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📵Spam Fighter · Part of Kashfetti Pro · Coming soon

Still getting spam calls? You may have rights.

Once your number is on the national Do Not Call list, most sales calls to it may break federal law, and you may be able to report the company or take it to court yourself. The part most people miss: to sue under the Do Not Call rule, you need more than one call from the same company within 12 months. Spam Fighter logs every call and text with evidence, so you can see where you stand.

31 days
on the national Do Not Call list before the sales call rule covers your number
2+
sales calls from the same company within 12 months, needed before you can sue under the Do Not Call rule
258 million
phone numbers are already on the national Do Not Call list, per the Federal Trade Commission's 2025 report
Free
to register your own number, and it never expires

These are the amounts the law allows for each violation, not a promise of what you will receive. Winning depends on identifying who called you, proving the violation, and the outcome of your case. See where these numbers come from.

Reserve first access

Get set up free today. Hear from us when we open.

Right now: we walk you through the free Do Not Call registration on the government’s own website. It takes about a minute, costs nothing, and protection starts 31 days later. We show you exactly where to click.

When the app opens: log spam calls and texts with screenshots, see in plain English whether each one may break the law, and report it to the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Communications Commission in one tap. Spam Fighter is part of Kashfetti Pro, which is not on sale yet, and Kashfetti is not in the App Store or Google Play yet.

No spam. One email when we open the free tier, that’s it. Unsubscribe with one click.

How it works

Four steps from annoying spam call to knowing your rights.

Step 01 · Log it

Log it

Got a spam call or text? Log it in the app: the number shown, the time, what it was about, and whether it was a recorded voice. Add screenshots as evidence. Your log and screenshots stay private to you.

Private evidence log
Step 02 · See if it may break the law

See if it may break the law

For each entry, Kashfetti explains in plain English whether the call or text looks like a possible violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and what is still missing. Calls from the same number are grouped, because the Do Not Call rule needs more than one call from the same company within 12 months.

General information, not legal advice
Step 03 · Report it

Report it

Open the official Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Do Not Call and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) report sites in one tap, with your details listed to copy in. You file each report yourself. Reports are free and do not get you money, but they help stop illegal callers.

You file every report
Step 04 · Know your next step

Know your next step

The rights guide explains both rules, what they do not cover, and how to check your number is on the Do Not Call registry. Demand letters are coming after legal review; your log keeps everything a letter would need.

Demand letters: coming after legal review
Pricing

Free rights guide. Spam Fighter is Pro. No pay-per-case tier.

The rights guide and the Do Not Call walkthrough are free. The log, the check and the one-tap reports are part of Kashfetti Pro, which is coming soon and is not on sale yet. Reporting on the official sites is always free, with or without Kashfetti.

Free
$0
no card, no commitment

Learn your rights and get registered.

  • The plain-English rights guide: both rules, what they do not cover, and what to keep as evidence
  • How to add your number to the Do Not Call registry and check it is registered
  • Report spam yourself, free, on the official FTC and FCC sites
Coming soon
Kashfetti Pro
$34.99/yr
or $5.99/mo. Annual saves 51%. Not on sale yet.

Spam Fighter, plus every other Kashfetti Pro tool.

  • Log spam calls and texts with screenshots, kept private to you
  • A plain-English check of whether each one may break the law (general information, not legal advice)
  • Calls grouped by number, with counts for the last 12 months
  • One-tap FTC, Do Not Call and FCC reports, with your details ready to copy
  • A reminder to check your number is on the Do Not Call registry
  • Demand letters: coming after legal review, not available yet
What each tier actually gets

Read this before you pay.

Every row is honest. If a feature is missing from a tier, it says so in plain English.

See detailed comparison
  • Rights guide to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)
    Free
    Yes
    Pro
    Yes
  • Do Not Call registry: how to register and check your number
    Free
    Yes
    Pro
    Yes
  • Report yourself on the official FTC and FCC sites
    Free
    Yes
    Pro
    Yes
  • Log spam calls and texts in the app
    Free
    No
    Pro
    Yes
  • Screenshots as evidence, kept private
    Free
    No
    Pro
    Yes
  • Plain-English check of whether a call may break the law (not legal advice)
    Free
    No
    Pro
    Yes
  • One-tap FTC, Do Not Call and FCC reports with your details ready to copy
    Free
    No
    Pro
    Yes
  • Demand letters
    Free
    Not available
    Pro
    Coming after legal review
  • Kashfetti files a report, letter or lawsuit for you
    Free
    Never
    Pro
    Never

You can always file free yourself at the official Federal Trade Commission and Federal Communications Commission report sites. Reports are free, and you file each one yourself; Kashfetti opens the site and lists your details to copy. Kashfetti never files a report, sends a letter, or brings a case for you, and never takes a share of any recovery. Pro, when it launches, pays for tools: the private log with screenshots, the plain-English check, and the report helper. It does not increase your chance of recovering anything.

