Effective 2026-07-20

Terms of use.

Use the public audit for legitimate diagnostic work on public websites you are authorized to submit.

Agreement and operator

These terms govern use of WebsiteIQ, operated by Osborn Ventures Inc. By submitting an audit or using an API or MCP tool, you agree to these terms and the Acceptable Use Policy.

Your authority and responsibility

You represent that you have a legitimate purpose and authority to submit the target. You will not use WebsiteIQ to bypass authentication, access controls, robots policy, payment requirements, or laws; disrupt a target; collect sensitive information; or misrepresent a report.

Service scope

WebsiteIQ requests public HTTP(S) resources through a bounded crawler. A target may refuse, rate-limit, redirect, change, or return incomplete evidence. WebsiteIQ may stop, reduce scope, reject a target, or suspend access to protect the service or others.

Outputs and no guarantee

Reports are informational diagnostics based on observed public responses and versioned WebsiteIQ heuristics. They are not legal, financial, security, accessibility, environmental, or search-engine certification; they do not guarantee rankings, traffic, revenue, compliance, or absence of defects.

Report access and retention

You are responsible for protecting the report access token. The complete token-bearing URL is a share link, and anyone with it can view the report. Reports and audit-linked records are retained for historical reference until deletion is requested. Do not publish a real report without reviewing it and obtaining any necessary permission from the target owner.

Public beta and availability

The public beta is provided as available, may change, and may have limits or errors. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, WebsiteIQ is provided without warranties of uninterrupted availability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.

Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Osborn Ventures Inc. is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or lost-profit damages arising from the public beta. Some jurisdictions do not allow all exclusions, so these limits apply only to the extent allowed.

Changes and contact

Material changes will update the effective date. Continued use after a change constitutes acceptance where permitted. Questions can be submitted through the contact form.

A business address, governing-law venue, paid-service terms, tax treatment, and region-specific notices should be reviewed before production sales. These beta terms do not claim automatic worldwide legal sufficiency.