# JevShield — product overview

Source: https://jevshield.com/index.md. Human-readable website: https://jevshield.com/. Facts reviewed October 6, 2026.

> JevShield classifies contact-form messages before an integration forwards an email or creates a lead. It combines an authenticated REST API, a Contact Form 7 WordPress plugin, optional lead notifications and links to an external booking page.

## What it does

JevShield checks message content for unsolicited pitches and suspicious content, returning allow, review or block with an explanation. Allowed messages can receive buyer-intent signals informed by optional business context. The result is a recommendation: your integration applies its own submission policy. An allow result does not confirm sender identity, email delivery or a sale. Review is uncertainty, not a hosted quarantine queue.

The public [live demo](https://jevshield.com/demo) checks a message without login using TypeSafe Jev. The authenticated API uses Jev when available and falls back to local rules on provider failure; inspect the live engine and model fields. JevShield is an independent application of TypeSafe Jev, not the model provider.

## Start safely

1. Try the demo with representative, non-sensitive messages.
2. Sign in at [Dashboard](https://jevshield.com/dashboard) and create an account API key. Keep it on a trusted server or machine.
3. Connect the [WordPress plugin](https://jevshield.com/solutions/wordpress) or [REST API](https://jevshield.com/docs/api.md).
4. Start in observation: record recommendations while preserving your normal submission flow. Confirm real form delivery before enabling blocking.
5. Optionally configure notifications and a public booking URL in Dashboard → Routing. Notifications require an allowed high-intent result; a booking URL is an optional visitor action.

## Product boundaries

- Message classification complements validation, rate limits and bot checks. It is not an email gateway, firewall or replacement for all CAPTCHA/bot controls.
- Logs record checks and integration-reported actions; they do not store a recoverable inbox, resend messages or prove delivery.
- The browser helper is bypassable and exposes its account key. Use server-side checks for enforcement and key privacy.
- JevShield does not synchronize calendars or book meetings itself. An external booking provider owns availability and invitations.
- No independent accuracy, fixed latency, conversion-lift or search-ranking guarantee is published. Test your own messages and integration.
- These public Markdown files help readers and tools access documentation. Publishing them does not establish crawling, indexing, citation or ranking by any search or AI service.

## Plans

| Plan | Monthly price (USD) | Included checks |
| --- | ---: | ---: |
| Free | 0 | 100 |
| Starter | 9 | 5,000 |
| Pro | 29 | 25,000 |
| Agency | 69 | 100,000 |

[Complete billing details](https://jevshield.com/pricing.md); [human-readable pricing](https://jevshield.com/pricing).

## Processing and privacy

JevShield sends submitted message text, name and email to TypeSafe for spam classification when configured. Allowed messages may also be sent to DeepSeek for lead-intent evaluation with the supplied business context; local rules can supply fallback results. A response's engine field identifies the spam classifier, not a complete list of every provider involved in processing.

Authenticated detection logs cover 7 days. Full message text storage is off by default, but classification reasons can contain message-derived details. Disabling message storage does not disable provider processing and is not a zero-retention or no-training guarantee. Optional lead notifications send contact details and intent signals to the chosen service; message text and lead reasoning are excluded unless enabled. Email uses Resend and the verified account email. Recipients and providers may retain their own copies. Read [Privacy](https://jevshield.com/privacy) before connecting a form.

## Public documentation

- [Documentation index](https://jevshield.com/llms.txt): Short guide to the public documentation.
- [Combined documentation](https://jevshield.com/llms-full.txt): Bounded collection of this overview, pricing, integrations, API, reference-client and MCP guides.
- [Pricing in Markdown](https://jevshield.com/pricing.md): Monthly plans and quota accounting.
- [Integrations in Markdown](https://jevshield.com/integrations.md): WordPress, REST, notifications, booking, clients and MCP.
- [API reference](https://jevshield.com/docs/api.md): Request fields, examples, execution reports and errors.
- [Human-readable documentation](https://jevshield.com/docs): Full setup and troubleshooting.
- [How it works](https://jevshield.com/how-it-works); [contact-form spam guide](https://jevshield.com/guides/contact-form-spam).
- [Privacy](https://jevshield.com/privacy); [Terms](https://jevshield.com/terms).

English URLs remain unprefixed. Public HTML pages also support zh, es, pt, fr, de, ja, ko, it, id, nl, pl, tr, cs, vi, ru language prefixes with self-canonical URLs and reciprocal language links. Explicit language URLs take priority over browser-language negotiation. The Markdown resources above are shared English documents, not separate translated editions. [Sitemap](https://jevshield.com/sitemap.xml) contains public language pages; account, login, dashboard and API routes are excluded.