🚧The Kashfetti side of this table opens when the app launches
Why Kashfetti

Doing it yourself is possible. Kashfetti keeps it organized.

Nothing stops you from keeping your own log and reporting spam yourself on the official sites, for free. What Spam Fighter adds is one private place for the evidence and a plain-English read on where you stand. Here is what changes with Kashfetti:

See how it compares
Kashfetti
Doing it yourself
Every call and text logged in one private place, with screenshots
You keep screenshots and call logs in a folder and hope it is enough
Calls from the same number grouped and counted for the last 12 months
You scroll back through your call history and count by hand
A plain-English check of which rule may apply and what is missing
You read the law yourself and guess which part fits
The FTC, Do Not Call and FCC report sites one tap away, details ready to copy
You find each agency's form and type everything in again
A rights guide that says plainly what the rules do not cover
You piece it together from blog posts of mixed quality
Common questions

What you might want to know before you start.

What does Spam Fighter do?

It is a private log for spam calls and texts. You record each one with screenshots, and Kashfetti explains in plain English whether it looks like a possible violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the federal law on unwanted calls and texts. It opens the official Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Do Not Call and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) report sites with your details ready to copy, and it reminds you to check your number is on the Do Not Call registry. It is general information, not legal advice.

Does Kashfetti sue spammers or send letters for me?

No. Kashfetti does not file lawsuits, send letters, or contact anyone for you. Demand letters are coming after legal review; until then, your log keeps everything a letter would need. You can always take action yourself, for free, and Kashfetti never takes a share of any recovery.

What law covers spam calls?

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act has two rules. The robocall rule covers recorded or robot-voice calls to your cell phone without your permission: one call can be enough, and you do not need to be on any list. The Do Not Call rule covers sales calls to a number that has been on the national registry for 31 days or more, and to sue under it you need more than one call from the same company within 12 months. If a court agrees a call broke one of these rules, the law lets it award damages, and more if it finds the company acted willfully or knowingly. The Sources page links the law itself.

How much can I actually get?

Possibly nothing. Damages are something a court may award, not an amount you are owed. What anyone recovers depends on who the company is, how good the evidence is, and whether a court agrees. Plenty of people recover nothing at all. Not every unwanted call is illegal: the Do Not Call rule does not cover political calls, charities, surveys, debt collectors, or companies you gave permission to or already do business with.

Do people actually do this?

People report unwanted calls in large numbers: the FTC received more than 2.6 million Do Not Call complaints in fiscal year 2025. Reporting to the FTC does not put money in your pocket, though. Some people go further: roughly 3,200 spam-call lawsuits were filed in federal court in 2025, according to the litigation tracking service WebRecon. That counts federal cases only.

Do I need to sign up for the Do Not Call list first?

For the Do Not Call rule, yes. Registering is free at donotcall.gov, takes about a minute, and protection starts 31 days later. To check your number is registered, verify it on donotcall.gov and keep the email it sends you. Robocalls and recorded messages to your cell phone work differently and do not need registration. Texts are unsettled: in July 2026 a federal appeals court covering Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin held that a text is not a call under the Do Not Call rule, and Spam Fighter's check takes that into account.

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Who sees my log and screenshots?

Only you. Your log and screenshots are never shared with anyone and never sent to analytics. You can export them or delete an entry, a screenshot, or your whole log at any time, and deleting your account deletes them.

What does it cost?

The rights guide and reporting yourself on the official sites are free. Spam Fighter is part of Kashfetti Pro, which is coming soon at $34.99/yr or $5.99/mo and is not on sale yet. Pro also includes the paid tools in Kashfetti's other modules. You can always report or take action yourself, for free.

When does this open?

Spam Fighter is coming soon. Kashfetti is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. Join the waitlist now and we email you the free Do Not Call setup guide, so you can get registered right away, and you get first access when the app opens.

Is Kashfetti a law firm?

No. We are a tool, not lawyers. We do not represent you, we do not give legal advice, and we never take a cut of anything you recover. Spam Fighter's check is general information. For advice about your situation, talk to a lawyer licensed in your state.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

Yes. You can cancel anytime from your account to stop future charges. If this is your first Kashfetti subscription, you can get a full refund within 30 days of your first monthly charge or 60 days of your first annual charge, unless you have sent certified mail through Kashfetti. Email hello@kashfetti.com from your account email with the subject “Refund Request”. We handle each request by hand. We do not offer prorated refunds.

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