AutoRenewalDisclosureAudit / report
AutoRenewalDisclosureAudit report: https://www.demo-snackbox.example/pricing
Demo report on a fictional sample site.
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4 of 9 checks need attention (3 high priority).
- ✓ Observed: subscription or recurring-billing wording in the served page (medium): Subscription or recurring-billing wording is present, so the observations below apply.
- ✓ Observed: recurring price with its billing frequency (high): A price with a billing period ("$X/month", "billed annually") is present.
- ✗ Observed: a statement that the plan renews automatically until cancelled (high): No automatic-renewal or "until you cancel" wording found.
- ✗ Observed: free-trial conversion terms (high): A free trial is offered but no "after your trial you will be charged ..." wording was matched.
- ✓ Observed: how to cancel is stated (high): Cancellation wording ("cancel anytime online", cancellation policy) is present.
- ✗ Observed: a cancellation or manage-subscription link (medium): No link whose address mentions cancel or subscription management was found.
- ✓ Observed: a consent checkbox near renewal or terms wording (medium): 1 checkbox(es) near renewal/terms wording.
- ✗ Observed: pre-checked consent checkboxes (high): 1 consent checkbox(es) are pre-checked in the served HTML.
- ✓ Observed: link to the terms of service (low): A terms link is present.
Automated observations of the publicly served HTML of one page (checkout steps behind a login or rendered later by JavaScript may not be seen). Context: ROSCA, 15 U.S.C. 8403 (clear and conspicuous disclosure of material terms, express informed consent and a simple way to stop recurring charges); California Automatic Renewal Law, Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code 17600-17606. The FTC's 2024 amendments to the Negative Option Rule (16 CFR part 425, "click to cancel") were vacated by the Eighth Circuit in July 2025; other states have their own auto-renewal laws. Not legal advice and not a compliance certification.