Paste any sales pitch, offer or marketing copy. We'll flag fake urgency, false scarcity, MLM signals and manipulated social proof before you buy.
The persuasion tricks designed to bypass your rational brain.
"Only 3 left!" on a digital product, or a stock counter that magically never reaches zero. Manufactured pressure.
"Offer expires in 10 minutes!" countdowns that reset when you refresh. Pressure to buy before you think.
"$2,997 value, yours today for $97!" The big number was never real. It exists to make the small number feel cheap.
"Be your own boss", "residual income", emphasis on recruiting others, fees to join. Classic multi-level marketing signals.
"Make $10k a month from home!" Screenshot testimonials from "students" who always happen to be in exotic locations.
Stock photos of fake "customers", identical review language, or social proof that can't be independently verified.
"Free trial" that silently converts to a paid subscription. "Risk-free" with a 30-day process to get your money back.
"Satisfaction guaranteed" with no actual terms. A refund policy is only useful if the conditions are clear.
Copy the landing page, email, DM or webinar script. Anything pitching you something.
AI checks against persuasion tactics and manipulation patterns.
Each tactic explained with the exact quote that triggered it.
No. Marketing and persuasion are normal parts of commerce. Red Flag This looks for tactics that cross the line into deception: manufactured urgency, fake scarcity, fabricated social proof, and claims that can't be substantiated.
Key signals: you have to pay to join, you earn more from recruiting others than from selling a product, the "business" emphasises lifestyle over actual revenue, and nobody can show you verifiable income figures from real participants.
Legitimate courses exist, but the "make $10k a month as a coach" space is full of pitches that rely on the exact tactics we flag: fake urgency, inflated testimonials, unrealistic income claims. Scan before you buy.
Paste the transcript or the key claims. If you have the sales page copy, paste that. It usually has the same tactics written down.