AI-Powered Consumer Defense

Terms of Service Checker

Paste any ToS URL and get a 3-line summary, severity-ranked privacy risks, and hidden traps — in seconds.

Result cache: 60 days•Zero-log privacy verified

What a terms-of-service checker should catch

Almost nobody reads terms of service — that is a rational response to documents designed to be unreadable. But the clauses buried on page 14 decide real things: whether you can sue, what happens to content you upload, how hard it is to cancel, and who your data gets sold to.

A useful ToS check has to do more than return a word cloud. It should tell you which clauses are present, how aggressive they are compared to market norms, and which statutory rights — deletion, cancellation, dispute procedures — the document makes difficult to exercise. That is exactly the analysis ToS-TLDR runs on every scan: severity-ranked privacy risks and hidden traps, plus explicit compliance flags for arbitration, negative-option billing, and data deletion rights.

How it works

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Paste the ToS URLCopy the terms-of-service link from the site footer — or paste the raw text if you already have it. No account needed.
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AI reads every clauseThe document is parsed and analyzed for arbitration clauses, class-action waivers, renewal traps, liability caps, and data-sharing language.
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Get a verdict you can act onA 3-line summary, severity-ranked risks, and statutory compliance flags — the 25-page document reduced to what actually affects you.

Frequently asked questions

Is the terms-of-service checker free?Yes — a free daily scan quota with no signup. Unlimited scans and report history are available on the Pro plan.
What does the checker actually look for?Arbitration and class-action waivers, unilateral amendment rights, liability caps, content licenses, cancellation and auto-renewal mechanics, third-party data sharing, and deletion-rights compliance — each reported with a severity rating.
Is this legal advice?No. ToS-TLDR produces automated, educational analysis of contract language. It is not formal legal counsel.