Test Your Team’s Ability to Spot Scam Emails
Quick, easy, and 100% free
Phishing Email Test
Think Your Employees Can Spot a Scam Email? Find Out For Free With a Quick Phishing Test
Run a free phishing simulation to see who’s likely to fall for scam emails. Instantly uncover weak spots, identify risks, and get clear results to protect your business.
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How To Use The Free Email Spoof Test
Step 1
Enter Some Basic Details
Fill out the form. You must use your organisation email address and not a free account such as Gmail. This service is only to be used by the person in the organisation responsible for email security
Step 2
Pick Your Email Template
Think like a hacker: go for the template that’s most likely to work for your organisation.
Step 3
Check Your Inbox
If the email arrives in your inbox, then your domain can easily be spoofed. If it lands in your junk/spam folders then you are most likely safe. You may also receive a non-delivery report if you have measures in place to protect against domain spoofing.
Step 4
See The Results
Download a report that shows who clicked and who didn’t.
Step 5
Compare Your Score
See how your results stack up against others who have taken the test.
Find Out Who’s Falling for Phishing Emails Before Hackers Do
The easiest way to know if your team is ready for scam emails, get a report on exactly who clicked the links and how you compare in your industry.
“Very easy to use and increased our colleague's knowledge and what to look out for regarding email security”
FAQs
Is the phishing test really free?
Yes, it’s completely free. You’ll get full results without any hidden costs.
Will it disrupt my team’s work?
Not at all. The test runs silently in the background, just like a real phishing email.
What happens after the test?
You get a detailed report showing who clicked and what needs improving.
Can I customise the emails?
Yes, you can pick templates that suit your team and test goals.
Will my employees know it’s a test?
Not right away — the goal is to see how they react naturally. You can decide what happens when they click.
