For organizations · early access

Stop scammers impersonating your organization

Scammers wear your name. The fix is not another badge to trust, it is a plain, public place a worried person can check against, and a calm way for your own mail to be confirmed. Hunch advises, it never certifies, and a listing is never something you pay for.

We are opening these plans to a first group of organizations. Write to us to join.

What your organization gets

What it isWhat it doesAvailability
An official-channels pageA page on Hunch that lists the exact phone numbers, domains, and apps your organization has confirmed it uses, so a worried person can check a message against the real thing, not against whatever the message claims. Each line is marked confirmed by the organization.Opening to the first group
A verify line for your email signaturesOne calm line your team can add to outgoing mail: a way for the reader to confirm it is really you, through a channel they look up themselves, not a link we or you supply.Opening to the first group
A site check moduleAn embedded checker on your own site. A visitor pastes a message and the full sender address, and it is checked against the channels and policies you have published, in the visitor’s browser. The message is processed in the page and never leaves it; the module fetches only your published list, which carries nothing about the visitor or the message.Coming soon

Plans

PlanWhat is included
$19 a monthYou keep your official-channels page current yourself, marked confirmed by the organization, plus a monthly count of how many people checked messages using your name. The listing itself stays free.
$49 a monthEverything in the $19 plan, plus the verify line for your email signatures.
$299 a monthEverything in the $49 plan, plus the site check module.
From $2,000 a monthBy written proposal, for large institutions and platforms. We write what is included before anyone pays.

Free for public bodies, schools, community and senior centers, and registered charities. Truth and safety are never paywalled.

The four nevers

Write to us to join

Tell us who you are and which of the three you want first. We write what is included before anyone pays.

Write to us: support@checkyourhunch.com

Questions organizations ask

How does Hunch help an organization fight impersonation?

Hunch gives people a plain place to check: an official-channels page that lists the channels your organization has confirmed it uses, a verify line your team can add to email signatures, and a site check module that compares a message against your published channels in the reader’s own browser. A person who gets a suspicious "message from you" can check it against the real list instead of trusting the message. Hunch advises, it never certifies, and a listing is never paid for.

Is Hunch for organizations available today?

We are opening it to a first group of organizations. The official-channels page and the email verify line are opening to that first group now, and the site check module is coming soon. Write to us to join and we will tell you what is ready for you.

How much does Hunch for organizations cost?

Plans are $19, $49, and $299 a month, and from $2,000 a month by written proposal for large institutions and platforms. Public bodies, schools, community and senior centers, and registered charities are free. The listing itself is always free; the paid plans add keeping it current yourself, the email verify line, and the site module.

Can an organization pay to be listed, corrected, or removed?

No. Hunch never charges to be listed, never charges to correct a listing, and never charges to be removed. A listing is a fact Hunch confirmed, not an advertisement, and there is no "verified by Hunch" badge for sale.

Does the site check module store the messages people paste?

No. The module runs in the visitor’s browser and checks the message against the channels you have published. The message is processed in the page and never leaves it; the module fetches only your published list, which carries nothing about the visitor or the message, and nothing is sent to an outside AI or used to train anything.