What is this company actually promising you?

Free. No account, no email address. We read only the page you name, and only what its robots.txt allows.

Why this is worth ten seconds

The promises on a sales page are the ones you will want to hold a vendor to later, and they are also the ones nobody writes down before signing. Six months on, the argument is about what was said, and the page has quietly changed.

This does not tell you a company is dishonest, and it never will — that is a legal conclusion and we do not make legal conclusions. It tells you what was promised, in their words, and what a prudent buyer would ask to see.

How it works

We fetch the page you name — only that one, and only if its robots.txt permits it — and reduce it to the individual assertions inside it. A claim is extracted, never written: if the wording is not on the page, it is not in your result. Each one is then rated by how much substantiation it would need if you asked for it.

We keep the address that was checked and what was found. Nothing about you.