Claim intelligence report
Evidence-first comparison with separate risk, substantiation, confidence and coverage indicators.
Compare an advertisement's promises with the landing page and evidence you supply. Review discount claims, official-store statements, certifications, endorsements and missing disclosures.
Evidence-first comparison with separate risk, substantiation, confidence and coverage indicators.
A practical guide
Enter the advertised claims and corresponding landing-page observations. Add reference prices, disclosure details and source evidence for awards, authorization or scientific claims where available.
Review conflicting promises, unsupported statements and evidence gaps, with the context needed for a more specific verification request.
An unverified statement is not automatically false. Supplied documents and endorsements require independent verification; this tool does not establish legal advertising compliance.
Check the issuing organization, scope, date and whether the document applies to this seller or product. An image of a certificate alone does not independently confirm the claim.
Missing evidence means the assessment has less support or coverage. It does not establish safety or wrongdoing. Review the sources and dates, and independently verify the gaps that matter to your decision.