TOS Analyzer
Upload any Terms of Service. Get a plain-English risk score, flagged clauses, and a summary of what you're actually agreeing to — in under a minute.
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What we flag
Buried in most major platforms, these clauses strip your right to sue in court and prevent you from joining class-action lawsuits. Instead, disputes get resolved by a private arbitrator — often one the company has used before.
Many services claim a broad license to your content, including the right to use it for AI model training. What you upload, write, or create may be used to benefit the platform long after you've deleted your account.
A clause that lets the company update the TOS at any time, with or without notice. Continued use of the service typically constitutes acceptance — meaning your agreement can shift without you ever seeing the new terms.
Free trials and subscriptions that automatically renew unless you cancel within a specific window. The cancellation deadline is often tucked away in a sub-section, and the renewal charge can hit before you realize.
These clauses limit how much you can recover if the company's negligence causes you harm. Common caps include the amount you paid in the past 12 months — even if your actual damages are significantly higher.
The company chooses which state's laws apply and where disputes must be filed. If you're in Colorado and they've selected Delaware courts, bringing a claim means traveling — a practical barrier for most people.
Process
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Drop in a PDF, paste a URL, or paste the raw text directly. We accept any terms of service, EULA, or privacy policy document.
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Our system reads the full document and returns structured data — clause types, risk level per clause, and an overall risk score from 0 to 100.
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Every flagged clause is explained in plain English, with context on why it matters and what it means for you specifically.
Why it matters
Terms of service documents are written by corporate lawyers whose job is to protect the company — not you. They're deliberately long, dense, and structured to discourage reading. The average TOS is over 7,000 words. The average person spends less than a minute reading one before clicking “I agree.”
This isn't laziness. It's rational. Nobody has time to read every contract they encounter. But the consequences of what you've agreed to don't become apparent until something goes wrong — a data breach, a billing dispute, a lawsuit you're suddenly not allowed to file in court.
By then, it's too late. You already clicked agree. The arbitration clause already applies. The data license is already in effect. The auto-renewal already charged your card.
The Fine Clause doesn't make you read 7,000 words. It reads them for you, extracts the clauses that matter, scores each one by risk level, and explains what they mean in plain English. You get the information you need to make an informed decision in the time it would take to read a single paragraph.
TOS database
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