantly. Free, no signup.
Analyze now