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What do you want to check?

Paste the thing you are about to buy, sign, sell or trust. We tell you what the evidence shows — and where it runs out.

 

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What this can check

Grouped by the decision, not by the kind of maths. Tools still being built are listed too — the full list says what each one is waiting on.

Shopping

Work out whether to buy, wait, repair or walk away.

  • Price CheckerIn build

    Find out whether the price in front of you is a good one.

  • Used Product Value EstimatorIn build

    See what your used item is realistically worth before you list it.

Products

Read what is actually in a product and how two of them differ.

  • Paste or photograph an ingredient list and read what each item is there to do, in plain English.

  • Review AnalyzerIn build

    See which review patterns should make you doubt a rating.

Money

See what something costs over its whole life, not at the till.

  • Subscription DetectiveIn build

    See what your subscriptions really cost you in a year, and which to drop.

  • Can I Afford This?In build

    See what a purchase does to your month, not just to your balance today.

Business

Check whether the numbers behind an idea hold up.

  • See what is left after fees, shipping, returns and ads — and the CPA, ROAS and CPC you cannot go past.

  • Website Business Idea ValidatorIn build

    Find the assumption your idea depends on before you spend money on it.

Safety

Understand what a message, offer or document is really asking.

  • Scam CheckerIn build

    Understand which signals in a message, site or offer should worry you.

  • Contract Red-Flag AnalyzerIn build

    Find the clauses that will cost you: renewal, penalties, lock-in, exit.

Websites

Find what is holding a site back before you pay someone to fix it.

  • Website AuditIn build

    Find what is holding a site back before you pay someone to fix it.

How we work

Three rules we do not bend

We never invent data. If a price, a rate or a fact is not available to us, the result says “data unavailable” and names what would be needed. A confident answer built on a guess is worse than no answer.

Every result states its limits. Each one carries what it was calculated from, where that came from, when it was checked, and what it does not cover.

No mystery scores. Where a number is used, the factors behind it and their weights are shown alongside it. We do not present an estimate as a measurement.

Read the full methodology.