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BEFORE YOU SIGN OR PAY
Start with a free scan of a subscription agreement. See the conditions that deserve a closer read before you sign or pay.
One free first scan · subscription agreement PDFs
Upload a subscription agreement PDF. FinePrint will pull out the terms worth a closer look.
No account or payment details. The PDF is stored for parsing; FinePrint attempts to delete it after extraction and retries failed deletions daily.
A SIMPLE FIRST READ
Upload one subscription agreement, then review the extracted terms alongside the original document.
Start a free first scan with a subscription agreement up to 10 pages.
FinePrint extracts fees, renewals, cancellation rules, price changes, exclusions, and other conditions.
Use each extracted detail as a prompt to review the wording in your agreement.
THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
The first scan checks common subscription conditions that can be hard to spot in a long agreement.
Charges, fees, and penalties described in the agreement.
Whether and when the subscription renews automatically.
Notice periods and steps to end the subscription.
When or how a recurring price may change.
Services or situations the agreement leaves out.
Additional terms that are easy to miss on a quick read.
The uploaded PDF is stored with a link so the document parser can read it. FinePrint attempts to delete the stored file after extraction and retries failed deletions daily. Upload only an agreement you are comfortable processing this way.
FinePrint provides document information to help you understand what an agreement says. It is not legal or financial advice, and it does not replace a qualified professional.
THE FIRST SCAN
The first scan is for a subscription agreement in PDF format. Other document types are outside this first-scan experience.
Your first subscription-agreement PDF scan is free. No account or payment details are required.
The scan accepts PDFs up to 20 MB and extracts terms from agreements up to 10 pages. Password-protected PDFs cannot be read.
No. FinePrint provides document information in plain English. It is not legal or financial advice and does not replace advice from a qualified professional.
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