Terms of use

Plain language, no boilerplate · last updated 2026-07-18

What UXXRAY is

UXXRAY walks publicly accessible websites the way a visitor would and reports what it measured: design tokens, on-page language, and conversion tactics, each tied to the exact page text it fired on. Scores are deterministic measurements of publicly visible page content at crawl time. They are not endorsements, rankings of business quality, or professional advice, and they can change when a page changes or when our crawler improves (every teardown is stamped with the engine version that produced it).

Using the service

The free tier and the public API are offered as-is. Don't abuse them: scans are rate-limited per IP, and automated bulk use that degrades the service for others may be blocked. You may use teardown data, briefs, and exports in your own work, including commercial work.

Accuracy

We work hard to keep measurements honest: no LLM opinions, evidence quoted verbatim, detection rules versioned and tested. Still, a crawler can misread a page. If you believe a score is wrong, tell us; if you're right, we fix the detector for every future scan, not just yours. We make no warranty of any kind.

Your account data

If you sign up, the email you give us is used to deliver teardowns and product updates. See the privacy page for the full picture. Payment terms will be added here if and when paid billing goes live; until then nothing is charged.

Content that appears in teardowns

Screenshots and quoted page text belong to the sites they came from and appear here as factual, sourced records of what a public page displayed; see fair use. Site owners can ask for removal at any time.

Changes

If these terms change materially, the date above changes with them. Continued use after a change means you accept it.

Questions

Email [email protected]. A person reads it.