For IT managers and security leads
You've already got filters to tune, alerts to triage, and tools that promised to reduce your workload and somehow created more of it. You don't need more things to manage. You need more secure users.
Your filters catch most things. The ones that get through rely on a user clicking at the wrong moment. No filter fixes that. Training the user does.
The problem with most phishing awareness training is that it's a one-off event dressed up as a programme. You roll it out, you chase completions, you report the numbers upward, and three months later you're back to square one because knowledge fades without practice.
PhishClub isn't training in that sense. It's a standing exercise that runs in the background all year. Your users send and receive test phishing links — from each other — as part of an ongoing game. The repetition is what builds the reflex. You don't have to chase anyone. Human nature does it for you.
You upload a list of names and email addresses. That's the onboarding. No software deployment, no SSO integration to wrestle with, no learner accounts to provision. Everyone gets a magic link by email and they're in.
After that, it runs on a weekly cadence without you touching it. New links drop automatically. Scores update. You get a summary if you want one, or you let it run in the background and come back to it when you need to demonstrate what you've been doing about phishing.
Free 14-day trial. Set up in under ten minutes.
Start free trial£3 per user per month after trial. No long-term commitment.
Step through a week in the life of a PhishClub team.
Hi Sarah,
Your phishing links for this week are live. Head to your portal to disguise them and send them to your colleagues.
You're currently 4th on the leaderboard. Three catches puts you in second.