FairPrint compares price, service quality, customer evidence, policies, and fine print—then shows exactly what supports every review.
FairPrint is becoming an independent directory for consequential services. Reviews will bring pricing, service quality, customer evidence, policies, and provider responses into one auditable record.
“Will the final bill match the estimate?”
“What happens when something actually breaks?”
“Who is accountable for the work and my data?”
“Am I buying a form, guidance, or legal representation?”
“Are the promised outcomes supported by evidence?”
“What continues, renews, or changes after signup?”
FairPrint evaluates every Terms & Conditions document against the same 10 consumer-rights criteria. Each criterion is scored 0–10. A total score of 75+ earns FairPrint Gold; 55+ earns FairPrint Approved. Click any criterion to learn exactly what we look for.
Trust badges work best when they are backed by public, concrete examples. FairPrint publishes review notes so companies can benchmark their own policies before applying — and customers can see which dark patterns still cost trust.
Forced arbitration, no-refund virtual goods, and broad user-content licensing kept an otherwise readable policy below the seal threshold.
Read review →Friendly copy could not offset a class-action waiver, perpetual content license, and account termination clauses with limited refund protection.
Read review →Healthcare-adjacent terms need especially clear data and dispute protections; vague notice and arbitration language created major red flags.
Read review →Consumer trust is no longer just a brand claim. Cancellation enforcement, privacy-policy scrutiny, and AI-assisted comparison shopping all reward companies that can prove their terms are fair in public.
Verified 2026 FTC actions and proposed policy statements point to the same buyer promises: clear renewal terms, upfront add-on fees, easy cancellation, and honest disclosure when personal data shapes advertising or an individual's price.
FTC context →Public examples, readable summaries, and verified badges turn legal policy quality into something customers can understand before checkout.
Public review examples →As AI agents compare services for users, explicit certification pages, /llms.txt guidance, and structured data make fair terms discoverable.
AI agent guide →A badge is only credible if buyers, consumers, and AI agents can verify the underlying record. FairPrint pairs every public seal with human-readable proof, live registry context, and JSON endpoints.
Paste a FairPrint badge URL or certificate link and confirm whether it resolves to a public Approved or Gold record.
Verify a claim →ReportSee Gold/Approved mix, open nominations, community votes, and criteria pressure points from public records.
Open signal report →Badge kitApproved and Gold teams can pair the badge with certificate, SVG, lookup JSON, and verification-brief URLs.
Open badge kit →APIBrowser tools and LLM agents can fetch public report JSON without scraping or receiving private submission data.
GET /api/report →Re-verifyA seal records the policy reviewed on a specific date. When your terms change, re-run the free review and your certificate, badge, and staleness flag all update together.
Re-verify your seal →FairPrint evaluates any entity with a Terms of Service — companies, SaaS products, and AI models. We're AI-agent native: submit via API, discover us at /llms.txt, and embed your badge anywhere.
Fair terms are not only a compliance artifact — they are a public trust signal. Companies can apply directly, and customers can nominate the policies they want reviewed next.
Submit your Terms & Conditions and receive a full score and breakdown in under two minutes.
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