ScamDrill sends realistic but completely safe simulated scam emails and texts to help the people you care about—from teenagers to grandparents—learn to recognize fraud through practice, not panic.
Free to join. No spam, ever. We'll notify you at launch.
The Problem
We tell our parents and kids "don't click suspicious links," but we never give them a safe way to learn what "suspicious" actually looks like.
AI-generated phishing emails look more convincing than ever. Yesterday's obvious scams are today's pixel-perfect imitations of real brands.
Older adults lose more per incident due to savings and trust, while teens and Gen-Z face a surge in social media phishing, fake job offers, and cryptocurrency scams. No age group is immune.
Generic advice doesn't build real skills. People learn by doing—by encountering realistic scams in a safe context and receiving immediate feedback.
How It Works
ScamDrill uses realistic simulations to build real-world scam recognition skills for any age group—gently, and always at their pace.
Create your account, choose a plan, and invite your loved one to join. They'll confirm with a simple opt-in.
ScamDrill sends realistic but safe simulated scam emails and texts at unpredictable intervals—just like real scams arrive.
If they click, they see a friendly lesson explaining the red flags they missed. If they spot it, they receive positive reinforcement.
Your dashboard shows how each learner is progressing, which scam types they're catching, and where they need more practice.
Simulation Examples
Every simulation is based on actual scam tactics reported to the FTC, FBI, and consumer protection agencies—tailored for the age group being trained.
Features
Built from the ground up to be gentle, effective, and easy to manage.
Drills arrive via both email and text message—the two channels scammers use most to target people of all ages.
See which scam types each learner is catching and where they need more practice. Track improvement over time, per person.
Starts with easy-to-spot scams and gradually increases sophistication as each learner improves. Simulations are tailored by age group—social media scams for teens, financial fraud for seniors.
Get notified when any of your learners interact with a simulation so you can follow up with encouragement.
Every simulation includes a warm, clear explanation of the red flags—designed to educate, never to shame.
All learner data is encrypted and never shared with third parties. Fully compliant with GDPR and CCPA. Your family's data stays yours.
Simple Pricing
Each plan covers one guardian account with up to three learners of any age. Cancel anytime.
Billed monthly
$7.50/mo — save 25%
FAQ
Yes, always. Transparency is central to how ScamDrill works. Your loved one opts in with their own consent and knows that training simulations will arrive—they just won't know exactly when or what they'll look like. This mirrors how real scams work: you know they exist, but you never know when one will show up.
They're taken to a friendly ScamDrill educational page that explains what the scam was, which red flags were present, and how to spot similar attempts in the future. There is never any risk of malware, data theft, or actual harm. The tone is always warm and encouraging.
ScamDrill works for any age. Our simulation library includes scams tailored for older adults (IRS fraud, tech support cons, grandchild emergencies) and for teens and Gen-Z (fake Instagram account warnings, cryptocurrency giveaway scams, fraudulent job offers on social media). The difficulty progression and educational content adapt to each learner's age group and skill level.
Our template library covers the most common scam types across age groups: fake IRS notices, tech support alerts, package delivery scams, lottery and prize notifications, bank security warnings, grandchild emergencies, and charity fraud for older adults—plus fake social media account warnings, cryptocurrency giveaway scams, fraudulent job offers, and phishing DMs for teens and Gen-Z. New templates are added regularly based on real-world scam trends.
Simulations arrive on a semi-random schedule—typically every 3 to 7 days—so learners can't predict exactly when one will come. This mirrors real scam behavior and keeps the training effective. You can adjust the frequency from your dashboard.
Absolutely. Learners can unsubscribe from simulations at any time with a single click. Every simulation email includes an unsubscribe link, and every text includes STOP instructions. Their comfort and consent are our top priority.
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