I've been building a tool that pulls the expensive clauses out of software contracts, and to test it I pointed it at the public terms pages of 20 widely-used products Stripe, Slack, Atlassian, Datadog, Zapier, Figma and others.
16 were readable. 4 weren't (three 404s and a 403), and I've excluded those from every number rather than counting them as clean.
Paste any company's pricing page. PromiseProof pulls out every consequential promise — guarantees, performance figures, superlatives, breadth claims — quoted word for word, and flags which ones a careful buyer would want evidence for.
It never calls a company dishonest. It says what was promised, in their words, before you're six months into a contract arguing about it.
Free, no account, no email. Deterministic, not an LLM — if the wording isn't on the page, it isn't in your result.
