Before you Agree
Know what you're agreeing to.
Reading the terms before you tap Agree is the slow part. Free lists of what you accept and what it can cost you, with quotes from the page.
Examples of what you might be agreeing to
What you accept, with quotes
This clip looks up Dropbox and stops on the quoted lines.
What the clip shows
The clip looks up Dropbox from the home page. The reading opens on Dropbox's terms of use. Each line lists what you accept and includes a quote from that page. Marking those terms accepted is not in this clip.
What happens next
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Look up a company, paste a URL, or paste the words
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See what you accept, with quotes
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You decide. We cannot undo or cancel something you have already agreed to.
What you walk away with
After we read a page or the words you pasted, you get two lists. You do not need an account to see them.
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What you accept
Everyday lines for the promises and rights a typical Agree click covers.
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What it can cost you
Quoted clauses that can affect your privacy, money, or right to go to court.
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You can check us
Each line includes wording from what we read, so you are not taking our word for it.
What else you can do here
Besides reading a page once, Fineprint helps when the Agree screen has no link, and when you want to check our work. Keeping a list of what you already accepted is Premium.
See the original wording
Every line we show includes a quote from the page we read, so you can check that we got it right.
Agree on a TV or console
Those screens often have no URL. Search the company on your phone, read what they ask, then go back and decide.
Keep a list of what you already accepted
We're not able to determine if you already agreed to something on another site. Premium lets you mark it here so your list remembers.
What we promise
Looking up and pasting stay free — no account required. We never share or sell your data. Fineprint helps you read — it is not a lawyer, not a lawsuit, and not a promise that a clause would hold up in court.
Companies we already analyzed
Only companies with a graded reading appear here. Ask us to add one you use.
Issues we look for in a company's terms. These are examples, not claims about this site.
- Data sold or shared with third parties
- Forced arbitration or class-action waiver
- Unilateral changes with little or no notice
- Broad license to user content
- Difficult or incomplete deletion
- Indefinite retention
- Tracking you across apps
- Cookie consent that favors Accept
Premium keeps what you already accepted
Browse companies and paste a URL or the words free, with no account. A Premium account is how you mark what you already accepted and keep that list.
You still decide
Fineprint is a reading aid. Lookups stay free with no account. We never share or sell your data. Scroll up to look up a company before you Agree — or start Premium to keep track of what you accepted.