The terms, minus the fog.

Will It Ship computes automated idea-validation reports (ShipScore verdicts), publishes a daily mined-gap email (The Daily Inspection), and sells subscriptions to the full evidence pack. Verdicts are public; the pack is paid. The service is operated by Quantum Digital Plus, Australia.

ShipScore reports are automated analyses generated by AI against third-party data we didn't collect first-hand and can't guarantee. They are information, not professional, business, financial, legal, or investment advice.

• We don't warrant corpus data — revenue figures, ratings and trends come from external sources and can be wrong or stale.
• We don't know your skills, capital, network, or timing — the factors that actually decide outcomes.
• A "build" verdict doesn't promise success; a "skip" verdict doesn't prove failure. The engine publishes its own misses, publicly, forever.

Any decision you make is yours. If you need advice, hire an adviser.

Your account is your email plus a signed cookie — no password. Keep access to the email you paid with; it's the key to your plan. One subscription covers one human (Radar Desk covers teams).

Prices in USD. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled — cancel any time in the customer portal (linked on /pro); you keep access until the paid period ends. Founding Lifetime is one payment for access while the product operates — "lifetime" is the product's life, not the universe's; if the service ever shuts down, lifetime members get 90 days' notice and a pro-rata goodwill refund.

Change of mind: email support@willitship.com within 14 days of your first subscription charge (30 days for Founding Lifetime) and we'll refund it, no interrogation. Later renewals aren't refunded except where the law says otherwise. Nothing here limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

Rate limits exist because the free tier has a real cost (20 validations a day, plus a global daily cap). Don't hammer the API, don't resell the evidence pack, don't republish the paid pack in bulk. Sharing your own public verdict pages is encouraged — link back.

The site, design, brand, and corpus are ours. Verdict text is generated for you to share. The ShipScore rubric is inspired by MJ DeMarco's CENTS framework (The Millionaire Fastlane · UNSCRIPTED) — attribution, not affiliation; we claim no rights over his framework and he endorses nothing here.

To the maximum extent the law allows: no indirect or consequential damages, and our total liability is capped at what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim (or AUD $100 if you paid nothing). Where the law won't allow a limit — including the Australian Consumer Law — the limit doesn't apply.

We can suspend accounts for abuse (probing, scraping the paid pack, breaking rate limits). We can change these terms; the version on this page governs. Continued use is acceptance. Governing law: Victoria, Australia; disputes go to the courts of Victoria.