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Help the people you care about spot scams before they strike

Safe, realistic scam simulations train teenagers, grandparents, or your entire organization to recognize fraud through practice before a real scam costs them money or data.

No credit card14 days of the full Family planSetup takes 3 minutes

Protecting a team? See ScamDrill for organizations

Two red flags in this email

  • Suspicious domainchase-secure-verify.co is not chase.com — banks write from their own domain.
  • Urgency pressure“Within 24 hours or your account is suspended” exists to stop you pausing to check.

Three red flags in this text

  • Unknown senderA real carrier text comes from a short code, not a random 240 number.
  • Urgency pressure“Confirm within 12h” is there so you act before you think.
  • Fake .info linkUSPS only uses usps.com — anything else is a lookalike.

Fraud losses have quintupled since 2020 — scams grow faster than awareness can catch up. Source: FTC →

86%

are confident they can spot a scam — yet 56% of those who encounter one still engage. Source: GASA →

$7.7B

stolen from adults 60+ in 2025. Most victims never recover this money. Source: FBI IC3 →

Why Warnings Alone Don't Stop Scams — and What Actually Works

We say "don't click suspicious links," but we never give them a safe way to learn what "suspicious" actually looks like.

Scams are getting smarter

AI-generated phishing is now pixel-perfect. The obvious red flags your family used to rely on—typos, bad formatting—are gone. If they haven't updated their instincts, they're exposed.

No age group is safe

Older adults lose the most per incident—often their retirement savings. Teens lose access to accounts and personal data. By the time you find out, the damage is done. Protect your parents →  |  Protect your teen →

"Just be careful" won't stop a loss

Advice doesn't build reflexes. The only way to get better at spotting scams is to encounter realistic ones in a safe context—before a real one costs your family money, data, or peace of mind.

How Does ScamDrill Phishing Training Work?

Like a fire drill, but for scams. ScamDrill uses realistic simulations to build real-world scam recognition skills for any age group — gently, and always at their pace.

  1. You sign up

    Create your account, choose a plan, and invite your loved one to join. They'll confirm with a simple opt-in.

  2. They get “scammed”

    ScamDrill sends realistic but safe simulated scam emails and texts at unpredictable intervals—just like real scams arrive.

  3. They learn instantly

    If they click, they see a friendly lesson explaining the red flags they missed. If they spot it, they receive positive reinforcement.

  4. You see progress

    Your dashboard shows how each learner is progressing, which scam types they're catching, and where they need more practice.

app.scamdrill.com/dashboard
The ScamDrill family dashboard: active learners, simulations sent, click rate, report rate and each family member's progress (sample data)

The family dashboard — real product, sample data

ScamDrill Features That Protect Your Family or Business

Built to be effective, easy to manage, and tailored to who you're protecting.

Email + SMS Simulations

Drills arrive via both email and text message—the two channels scammers use most to target people of all ages. SMS drills are included on the Family plan.

Progress Dashboard

See which scam types each learner is catching and where they need more practice. Track improvement over time, per person.

Adaptive Difficulty

Each learner gets simulations tuned to their own performance—ramping up in difficulty as they improve. Tailored by age group too.

Real-Time Alerts

Get notified when any of your learners interact with a simulation so you can follow up with encouragement.

Friendly Lessons

Every simulation includes a warm, clear explanation of the red flags—designed to educate, never to shame.

Privacy First

All learner data is encrypted and never shared with third parties. Fully compliant with GDPR and CCPA. Your family's data stays yours.

New for learners

Got a text that feels off? Two ways to get a second opinion.

Forward it to your ScamDrill number and get a verdict back by text. Or open the ScamDrill app (iPhone and Android), paste or share the message, and get the same answer with the red flags spelled out — screenshots too. Both come with the Family plan.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play

Not a member? The free browser checker works for anyone — no signup needed.

For Organizations

Security awareness training for your whole team

Centralized dashboard & department analytics  ·  Baseline week, then Autopilot with a monthly board-ready report  ·  Closed-loop remediation — a click assigns a lesson, then re-tests it  ·  Bulk onboarding, campaign scheduling & adaptive per-employee training  ·  SSO/SCIM, LMS API & compliance reporting

Explore organization features →

Plans from $336.75/yr · 25% off first year · 30-day trial

New for 2026

Scam-spotting becomes a habit your family or organization looks forward to

Streaks, achievement shields, tactic mastery, and a monthly family digest. See how the gamification layer keeps everyone coming back to practice.

