Terms of Service
By using disclosureproof.com or submitting a URL to be scanned, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, please don't use the service.
The service
DisclosureProof is a free, automated scanner that loads a submitted URL, checks it against a set of technical rules derived from AI-disclosure laws (starting with the EU AI Act's Article 50), and returns a findings report with captured evidence. The current free tier scans one homepage per request, is protected by Turnstile bot-verification, and is subject to daily usage limits described below. Paid tiers (evidence-pack export, scheduled monitoring, multi-site/agency access) are planned but not yet available; when they launch, separate pricing terms will apply to them.
Acceptable use
You may submit any publicly accessible URL — including sites you don't own (checking a vendor, a client, or a competitor's public disclosures is a normal, intended use of this tool). You agree not to:
- use the service for any unlawful purpose, or to harass, stalk, or attack any person or organization;
- attempt to circumvent Turnstile verification, rate limits, or the daily scan budget (including via multiple accounts, IPs, or automated scripting outside the documented scan flow);
- attempt to probe, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to DisclosureProof's own infrastructure;
- resell or redistribute scan results as a competing automated-scanning service without our written permission;
- submit a URL for the purpose of overloading or attacking the target site (the scan itself is a single lightweight page load, not a stress test, and must not be used as one).
No warranty
The service is provided "as is." Findings are automated technical indicators, not legal conclusions — see the Disclaimer for what that means and where automated detection can miss things. We don't warrant that scans will be uninterrupted, error-free, or available at any given time; the free tier in particular may be paused, rate-limited, or taken down without notice (for example, during a Cloudflare Browser Rendering capacity crunch).
Ownership
DisclosureProof owns the scanner, its detection methodology, and the report templates. You own the evidence generated from your own scan requests (screenshots, captured text, the findings report) and may use it for your own compliance recordkeeping, including sharing it with your counsel. Scanning a site you don't own doesn't give you any rights to that site's content beyond what's already public; the underlying page content remains the property of its own owner.
Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, DisclosureProof and its operator are not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from use of the service, or from any decision made in reliance on a scan finding. Because the free tier is provided at no charge, our total liability for any claim relating to it is limited to zero. This limitation doesn't apply to liability that can't be limited by law.
Suspension and termination
We may suspend or block access (by IP, account, or otherwise) for behavior that violates these terms, without prior notice, particularly for abuse that threatens the free scan budget available to everyone else.
Changes
We may update these terms as the service evolves (especially as paid tiers launch). Material changes will update the "last updated" date above; continued use after a change means you accept the new terms.