CheckTOS reads the fine print and tells you plainly what you're agreeing to. Check a link in your browser with Peek, or run our skill in your own Claude.
The document leans on long all-caps blocks and nested conditions that are hard to untangle.
Arbitration clause · Terms of Service, Section 10
"YOU AND THE COMPANY AGREE THAT ANY DISPUTE WILL BE RESOLVED BY BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION, AND YOU WAIVE ANY RIGHT TO TAKE PART IN A CLASS ACTION."
Arbitration clause
Disputes leave the courts. You arbitrate on your own and give up class actions.
Liability cap · Terms of Service, Section 9
"THE COMPANY'S TOTAL LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY DAMAGES FINALLY AWARDED SHALL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00), OR THE AMOUNT YOU PAID…"
Liability cap
The most you get back is a hundred dollars, or what you paid in the last six months, whichever is larger.
Opt-out window · Terms of Service, Section 10
"You may opt out of arbitration by emailing support@example.com within thirty (30) days of first registering for the Services."
Opt-out window
You can opt out of arbitration by email, but only in your first 30 days.
Incorporated policies · Terms of Service, Section 1
"The Privacy Notice, the Acceptable Use Policy and the SMS Terms are incorporated into these Terms by reference."
Incorporated policies
Three more documents count as part of these terms, so we read them too.
CheckTOS is a skill you run in your own Claude, on your own tokens. Download it, drop it in, and point it at any terms of service.
~/.claude/skills/./checktos, and read the breakdown.An agent that runs the skill gets back the facts on data, region and legal terms, ready to weigh against your own rules.
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