Before you reply,
check if it’s real.
Paste any job ad, recruiter DM, offer email, or side-hustle pitch. Luceria flags the red flags, highlights the green flags, and tells you exactly what to verify before you go further.
One free public check per browser, then free tier · no card required · uk-hosted data.
What it looks for
The patterns UK students get hit with.
Recruitment scams targeting students and graduates have exploded. Luceria is tuned for the patterns we actually see, not a generic spam filter.
Free email domains
'HR at [company]' emailing from gmail.com, hotmail.com, or yahoo.com for a real graduate role.
Upfront fees of any kind
'Training kits', registration fees, laptops you have to buy from them, deposits for materials.
Bank details before contract
Being asked for sort code, account number, or NI number before a signed offer exists.
Unrealistic pay for entry level
£40-60k for remote work with no experience required, or pay far above the UK market rate.
Pressure and urgency
'Limited spots', 'decide today', 'apply in the next hour' — real UK employers don't do this.
MLM / pyramid patterns
'Be your own boss', 'recruit friends', 'passive income', commission-only with no base.
What you get back
A judgement you can act on.
Risk level & recommendation
A clear low / medium / high rating with a proceed / pause / avoid recommendation, so you know whether it’s worth any more of your time.
Red & green flags
Specific patterns pulled from the text with evidence — not generic 'be careful' advice.
Verify checklist
Concrete things to check before you reply — Companies House, the company email domain, the recruiter’s LinkedIn, the salary benchmark.
Safer alternatives
If something looks off, we suggest what to do instead — not just 'run away'.
Screen one now. No account.
The free public check runs the same engine the paid tool uses. One per browser — no signup, no card, no tracking.
If you’ve already been scammed in the UK, report it to Action Fraud.