Website Terms Review Tool: Flags Marked on the Terms You Upload
Save a dated clickwrap or vendor terms PDF. The same file comes back with flags on renew, cancel, arbitrate, train and change.
A B2B clickwrap or a vendor online terms page is about to be accepted. The renew, cancel, arbitration, and training sentences sit in that text, beside a line that says we may change these terms, while search results offer a live URL fetch, a Chrome overlay on the open tab, or a paste box. Checkory is a website terms of service review tool for the dated PDF you save before Accept.
Decide whether this dated website-terms PDF can be accepted as written, or whether the renewal, cancellation, arbitration, training, and unilateral-change sentences must be challenged before Accept. Accept locks the text on the screen that day. A later URL scan reads a different page.
Upload the dated file, not a browser extension
What a website terms of service review tool marks
The pass marks the renewal window, the cancellation method, the arbitration words, a training licence, and a unilateral-change sentence. Each mark has a short explanation. A statute link appears only where an England and Wales provision may apply.
Renew, cancel, arbitrate, train, unilateral change
The flag is the words in the file, including silence where the file grants nothing.
Same file back, not a live page scan
You upload a PDF or DOCX. The same file comes back with those sentences highlighted, a short explanation beside the marks, and a statute link only where a provision may apply. Start at document analysis. The upload is not a chat, not a LegalZoom filing, not a Word add-on, and not a CLM.
Dated file versus URL scan and Chrome overlay
The pages that rank for this search fetch the live page, sit on the open tab, or take a paste. WhatTerms, accessed 3 October 2026, pastes a product URL and fetches the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy. Termshift, accessed the same day, flags sentences on the current tab or from a paste. Fine Print, accessed the same day, takes a paste or a PDF, DOCX, or TXT, and also offers a Chrome extension.
Dated terms PDF
Pros
- ✓Renew, cancel, arbitrate, train, and unilateral change stay marked on the uploaded file, with a short explanation
- ✓A statute chip appears only where an England and Wales provision may apply to that sentence
Cons
- ✗It does not fetch the page that is live today, and it does not install in the browser
- ✗It does not decide that the terms can be accepted
WhatTerms fetches the live URL
Pros
- ✓Quotes are checked against the fetched source, and a policy snapshot stores a content hash of that fetch
- ✓Useful when the job really is the page that is live today
Cons
- ✗The snapshot is of the fetch, not of an earlier Accept you saved
- ✗The return is category scores and a decision recommendation
Termshift and Fine Print sit on the current tab
Pros
- ✓Termshift flags sentences on the open tab, with High, Medium, and Low, before you click Accept
- ✓Fine Print quotes the clause and, on paid plans, can alert when a policy already read changes
Cons
- ✗A toolbar is not the file you saved, and a change alert watches a later page
- ✗A demo card is not a measurement of the clause in your file
“We may update these terms at any time by posting the revised terms at the URL where they appear. Continued use of the service after that posting is acceptance of the revised terms.”
Save the dated PDF, then upload it
Save the clickwrap or the vendor online terms
Save the text as it stood when Accept was offered. Do not paste the live URL and do not install a Chrome extension.
Upload that file
Upload the PDF or DOCX at /document-analysis. Do not paste the terms into a chat.
Read the renew flag
Read another term unless notice is given, and the window length as written. An order form or a master services agreement is a different paper.
Read the cancel flag
Read who may end, on what notice, by what method, and what is still billed. Do not assume a consumer cooling-off period.
Read arbitrate, train, and unilateral change
Read the arbitration words, the training licence, and any power to rewrite the terms, including a posted URL or continued use.
Send High marks with the file
Send the marked file when you will not meet the window or the method, or you will not wear the arbitration words, the training licence, or the change sentence.
Upload website terms for review
Save the clickwrap or vendor terms as a dated PDF
In practice, a procurement lead saves the clickwrap, or the vendor online terms, on the day Accept is offered. A later fetch of the same address can be a later edition.
Upload that file, not a pasted URL
Drop the pdf, not one paragraph. For example, the clause that renews the term may sit near the top, and the continued-use sentence near the end.
Unilateral change marked on the terms
We may update these terms at any time
The quoted sentence is sample wording, not a clause from a named deal. It stacks a power to alter the terms, a posted URL, and continued use as acceptance. The mark sits on the move this file writes. Silence is not a guessed update right.
The flag sits on the saved file, not on the live page
A statute chip on that sentence is not a voidness stamp. Section 3 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 applies where one party deals on the other's written standard terms of business. On 3 October 2026 the legislation.gov.uk copy showed no known outstanding effects. The other cannot, by reference to a contract term, when himself in breach exclude or restrict liability for the breach, or claim to be entitled to render a performance substantially different from what was reasonably expected, or to render no performance at all, except so far as the term satisfies reasonableness. Do not treat every update sentence as a failure of that section.
