For small businesses
Scam protection for small businesses
OkayTab is scam protection for small businesses that works inside the browser. It checks every new site you and your team open and puts a full-page warning in front of fake login pages, fake renewal and payment pages and fake shops, before anyone types a password or pays. One plan covers up to 3 browsers. Nothing to configure, no admin console.
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Chrome, Edge, Firefox
from $1.33 a month
from $1.33 a month
Updated 23 Oct 2026
1An email arrives
2One click on Renew
3OkayTab stops the page
The scams
How can a small business protect itself from phishing websites?
Scammers find a business through its website, its imprint and public registers. The email looks like routine admin, and the link opens a page that looks real. OkayTab checks that page the moment it opens, before anyone types a password or a card number.
Fake login pages
"Your mailbox is full. Sign in to keep your emails."
A copy of your email or Microsoft 365 login. Whoever types the password hands over the company account.
Fake renewals
"Your domain expires in 3 days."
A payment page that is not your provider. Your domain was never at risk.
Payment links
"Invoice 2026-114 is overdue. Pay by card here."
A card form on a page that only looks like a supplier or a payment service.
Fake supplier shops
Toner, packaging or office chairs far below the usual price.
A shop that takes the money and never delivers.
Fake invoices
How do I stop my team from paying fake invoices?
OkayTab checks websites. It does not read emails, PDFs or bank transfers. So it covers the part of a fake invoice that happens in the browser, and a simple rule covers the rest.
OkayTab checks
- A payment page linked from an invoice email
- A fake login to "view the invoice"
- A fake supplier site found through a search
OkayTab does not see
- A PDF invoice that only asks for a bank transfer
- An email from "the boss" asking for a quick payment
- A phone call or a letter in the post
One rule for the rest: before a new or changed bank account gets paid, call the supplier on a number you already have, not one from the email.
Setup
Is there a simple scam blocker for a small office?
Yes, if your office has up to 3 computers. Install it, connect it, done. No rules to write, no lists to keep up to date, nothing for your team to learn.
1
Install it in each browser
Add OkayTab to Chrome, Edge or Firefox on each computer, up to 3 browsers.
2
Connect them to your account
Sign in with your business email and a 6-digit code. Your staff don't need their own account.
3
Choose a plan
From $1.33 a month, paid yearly. Invoices are in your account as PDF.
More than 3 computers? One plan covers up to 3 browsers. OkayTab is not made for larger offices yet.
At work
What your team sees, and what you see
Most of the time, nothing. When a site looks like a scam, the warning says what to do: go back. It never asks anyone to call a number or type a password.
OkayTabLooks okay
Most sites
Nothing, or a small "Looks okay" badge that fades away.
Not sure.
OkayTab is not sure about this site.
Something looks off
An amber warning. They can take a moment, and still continue.
Not okay.
OkayTab thinks this site is a scam.
Looks like a scam
The page is stopped. One big button takes them back.
OkayTab is not a tool to watch staff. Your account never shows which sites anyone opened. To check a new site, the extension sends a short summary of it to our server: the address without anything after the "?", the title, headings and links. Never the page text, form entries, passwords or cookies.
You see
- How many sites OkayTab stopped or was not sure about
- Which browsers are connected, and when each last checked a site
- Your plan and invoices
You never see
- Which sites anyone opens
- What anyone types, passwords included
- Emails, files or customer data
Compared
Phishing protection for a one-person business: what helps at the click
What each option does at the moment that matters: the click on a page that looks real.
| Works at the moment of the click | Checks sites no list knows yet | No setup or admin | |
|---|---|---|---|
Phishing training Worth doing. It has to hold up on a busy day, in a hurry. | No | No | No |
Email spam filter Works on the email before it arrives. Some business plans also check links when clicked. | Partly | Partly | Yes |
Security suite Made for files and downloads. Web protection and setup differ by product. | Partly | Partly | Partly |
OkayTab Checks every new site when it opens. Up to 3 browsers. | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Keep your spam filter and your security software. OkayTab works next to them.
Price
What it costs
Monthly
$2.49
a month
3 months
$5.99
every 3 months
Best value
Yearly
$15.99
a year, $1.33 a month
Get OkayTab
Cancel any time. One plan covers up to 3 browsers.
FAQ
Questions business owners ask
Does it work for a small team?
Yes, for up to 3 browsers with one plan, for example your computer, the front desk and the laptop you take home. You connect each one with your account. Your staff don't sign in.
Can I see which sites my staff open?
No. You see counts, like "3 sites stopped this month", and which browsers are connected. Never the sites themselves.
Does it check emails or PDF invoices?
No. OkayTab checks websites. When an email links to a page, OkayTab checks that page as it opens.
What does OkayTab send to its server?
A short summary of each new site: the address without anything after the "?", the title, headings and links. Never page text, form entries, passwords or cookies.
Will it block sites we need for work?
Rarely. Sites people use every day are known and skip the check. If OkayTab is not sure, it says so and you can continue. A stopped site can still be opened with "Open it anyway".
Do I get invoices?
Yes. Every invoice is in your account as a PDF.
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