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For founders and operations or compliance teams without in-house counsel, this template reads a public subscription checkout page and drafts a pre-purchase disclosure for human review. It separates page-supported details on recurring charges, trial conversion, and cancellation from facts the page does not establish.
How it works
Enter a public subscription checkout URL. The workflow reads the page, extracts what it actually says about payment, trials, and cancellation, then returns a review-ready disclosure draft with a checklist of missing facts to verify before use. Save or export the resulting Markdown to make a downloadable copy; this is not legal advice.
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Founders and lean operations or compliance teams preparing subscription checkout copy.
What runs, step by step
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Public subscription checkout URL
Read checkout page
Capture publicly accessible checkout copy and terms
Separate facts from gaps
Identify quoted offer terms and unanswered questions
Draft disclosure and checklist
Produce a review-ready Markdown draft with open facts
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