Section 3(3) does not apply to a term in a consumer contract. The consumer route is section 62 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Section 2(3) defines a consumer as an individual acting for purposes wholly or mainly outside that individual's trade, business, craft or profession. A company accepting vendor clickwrap is outside that definition. Section 63(1), in force on 1 October 2015, makes Part 1 of Schedule 2 an indicative and non-exhaustive list of consumer terms that may be regarded as unfair. It is not an automatic voidness stamp and it is not a business-to-business list.
Schedule 2, current to changes known to be in force on or before 1 October 2026, is a consumer grey list. Paragraph 8 is termination of an indeterminate contract without reasonable notice, except for serious grounds. Paragraph 9 is an unreasonably early opt-out and states no number of days. Paragraph 11 is unilateral alteration without a valid reason specified in the contract. Paragraph 20(a) is exclusive arbitration not covered by legal provisions. Paragraph 23 carves out an indeterminate contract if the trader gives reasonable notice and the consumer is free to dissolve.
See the marks on the terms you saved
Analyse a contractHow the five sentences read on the saved file
Renewal window
Read the length the clause writes. The flag does not build a reminder. Termshift, accessed 3 October 2026, labels a demo card with an arbitration waiver and the line Subscription renews unless cancelled 30 days prior. That line is their illustration, not a rule and not an average. An order form or a master services agreement is a different page.
Cancellation method
Read who may end, the notice, the method, and what is still billed. Regulation 4 defines a consumer as an individual acting wholly or mainly outside trade, business, craft or profession. Regulation 29(1) lets that consumer cancel a distance or off-premises contract in the cancellation period without a reason. Regulation 30(2) ends the normal period, for a service contract or digital content not on a tangible medium, at the end of 14 days after the day the contract is entered into, unless regulation 31 applies. Regulation 31 is not described here. Regulation 37 says digital supply must not begin unless the consumer gave express consent and acknowledged the right will be lost. If supply begins, the right ends. A company clickwrap does not take a 14-day right. A consumer click does not keep 14 days after that supply starts.
Arbitration agreement
The flag is the words in the file, not a fee calculation. Section 6 of the Arbitration Act 1996 defines an arbitration agreement as an agreement to submit present or future disputes to arbitration, whether or not contractual. A reference counts when it makes a written clause part of the agreement. Section 9, with no known outstanding effects on 3 October 2026, says the court shall grant a stay of legal proceedings unless satisfied that the agreement is null and void, inoperative, or incapable of being performed. That is the company-to-company point, not a fairness finding and not a fee table. Section 89 extends Part 2 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 to an arbitration agreement. It is not a second stay test. Section 91 and the Unfair Arbitration Agreements (Specified Amount) Order 1999, original text, in force on 1 January 2000, specify £5,000 for England and Wales and Scotland. Do not use £5,000 for a company-to-company clickwrap, and do not uprate it.
Training licence
Section 16 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 says copying without the copyright owner's licence infringes. The sentence is the purported licence. Silence is not a licence and not a ban. Section 29A, in force on 1 June 2014, allows a copy for computational analysis whose sole purpose is research for a non-commercial purpose, with a sufficient acknowledgement unless impossible. Section 29A(5) does not strike a commercial training grant. Ban, narrow, or walk stays on the signing how-to.
Terms of service review tool
Paste and upload scanners return a report
Terms.Law Terms Scanner, accessed 3 October 2026, asks for an industry and a paste, then shows risk levels and what to negotiate. The output is an analysis of the paste. Scanner counts on that page disagree, and a consultation price is printed there. Neither figure is used here. Blacklight PolicyWatch ranked on the same query. A direct fetch on 3 October 2026 returned 401, so this page does not link it. A search extract that day describes a pasted policy URL and plain-English flags. Pattern counts and a numeric score are not reused. The Markup Blacklight reports trackers. It is not a terms reader.
This page returns marks on the same file
The wider Checkory contract page, fetched 3 October 2026, shows 30 August 2026 and an update of 25 September 2026. It does not list these five flags. The artefact is the annotated file.
A fresh URL is a different text
Pasting today's terms address into a scanner, or clicking an overlay on the open tab, reads the page that is live now. Accept locked the text on the screen that day. Save that text as a dated PDF and upload the pdf.
Clickwrap terms review tool
Lawxy still fetches a live clickwrap URL
Lawxy takes a clickwrap URL and pulls the terms and related policies into questions and answers. That is the live page, not the dated PDF saved when Accept was offered.
ClickTerm records consent and does not mark the file
ClickTerm records a clickwrap, with an audit trail and a certificate of acceptance. A record that someone clicked is not a mark on renew, cancel, arbitrate, train, or unilateral change. This page is the review of the wording.
B2B clickwrap and vendor online terms share this upload
Both are the text offered at Accept. Section 3 may apply on the other's written standard terms, and section 3(3) keeps a consumer contract outside it. A company clickwrap is not rewritten by a consumer grey list.
