See the gaps between what a site says and what it does.
ClauseReport scans any website's privacy policy (terms links are located, not evaluated), then checks it against the analytics and advertising trackers actually loading on the page — surfacing factual inconsistencies automatically.
Observations, not opinions.
Every finding is a fact about the site you can verify yourself. We tell you what's there and what's missing — you (or your attorney) decide what it means.
Tracker vs. disclosure
We fingerprint the analytics, ad, and session-recording scripts on the page, then check whether the policy ever mentions them. The gaps are where the risk lives.
Broken & placeholder detection
Dead privacy-policy links, leftover [COMPANY NAME] template text, and policies last updated years ago — the embarrassing stuff, caught automatically.
Disclosure checks
Factual observations on whether the policy text mentions a contact method, a retention statement, described user rights, a Do-Not-Sell link. No judgment on what any law requires.
Public REST API
Run a factual scan on any URL programmatically and get scan results back as JSON: score, grade, findings and common-practice hints.
Report cards
Every scan produces a dated report card with the not-legal-advice framing built in. A free teaser view of each report has its own public link.
Point it at a URL
Paste any website. ClauseReport loads the homepage, finds the privacy policy, locates any terms link, and inventories the analytics and advertising scripts in the page.
Get a factual report
You get a scored report card: what the policy covers, what it omits, and where it contradicts what the site actually does.
Review the findings
Hand the report to your client, or use it to start a conversation. Hints describe what the policy text could mention, are not legal advice, and some name regulations as common practice.
Run your first report in under a minute.
Free plan includes 5 scans a month. Paid plans start at $49.