ProofTTL may return SUPPORTED, CONTRADICTED, or UNKNOWN verdicts, source evidence, reports, and signed proof records tied to the examined evidence and time context.
Clear scope.
Clear boundaries.
These terms govern use of ProofTTL, including customer accounts, recurring claim monitoring, the Fact Audit service, technical product surfaces, and related verification work.
Monitoring subscriptions are $49, $99 or $199 per month. Rapid is retired. Fact Audit scope and reviewer acceptance are confirmed before its separate $1,500 payment.
ProofTTL is not legal, medical, financial, regulatory, accounting, certification, or other professional advice.
Full Fact Audit.
The standard Fact Audit is $1,500 USD for a confirmed fixed scope covering 10–25 real AI outputs or consequential factual claims.
Claims are ordered by damage-if-wrong so verification effort follows risk.
The highest-risk findings receive the deepest evidence review.
Customer-facing findings require human approval before publication.
Important findings receive a seven-day watch and final reread.
Daily public-source observations.
Starter ($49/month), Team ($99/month), and Business ($199/month) include up to 10, 30, and 100 active claims respectively, one public URL per claim, daily text checks, dashboard change alerts, and 30-day alert history. Prices are USD; the checkout shows the amount due. A verified account is required. No overages, shared seats, email alerts, private-source access, PDF parsing, or human review are included.
Subscriptions renew automatically each month at the stated USD tier price until cancelled. The selected tier, recurring amount, renewal frequency, and cancellation process must be disclosed before collecting billing details, and the buyer must affirmatively accept recurring billing. Cancel renewal in the dashboard to retain access through the paid period; if the dashboard is unavailable, contact ProofTTL support for cancellation assistance. Payment failure may pause monitoring. Changes can be unrelated to the claim. TEXT_PRESENT does not establish truth; UNKNOWN preserves insufficient evidence. UNAVAILABLE indicates a source could not be read. These observations are not legal advice or professional assurance. Public sources may block automated access. Check the dashboard for current observation times; daily checks are a target, not a guaranteed delivery deadline.
Rapid is retired. Existing Rapid customers retain their original agreed scope and support route.
Use the service without creating new risk.
Provide claim text, output, and context you have the right to submit.
Do not use ProofTTL to violate law, privacy rights, intellectual-property rights, security controls, or third-party terms.
Do not submit passwords, private keys, authentication secrets, malware, or raw full payment-card data.
Review delivered verification results in context before relying on them for consequential decisions.
Pay for the selected service.
Monitoring is a recurring subscription at the selected tier. The separate Fact Audit costs $1,500 after scope confirmation. Stripe processes payments; ProofTTL does not store raw card details. Contact support about billing issues.
The approved engagement controls.
Any cancellation, refund, or scope-change terms communicated in the approved scope or payment flow apply to that engagement. If no special term is stated, contact ProofTTL support at ProofTTL.Support@gmail.com as soon as possible.
Evidence can change outside ProofTTL.
Verification quality depends on the accessibility, accuracy, completeness, and freshness of evidence available for the scoped claim. Third-party sites, APIs, identity providers, payment providers, and source publishers remain outside ProofTTL's control.
A source can change, disappear, correct itself, or be superseded after a finding is issued.
Cryptographic signing can establish that ProofTTL issued a particular record without making the underlying proposition permanently true.
Features, limits, providers, and technical surfaces may change as ProofTTL evolves.
Automation does not get the final word.
Customer-facing Fact Audit findings require human approval before publication in the launch workflow. Monitoring reduces the chance that an important source change goes unnoticed during the included watch period, but cannot guarantee every real-world change is detected immediately.
The effective date identifies the current version.
These terms may be updated as ProofTTL changes. Questions about a specific engagement should be raised through Support so they can be tied to the relevant account or scope.
A ProofTTL verdict records what the examined evidence supports at a point in time. It is not a guarantee of permanent truth, legal authority, certification, or a particular business outcome.