I built the Fine Print Killer because I learned — the hard way — how easy it is to overlook the terms that cost you money.
Like many people, I trusted that the agreements I signed were simple. And like many people, I was wrong.
One contract dispute years ago made me realize something important: the details you don’t see can shape your financial life.
I’m not an attorney, and I’m not providing legal advice. I’m simply someone who has signed contracts, paid unexpected fees, and felt the frustration of small print that hides big obligations.
My goal is not to tell you what to do with your agreements. My goal is to help you see what’s actually written, so you can ask better questions and make more informed decisions.
I decided to build a tool I wish I had back then — a simple way to highlight the text most people skip.
If this tool helps even one person avoid the financial surprises I faced, then it has done its job.