Chrome extension

Read the fine print before you accept.

FinePrint reads the terms behind signup and free-trial pages and tells you, in plain English, what could cost you money or rights.

Free: 10 scans a month. No account needed.

Example result on a made-up site.

Three clicks, then you know what you're agreeing to

FinePrint only reads a page's terms when you ask it to.

1

Open a signup page

FinePrint notices signup, checkout and free-trial pages that link to terms, and puts a small red mark on its icon.

2

Click Scan

It reads the linked terms and privacy policy and pulls out the clauses most likely to matter to you.

3

Decide with the facts

See a risk score and plain-English flags, each with the exact wording and a link that jumps to that passage.

What FinePrint looks for

The clauses people most often regret agreeing to.

Auto-renewals

Free trials that quietly turn into paid plans, and renewals that charge you again.

Giving up your right to sue

Binding arbitration and class-action waivers.

Hard-to-cancel plans

Cancellation that needs a phone call, a form, or a hidden page.

Data sharing

Sharing or selling your information with advertisers and partners.

Price changes

Terms that let the company raise prices on short notice.

No refunds

Rules that leave you with no way to get your money back.

Free-trial reminders

When FinePrint detects a free trial, it can remind you the day before you'd be charged, so you can cancel in time.

Built to respect your privacy

FinePrint needs very little to do its job.

What it uses
  • The public terms and privacy policy text of the site you scan
  • The address of that page
  • A random install ID, used only to limit abuse
What it never touches
  • Your name, email, passwords or payment details
  • What you type into forms
  • Your browsing history
  • Anything it could sell. We don't sell data.

Read the full privacy policy.

Questions

Short answers.

Is this legal advice?

No. FinePrint uses AI to summarize terms, and it can miss or misread clauses. Use it to know what to look for, and read the full terms for anything important.

Does it read every page I visit?

It checks each page on your device to see whether it looks like a signup page. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you click Scan.

Where do my results go?

Your results are saved in your browser. To avoid redoing the same work, summaries of public terms are also saved on our service for up to 30 days. They contain no account details or browsing history.

What does it cost?

You get 10 free scans a month. Results someone has already scanned come back instantly and don't use up a free scan.

Which sites does it work on?

Signup, checkout and free-trial pages that link to terms. If a site's terms load in an unusual way, FinePrint may not be able to read them.