Fake urgency
Urgent language pushes people to act before they slow down and verify the request.
Phish Fit helps families, advisors, and trusted communities practice the warning signs, learn in the moment, and get calm guidance when something feels off.
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Why this matters
Urgent language pushes people to act before they slow down and verify the request.
Scammers mimic known brands, relatives, and account alerts to create false confidence.
People become safer when they repeatedly rehearse what to do before they face a real scam.
How it works
Send realistic scam simulations on a trusted cadence to help people recognize manipulation without fear.
When someone interacts, explain the clues in plain language and show what made the message suspicious.
Forward a message and receive a calm verdict, explanation, and next-step guidance before a mistake happens.
Built for households and organizations
Phish Fit is designed for families, advisors, and trusted communities who want a calm, practical way to build scam awareness over time without turning security into fear.
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Fit for Families
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Partner pricing
Firms choose how many households they want to cover and pay the price beside that number — from $749 a year for 30 households, falling to under $15 a household at scale. Add households whenever you take on a client and pay only the difference.
FAQ
No. Simulations are one layer of the product. The real value is the ongoing habit loop: practice, learn, pause, and verify in the moment.
No. Visibility is permission-based and limited to summaries, trends, and explicit consent-based sharing unless a user opts in further.
Participants opt in, links terminate safely, and the experience avoids collecting real passwords, financial credentials, or identifying personal data.