The Hype Detector
Paste in a sales page, or give it the page's address. It highlights the hype, like guaranteed income, fake deadlines and "no experience needed," and checks for the basics an honest page should have: a price, a refund policy, who it's for and who it isn't for.
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The basics
What got flagged
Nothing yet.
How it works
The detector looks for patterns, not intent. It matches about a hundred phrases that show up again and again in get-rich pitches, groups them into six kinds of hype, and weighs the serious ones (income promises, fake deadlines, pushing debt) more than the puffy ones ("game-changing").
It also checks for basics an honest page usually has. Those checks are simple word searches, so read the page yourself before you trust a green check.
Reading the result
- One flag proves nothing. Honest people use clumsy marketing words too, often because a template told them to.
- Patterns matter. Income promises plus a countdown plus no refund policy is a different animal from one "ultimate guide."
- Missing basics count. A page with no price and no refund policy wants you on a sales call.
- Check your own pages too. If you sell things, a clean report is a good habit and a good look.
No hype here either
This is a free tool, and it can't tell you whether an offer is a scam. It can tell you when a page leans on the same tricks scams lean on, so you know where to slow down and what to ask.
Pair it with the What Do I Actually Keep? calculator to check the math behind any income claim.
No get-rich claims