Why businesses need this
New Zealanders lost an estimated $3 billion to scams in 2025, according to Netsafe and the Global Anti-Scam Alliance.
Banks now pay back some scam victims, but that scheme covers personal accounts, not business ones. When a fake invoice or a changed bank account gets paid, the business usually wears it.
Most of these scams get in through a handful of gaps: no two step sign in, an email domain anyone can pretend to be, nobody checking a new bank account number, and staff who were never shown what a scam looks like.
Scam Shield plans
Every plan starts with a setup visit to fix what the check found: $295 + GST for Solo, $595 + GST for Team. After that we keep it fixed.
Shield Solo
Sole traders
From $39 + GST a month
- Email domain protection set up and watched (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
- Two step sign in on your key accounts
- A backup check
- Call us before you pay anything that looks off
- The AI scam checker, any time
- Most popular
Shield Team
Two to twenty staff
From $25 + GST per person a month, three people minimum
- Everything in Shield Solo
- Email security filtering
- A short scam refresher for the team each quarter
- Practice scam emails, so people learn safely
- A process for checking supplier bank detail changes
- A scam risk review every quarter
Managed IT
Businesses that want everything looked after
Price on request
- Beyond looks after your IT end to end
- Scam Shield included
- One number to call for anything tech
Not sure which? Talk to Beyond and we'll tell you straight.
Taking two or more services? You get a bundle discount when we price them together. Ask about a bundle.
No one can promise you will never be targeted. Scam Shield makes you much harder to scam, and when something does slip through, you have someone to call straight away, which is when money is most often saved.
Protect One More
Help for everyone, not just our customers
The scam checker stays free
Anyone can paste a dodgy email or text into our checker and get a straight answer, at no cost, for good.
We report what we find
Each year we share what the free checks show about how exposed New Zealand businesses are, with no names attached.