This tool versus the published how-tos
The accept checklist stays on the live blog article
The published checklist, the accept checklist, saves the dated terms, then works fee, renew, cancel, arbitrate, train, and indemnify, and chooses accept, hold, or a master agreement. This page does not add fee or indemnify and does not make that choice.
SaaS red flags stay on the subscribe checklist
The SaaS subscribe checklist stays on its own article. A subscription pack is a different file from website terms.
Arbitration seat and fees stay on the clause how-to
Seat, rules, and fee math stay on the arbitration how-to. This page flags the words and does not teach seat, rules, or fees.
Vendor training rights stay on the signing how-to
The training-rights how-to works through ban, narrow, or walk. This page flags the licence words and does not run that procedure.
Unilateral policy updates stay on the online-policy how-to
The online-policy how-to lists posted URLs and looks for a walk-right. This page flags the sentence. No notice and no walk-right is a High mark, not that workshop.
This file versus the subscription pack and the order form
Subscription paper stays on the SaaS agreement tool
The SaaS agreement review tool marks a subscription agreement. Website terms offered at Accept are this page. Two files mean two uploads.
Renewal wording on the order form stays on the auto-renewal page
The auto-renewal review tool marks the notice window, then-current or list-rate words, and how notice must be sent on an order form or a master services agreement. A renewal flag here is only the window the website terms write.
The parked brand page is not this slug
A parked brand page for terms of service is not this address.
England and Wales is the statute pointer
A statute chip is an England and Wales provision that may apply to that sentence. Scotland and Northern Ireland sit outside that pointer. A chip that does not match this paper is a question for a solicitor, not a voidness stamp.
High flags on the uploaded terms go to a solicitor
First pass marks, then counsel on High
You can point to those five kinds of sentence on the saved file, see whether a statute chip matches this paper, and send High marks to a solicitor. Send the file when you will not meet the window or the cancel method, will not wear the arbitration agreement, face a training licence over customer content, see a change sentence with no notice and no walk-right, or hold a chip that does not match. The pass is not a cooling-off right and not a voidness stamp. It does not say the terms can be accepted, and it does not replace a solicitor.
Do not retitle this page as an extension, a scanner, or a consent SDK
Keep the job on the dated file. A Chrome overlay, a live URL fetch, a paste box, a change alert, a consent certificate, and the accept checklist are neighbouring jobs. Run this file at document analysis when the text you were asked to accept is the text you saved.
FAQ
What comes back after I upload a dated website terms PDF?
The file you uploaded, as a PDF or DOCX, with flags on the renewal window, the cancellation method, the arbitration words, a training licence, and a unilateral-change or continued-use sentence. Each mark has a short explanation. A statute link appears only where an England and Wales provision may apply. You do not get a score of today's URL, a browser overlay, or a chat thread.
Is a 30-day line on a demo card the notice the law requires?
No. A demo card that labels a subscription renewing unless cancelled 30 days prior is an illustration on that product page, accessed 3 October 2026. It is not a rule and not an average. The flag shows the length written in your file. Schedule 2 paragraph 9 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, on a page current to changes known to be in force on or before 1 October 2026, speaks to an unreasonably early opt-out in a consumer contract and states no number of days.
Does a company clickwrap take a 14-day cancel right?
No. Regulation 30(2) of the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 ends the normal cancellation period for a service contract, or for digital content not supplied on a tangible medium, at the end of 14 days after the day the contract is entered into, unless regulation 31 applies. Regulation 4 gives that framework to a consumer, an individual acting wholly or mainly outside trade. Regulation 37 can end the right for digital content once supply begins after express consent and an acknowledgement. A company clickwrap does not take a 14-day right from those regulations.
Does £5,000 in the 1999 Order decide a business arbitration clause?
No. Section 91 of the Arbitration Act 1996, read with the Unfair Arbitration Agreements (Specified Amount) Order 1999, sets £5,000 for a consumer arbitration agreement. The Order is the original version, in force on 1 January 2000. A company-to-company clickwrap does not become unfair because that figure is stated. Section 9 describes a stay of legal proceedings. It is not a fee table. Seat, rules, and fee math stay on the arbitration how-to.
Is this upload the same job as the accept checklist?
No. The checklist walks fee, renew, cancel, arbitrate, train, and indemnify, then accept, hold, or ask for a master agreement. This page does not add fee or indemnify as flags and does not make that choice. The SaaS subscribe checklist, the arbitration how-to, the training-rights how-to, and the online-policy how-to stay on their own articles. Renewal wording on an order form or a master services agreement stays on the auto-renewal page.
When should a mark on these terms go to a solicitor?
Send the marked file when the window or the cancel method is one you will not meet, when you will not wear the arbitration agreement, when a training licence covers customer content, when a change sentence has no notice and no walk-right in this file, or when a statute chip does not match the sentence. You can point to those five kinds of sentence on the saved file and see whether a statute chip matches this paper. The pass does not replace a solicitor.
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