Level up

Real stories from families who started practicing

"My two teens are constantly on social media, and the scams targeting their accounts have gotten really sneaky. ScamDrill is the only service I’ve found that actually gives them some awareness and instincts of scams and how to avoid falling for them."
Jay B. · Parent of two teens, Albuquerque, NM
"I set my aging parents up on ScamDrill after a close call with a fake bank text. They’ve actually told me it’s eye-opening and a little bit fun. That alone makes it worth it."
Alicia G. · Daughter of two ScamDrill learners, Philadelphia, PA

Plans for families

Start free, or take 14 days of the full Family plan — no card either way. Training a team instead? Organization plans are just below.

Free

$0

No credit card required

  • Email drills — basic scam types, 1 per month
  • 1 learner
  • Beginner difficulty
  • Progress dashboard
  • Real-time alerts
Start with Free

No credit card required · Cancel anytime · Setup takes 3 minutes

Cancel anytime — no contracts, no cancellation fees.

Curious what you'll see inside? Preview the family dashboard →

Want the details? See the full Free vs Family comparison →

AI Analysis

Included with Family. Also available on the Free plan as a paid add-on. Forward suspicious emails to check@scamdrill.com for AI-powered detection that improves identification of sophisticated phishing tactics pattern matching alone can miss.

Learn about second opinion AI email checking →

Included on Family

$2.99/mo

or $29.99/yr Save 17%

Protecting a team instead?

Organization plans from $336.75/yr $449 — 25% off your first year. Starter, Team, Business & Enterprise, 2 to 2,500+ seats, 30-day trial.

See how the admin view works: preview the organization dashboard →

See organization pricing →

25% off applies to the first 12 months of a new subscription and renews at the standard rate. Offer ends 13 November 2026. Offer terms

Common questions

Yes, always. Your loved one opts in with their own consent and knows training simulations will arrive—they just won't know exactly when or what they'll look like. This mirrors real scams: you know they exist, but never know when one will show up.

They see a friendly ScamDrill page explaining the scam, which red flags were present, and how to spot similar attempts. There's never any risk of malware, data theft, or actual harm—the tone is always warm and encouraging.

Anyone. Simulations are tailored by age group—IRS fraud, tech support cons, and grandchild emergencies for older adults; fake social media warnings, crypto scams, and phishing job offers for teens and Gen-Z. Difficulty and educational content adapt to each learner.

Our library covers the most common types: fake IRS notices, tech support alerts, package delivery scams, bank security warnings, grandchild emergencies, and charity fraud—plus social media account warnings, crypto giveaway scams, fraudulent job offers, and phishing DMs. New templates are added regularly based on real-world trends.

Every drill is built from real, recently reported scams — sourced from the FTC Consumer Sentinel, the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), the AARP Fraud Watch Network, and real-time community reports on r/Scams. Our team reviews fresh fraud trends every week and updates the simulation library, so what your family practices reflects what’s actually landing in inboxes and texts right now. Learn more about how we build simulations →

Typically every 15 to 30 days on a semi-random schedule, so learners can't predict when one will come. You can adjust the frequency from your dashboard.

Absolutely. Every simulation email includes an unsubscribe link. Learners can opt out with a single click at any time.

Realistic enough that click rates on first-month simulations typically match what attackers see in the wild — that's the point. Templates cover the highest-volume real-world pretexts (shipping notifications, document-share requests, Microsoft 365 admin alerts, voicemail notifications, invoice fraud, IT helpdesk tickets, payroll updates, CEO wire-transfer requests). Each simulation pairs a brand-correct visual layout with a sender domain that matches the pretext, and the educational debrief shown after a click teaches the specific red flags that template exercised.

Running a team? See organization FAQs — deployment, integrations, compliance →

Don't wait for a real scam to be the lesson.

Protect your family or train your entire team—start building scam resilience today.

Get Started Free

No credit card required Cancel anytime Setup takes 3 minutes

Free plan for 1 learner. Family from $5.25/mo billed yearly (25% off your first year). Organization plans from $336.75/yr.

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