A brand wrote to you? Know in 10 seconds whether the offer is genuine.
Paste its e-mail or message. Orbikit looks for the signs of a fake offer, the ones used to steal channels, and shows you word for word what it found. Free, no account.
With a free account, Orbikit goes further on the same offer
- The assistant's view, which reads the whole message and quotes each reason from the text (5 views a month on Free, 200 from Creator).
- Price benchmarks to answer with, and your replies drafted: first reply, counter-offer, polite refusal.
- The offer filed with its deadlines and its payment, if it is genuine.
- And your channel followed every day, with an alert when it moves.
Free, with no time limit and no credit card. Your channel is never connected from a link received by e-mail.
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Does Orbikit keep my message?
No. The message is read in memory, the result is sent back to you, and nothing is written anywhere: not the text, not the result, not your address. Orbikit only counts the number of checks per day. Only the domain name of a site named in it goes to the public registry of its extension, to know whether it is recent.
It says likely scam, what now?
Do not click any link, do not open any file and do not sign in to anything. If the brand exists, write to it from its official website to ask whether this message is theirs. You can report the e-mail as phishing in your mailbox. If you already clicked or opened a file, change your Google account password right away and sign out unknown devices.
No sign found, so the offer is safe?
No. Orbikit looks for 18 known signs; an offer can show none of them and still be fake, or look odd and be real. Always check that the person exists on the brand's website, and never sign in with Google on a link received in an offer. With a free account, the assistant reads the whole message and gives its view.
Why is "connect your channel" a sign?
It is the most common way to steal a channel: a fake Google sign-in page, which sometimes shows your real statistics to reassure you, captures your password and your verification code. A real brand does not need you to connect your channel to send you the offer details. Orbikit itself will never ask you to connect your channel from an e-mail.
See the 18 signs
Each one comes from a case documented by YouTube, Google, security vendors or creators. Click a sign to learn to spot it yourself.
- Danger: a real brand never does it
- Needs checking: real brands rarely do it, scammers imitate it
- A file, an archive or a program to open
- A command to copy or run
- A request for access to your channel or your password
- Fees, gift cards or cryptocurrency asked of you
- A request to sign in with Google or to link your channel
- A request for your bank details
- A move to WhatsApp or Telegram
- A shortened link, which hides where it goes
- Full payment promised in advance, before anything is published
- Pressure to answer right away
- A threat against your channel or your videos
- A copyright claim by e-mail, outside YouTube Studio
- A message that does not name you, sent in bulk
- A free mailbox address
- An address whose domain is not that of the sites named
- A domain name dressed up as the brand's site
- An address or a site on an extension brands almost never use
- A recently created site
With a free account, Orbikit goes further on the same offer
Free, with no time limit and no credit card. Your channel is never connected from a link received by e-mail.
Create a free account