Find the proof your buyers can't find.
Enter a public B2B product site. See the promises it makes, the evidence it puts beside them, and the questions a careful buyer may still ask.
Every finding should lead back to a URL and a piece of text you can check.
Observed means text found on a fetched page.
Inferred means a question worth checking with your team.
Coverage tells you exactly what was read.
Your audit
What the site claims
These are exact excerpts. “Related evidence” is a lead to inspect, not a verified match.
Evidence found in the text
Candidate proof may still need a named source, method, or customer permission.
Questions a buyer may ask
“Not found” applies only to the pages listed in coverage.
What to ask your team next
Use these to collect real founder or customer material. Check facts and get permission before publishing.
Make the answer easy to find.
A buyer should be able to see what your product does, where it has worked, and what still needs a conversation.