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A disclosure is not a thing you fix once. Widget vendors ship updates, marketing swaps a greeting, a CMS migration drops metadata. Monitoring re-runs the whole scan on a schedule, diffs it against the last one, and writes to you when something changes — keeping the before and after as dated evidence. Below is a staged demonstration on our own demo fixture: we took a site whose widget disclosed its AI, removed the disclosure and two content credentials, and ran both versions through the production pipeline. Every line is the differ's real output — nothing here is marketing copy, and there are no invented dates or customers.
Alert emails list every change as a before → after line and link both sealed scans. Nothing in them is a legal conclusion; they are a dated record of what a visitor saw. This one was generated by the production alert code from the staged change on the left.
Bought from a finished report; the crawl starts automatically on payment. The free scan reads one page; this one reads up to 100.
Download a specimen Evidence Pack (PDF)The real document, rendered from a demonstration scan and watermarked. Nobody should buy a PDF sight unseen.
The rule is consistent: the finding is always free; the proof and the ongoing watch are what scale up.
| Capability | Free€0 | Pro€20/mo | Evidence Pack€79 once | Business€200/mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pages per scan | Homepage | +10 key pages | up to 100 · prioritized | up to 500 · prioritized |
| Core Article 50 checks (6) + screenshots | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Advanced checks (3): language coverage · C2PA structure · EU icons | teasers only | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Root causes + affected pages & assets per finding | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Changes since your previous scan, in the report | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| How-to-fix guidance | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sealed Evidence Pack PDF | — | own site | ✓ this scan | ✓ unlimited |
| Raw evidence appendix (payloads + hashes) | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Art. 50(3) attestation module | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Scheduled monitoring + drift alerts | — | 1 site · weekly | — one-time | 10 sites · daily |
| Multi-site dashboard & timelines | — | — | — | ✓ |
| White-label reports | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Evidence retention | 7 days | 90 days | 1 year | subscription-lifetime |
The diagnosis. Any visitor can scan a homepage and see the six core Article 50 findings, graded, with the finding-level screenshot, including their chat widget's captured first message. We never gate whether you have a problem; we charge for the deeper read on it (the three advanced checks, root causes, affected pages, change tracking), the regulator-ready proof, and the ongoing monitoring. The advanced checks are graded and stored on every scan, so upgrading reveals them on the report you already have, no re-scan needed.
The Evidence Pack gives a single scan the Business toolset at 100-page depth (Business subscriptions crawl up to 500): the full-site crawl, every fix, the timestamped and hashed sealed PDF, the raw evidence appendix, and the 50(3) attestation — with no subscription. Business adds the things that only make sense over time: daily monitoring with drift alerts, multiple sites, white-label reports, and lifetime retention.
Compliance drifts. Widget vendors push updates that drop the disclosure, exports strip metadata, new channels launch unlabeled. A one-time pack proves the notice was there on one date; Pro and Business re-scan on a schedule and email you the moment a finding changes, with a fresh sealed record each time.
Yes, because Article 50 problems are almost never page-by-page problems. Your chat widget ships in the site template, so if the disclosure is missing, it's missing on every page, and one rendered check catches it. The same goes for AI-content labels (a per-article-template decision) and your AI policy page (one URL). So the crawl doesn't read your archive front to back: it prioritizes the pages where the duties live: homepage, contact and pricing pages, a broad sample of article pages, and your legal/policy paths, and reports exactly which URLs were checked and how, so the coverage claim in your evidence is honest. If you run a very large or multi-domain estate and want deeper coverage, email hello@disclosureproof.com.
No. DisclosureProof is an informational scanning and evidence tool, not a law firm, and nothing here is a compliance guarantee. Use it to find gaps and keep proof; use qualified counsel for legal interpretation.
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