Is this brand deal real? Check a sponsorship email for scam signals
Fake brand deals are the most common way creators lose an account. Paste the email and this reads the headers and the language the way someone who has seen a thousand of them would.
Fake sponsorship emails are now the most common way creators lose a channel. The offers look generous, the branding looks right, and the attachment or login link is where it goes wrong. This reads the headers and the wording the way someone who has seen a thousand of them would, and tells you which signals it found and why each one matters.
Free, experimental, provided as-is. This tool applies rules of thumb and can be wrong. It is not legal, financial or professional advice, and using it creates no professional relationship with the site owner. You are responsible for any decision you make with the result. Terms.
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