The fine print is designed
to confuse you.
We decode it.
Paste any document — Terms & Conditions, government contracts, business agreements, NDAs, privacy policies, EULAs, rental agreements — and get a plain English breakdown in seconds.
Understand Mode
What am I agreeing to?
Plain English breakdown with a clear verdict — red flags, your rights, key topics.
Fight Back Mode
Is the company right?
Paste their terms, describe what happened — get a verdict and pre-written complaint letters.
How it works
Three steps. Plain English. Done.
Paste URL, upload PDF, or drop in text
Works with any document you're asked to sign — T&Cs, government contracts, business agreements, NDAs, rental contracts, privacy policies, EULAs — any format.
AI reads every clause so you don't have to
Our AI analyzes every clause, flags what matters, detects the document type, and tailors the analysis to it.
Get your plain English verdict in seconds
SAFE, CAUTION, or DANGER — with specific red flags, your actual rights, and key topics explained in one sentence each.
Why this exists
The game was rigged from the start.
The average Terms & Conditions is 10,000–50,000 words. Reading every service's legal docs would take 76 work days per year. Companies spend millions on lawyers to write documents designed to protect them, not you.
Unlike ToS;DR which relies on volunteers and can't keep up, Printd uses AI to analyze any document in real time. Plus Fight Back Mode — paste their terms and your situation, get pre-written complaint letters instantly. Rich people have lawyers. Now everyone does.
“You clicked I Agree. But did you know they can sell your data, delete your account without notice, and force you to waive your right to sue?”
This is normal. Printd makes it visible.
What's next
The browser extension is coming.
A verdict badge appears on every “I Agree” button before you click it. Know what you're agreeing to the moment it matters most.
See the full roadmapPrintd is an AI-powered tool for informational purposes only. This is not legal advice. AI analysis may contain errors — always verify important clauses with a qualified legal professional before making decisions. We are not affiliated with any company whose documents we analyze.