Friendly scam-email practice

We hack your parents before the scammers do.

Realistic practice emails help the people you love spot a scam before they click. They opt in first. You get the report card.

Parent opts in firstEmail-only practiceCancel anytime
EXAMPLE PRACTICE EMAIL
SStreaming Supportbilling@streaming-alerts.example

Your account will be paused today

We couldn't process your payment. Update your details now to avoid interruption…

Looks suspiciousLooks safe
SAMPLE REPORT CARDNice catch — urgency was the clue.

A little mischief. A lot more confidence.

It feels like a family game, not a cybersecurity lecture. Every round builds the reflex to pause, inspect, and ask before clicking.

1

You choose who to protect

Subscribe for one loved one, or add more family members for $6 each per month. Your learning library opens right away.

2

We invite them to play

HackMyParents sends a clear invitation that names you. They opt in before the first practice email, so everyone knows it’s a game.

3

Practice becomes instinct

Once they say yes, we send realistic practice emails and short lessons. You get the report card; they get sharper with every round.

The fair-game rule: they know tests may come, but not when or what they’ll look like. That surprise is what turns a lesson into a useful habit.

Learn in the moment

Every near miss becomes a lesson.

We use common scam patterns—urgent account warnings, suspicious payment notices, and too-good-to-be-true offers—then explain the clue that gave each one away.

They choose to take partNo practice emails until the invited person says yes.
Practice arrives by emailEach realistic email is followed by a clear explanation of the clues.
A report, not a “gotcha”Progress is framed around useful clues and growing confidence.
PRACTICE EMAIL“Your payment failed”

The sender address didn't match the company name.

Clue spotted
2-MINUTE LESSONSlow down the urgency

Scammers rush the decision. Taking a moment can keep you safe.

Lesson complete
REPORT CARDOne sharper instinct this week

A simple update for the family member who subscribed.

Month to month

Start with one. Protect the whole crew.

One clear monthly price for realistic practice emails, short lessons, family report cards, and full access to the learning library from day one. Cancel anytime.

One loved one

$12/ month

A simple place to start for one parent, sibling, or anyone you care about.

  • Realistic scam-email practice
  • Short lessons and learning library
  • Family report card
Choose one person

Secure online checkout.

BEST FOR FAMILIES

Two loved ones

$18/ month

$12 for the first person, then $6 for each additional loved one.

  • Everything in the single plan
  • Add family for $6 each
  • Individual progress for each person
Choose family plan

Secure online checkout.

Give a month, get a month.When a friend you refer becomes a paying member, you both get one month free.

Good questions

Before anyone clicks anything…

Here’s the plain-language version of consent, the practice emails, and what happens next.

Yes. After you subscribe, HackMyParents sends an invitation that names you and explains the program. No practice email is sent until your loved one says yes.

They know they’re taking part in a scam-spotting game, but not when a practice email will arrive. After each round, we reveal the clues and share a short, useful lesson without shaming or trickery.

We send realistic practice emails based on scams people see every day, followed by short explanations of the clues. The program focuses on email, not phone calls or text messages.

Cancel anytime. Your subscription is month to month, with no long-term commitment.

Make “something looks off” their new superpower.

Friendly practice for the next suspicious email—and the confidence to pause before clicking.

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Now, who are we protecting?

Share the basics so HackMyParents can prepare a clear invitation from you. Nothing else is sent until your loved one opts in.

Invitation details

Add the details below so we can prepare a clear, friendly invitation. Review everything before sending.

Add at least an email or phone number. Practice emails are sent only after your loved one opts in.

We'll use this to personalize their invitation — as a friendly challenge.