We’ve recently become aware of a phishing scam where bad actors are impersonating OpusClip to target creators, businesses, and members of the public. We take this very seriously and want to make sure our community knows how to identify and avoid these fraudulent communications.

What’s happening

Scammers are sending emails that appear to be from OpusClip, offering fake partnership deals, free “Pro Access,” beta testing invitations, or paid sponsorship opportunities. These emails attempt to trick recipients under the guise of a paid partnership, and sometimes even direct recipients to fraudulent websites intended to steal Google login credentials through fake “Sign in with Google” buttons.

We are actively working with domain registrars to take down the fraudulent websites and our legal team is pursuing action against the bad actors.

How to identify the scam

These fraudulent emails and websites share common characteristics:

🚩 Email red flags:‍

• Sent from non-OpusClip email domains (e.g., @zohomail.eu or other free email services)

• Use fake employee names like “Jennifer Edwards,” “Susan Gonzalez,” or “Opus | Cristian”

• Claim to be from the “Dev Team,” “Partnerships Team,” or similar

• Offer unsolicited free access or beta testing opportunities

🚩 Website red flags:

• URLs that are NOT on opus.pro (known fraudulent domains include adsopus.com and creator.opusflow.org, though others may exist)

• Fake login pages asking you to “Sign in with Google”

• May use OpusClip branding and logos to appear legitimate

How we actually contact creators and partners

When OpusClip reaches out about partnerships, sponsorships, or collaborations: - The email will come from @opus.pro - We will never ask you to sign in to a website outside of opus.pro - We will never pressure you to act immediately or create false urgency - Any links will direct you to opus.pro domains only

We occasionally work with third-party agencies to help connect with creators. These partners will never pose as OpusClip employees or direct you to websites outside of opus.pro.

Tips for verifying legitimate OpusClip communications

OpusClip only sends official communications from email addresses ending in @opus.pro. Our only official web domains are:

• opus.pro

• www.opus.pro

• clip.opus.pro

• beta-agent.opus.pro

• agent.opus.pro

While we occasionally work with third-party agencies to help us connect with creators, those partners will never pose directly as OpusClip employees or direct you to websites posing as OpusClip. When in doubt, simply forward an email to us at [email protected]o and we will confirm right away whether it is legit or not.

If you’re unsure whether an email is legitimate:

Forward it to [email protected] and we will confirm whether it came from us.

What to do if you’ve been targeted

If you received a suspicious email:

• Do not click any links in the email

• Do not reply to the sender

• Forward the email to [email protected] so we can investigate

• Delete the email

If you clicked a link or entered information:

• If you used “Sign in with Google” on a suspicious site, immediately change your Google password and enable two-factor authentication at myaccount.google.com/security

• Review your Google account for unauthorized access or changes

• Check for any unauthorized apps or permissions in your Google account settings

• If your YouTube channel was affected, visit support.google.com/youtube for account recovery

Our commitment to you

Protecting our community is a top priority. We are actively working to take down fraudulent domains and are pursuing legal action against the bad actors. We will also continually monitor for new scam variations and will update this page as needed.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us at [email protected].

Thank you for being part of the OpusClip community. Stay safe out there.

- The OpusClip Team

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