Phishing logins
Fake bank, PayPal, Microsoft and courier pages that steal passwords — caught by the name on the wrong website, lookalike spellings and live scam lists.
Free scam protection · private by design
Fake shops, phishing logins, cloaked ads and fake virus alerts are built to fool you in a second. SafeHop checks links before you open them and pages as they load, blocks the dangerous ones and tells you why, in plain words.
Scams SafeHop stops
Scammers change their websites every day. SafeHop doesn't just rely on lists of known bad sites — it reads how a link behaves and what a page does, so brand-new scams get caught too.
Fake bank, PayPal, Microsoft and courier pages that steal passwords — caught by the name on the wrong website, lookalike spellings and live scam lists.
Too-good-to-be-true "outlet" stores with copied brand names, brand-new domains and throwaway endings like .shop and .top.
Ads that show a trusted site but secretly send you somewhere else. SafeHop follows every redirect and rates sponsored results before you click.
Full-screen "your computer is infected, call now" pages — including ones that hide until your mouse moves, lock the keyboard or freeze the browser.
Paste any SMS, WhatsApp message or email: fake delivery fees, KYC and "account blocked" warnings, prizes, job offers and fake police threats.
Pages that say "click Allow to prove you're not a robot" just to flood you with fake virus and prize notifications.
How it works
Most tools wait until a scam site is reported. SafeHop looks at what a link and a page actually do.
Records each redirect a link makes — even ones too fast to see — and reads destinations hidden inside ad links.
Spots fake logins, fake alerts, hidden encrypted content and "can't leave" traps. Page content never leaves your browser.
When a hidden scam appears, SafeHop's server unlocks it, confirms it and blocks it for every user — usually within seconds.
Free message checker
Paste a whole SMS, WhatsApp message or email — or just a link. SafeHop reads the wording and checks every link, and tells you what kind of scam it looks like and what to do instead.
For your family
Fake virus alerts and "your account is blocked" messages are aimed at parents and grandparents. Install SafeHop on their browser once — it warns them in plain words, in their own language, and blocks the worst before they can call a fake number.
Private by design
Pages and messages are analysed inside your browser and never sent to us.
For unfamiliar sites, only the name (like example.shop) is checked — never the full address or what you type.
No sign-up, no ads, no selling data. Checked names aren't stored.
Switch cloud checks or search ratings off in the popup any time.
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Read →Install it from your browser's official store:
Yes. The extension is free with no ads and no data selling.
Yes. Paste the whole message into the free checker, on your phone or computer. It checks the wording and every link, and the message never leaves your browser.
No. Local checks take a few milliseconds. Cloud checks run alongside the page load and only for unfamiliar sites.
Click "Always trust this site" on the block page, or manage trusted sites in the popup.
Open the SafeHop popup on that page and click "Report this scam", or email the link to [email protected]. Once confirmed, every SafeHop user is protected from it.
On search pages, SafeHop marks results that look like scams in red ("Dangerous") or amber ("Suspicious"); click the badge to see why. Sponsored ads that pass SafeHop's checks get a small green "ad checked" mark. Your search terms are never sent anywhere, and you can switch this off in the popup.
Keep it. Antivirus mostly blocks sites already on known-bad lists. SafeHop adds checks for brand-new scams: fake brands, days-old domains, cloaked ads and fake alerts, explained in plain words. They work well together.
Free, private scam protection that explains itself.