Trusted callers bypass screening. An unknown caller hears a disclosure and must press 1 before CallShield transcribes and analyzes the conversation. Potential scam patterns can be flagged for caregiver review.
Unknown callers may claim to be family, a bank, or a public agency and use urgency, secrecy, or requests for money and codes. Families cannot be on every call.
A caller may claim to be a relative in an emergency or someone who can solve an account problem.
Urgency, secrecy, payment requests, and verification-code requests can make it harder to pause and check.
CallShield can surface conversation patterns so a caregiver can review a flagged call and decide what to do.
A consent-gated call flow, followed by transcript review and caregiver notification.
Numbers on the Trusted Contacts list connect straight through without the disclosure, transcription, analysis, or screening delay.
An unknown caller hears the disclosure and must press 1 to continue. Pressing 2 or giving no response ends the call without monitoring or analysis.
After consent, the conversation is transcribed and analyzed for scam behaviors. A configured risk signal can appear in the Call Log and trigger a caregiver alert.
CallShield analyzes words and conversation patterns in a transcript. It does not authenticate a voice, compare speakers, or prove a voice was cloned.
AI may miss a scam or flag a legitimate call. A flag is a signal for caregiver review, not a finding of fact.
CallShield cannot guarantee that it will identify a scam or prevent a loss. Caregivers should use their judgment and verify urgent requests independently.
The result is for a caregiver to review. CallShield does not guarantee an outcome or prove who is speaking.
CallShield service is paid. No free subscription or trial is included. A payment method is required at paid checkout; the account form does not request card details.
Cancel from the Dashboard at any time. Cancellation takes effect immediately, stops future charges, and does not refund unused time.
This is a free guide, not free CallShield service. Enter your name and email to request it.
Our story
AI-CallShield began with a phone call. Several years ago, Scott Toth’s mother-in-law, Darlene, was manipulated in a scam by a Yahoo Boy in Nigeria, and approximately $10,000 was taken from her. Out of respect for her, her last name remains private.
Scott hired an investigator, traced him to Nigeria, and arranged to speak with him directly by phone. He wanted him to understand Darlene was a real person with a family and that the money had consequences. Scott was able to recover a portion of the money.
Trusted contacts bypass screening. After an unknown caller presses 1, call data can include the transcript, AI analysis, caller number, timestamps, and risk details for caregiver review. The fallback recording path can create a recording and save its URL with the call record.
The Privacy Policy states records are kept while a subscription is active, retained for 30 days after cancellation, and deletion requests are handled within 30 days. It does not establish a provider-side audio deletion schedule. Recording, interception, transcription, retention, and nationwide legal scope remain subject to attorney review.
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No. The caregiver guide is free and requires a name and email; the CallShield service is paid. See all four plans.
No. CallShield analyzes transcript content and conversation patterns. It does not authenticate a voice or prove cloning, and it can miss or falsely flag a call.
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