Your offer is being judged by a machine before any human reads it.

Any B2B offer a buyer would read: a proposal, a landing page, a pricing page, a one-pager, a scope of work. Three ways in: paste the text, give a URL that Verdikt reads from the server, or upload a file. Formats: PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, TXT, MD, up to 8 MB.

Anything shorter than a real paragraph is refused. There is nothing in two lines for a buying AI to score.

About 30 seconds. The pipeline runs in the open: 9 named steps advance on screen with the elapsed clock. The wait is real inference, not a loading animation.

The scan is free and you can run it as often as you like. No account, no card, no trial that expires.

It is the only identity Verdikt collects. It is how the full free audit reaches you and how your report is recovered after payment. One field, no password, no verification click, no consent wall.

Free: the score out of 100, the decision (SHORTLIST, NEEDS REWORK or REJECT), and the probability of passing an AI filter. Plus your failure modes named and 2 to 3 flags explained.

Paid: everything else. Every flaw with its blocking criterion, each fix quantified in points, and the offer rewritten.

Three weighted layers, 19 scored items in total. Selling angles 20%, offer criteria 45%, agent survival 35%.

Nothing is hidden behind an index. The scan replays every deduction on screen, item by item, in points, down from 100 to your number.

It is the score a buying AI would put on the document it can read. It is not a judgement of your company, your team, your product, or whether your price is fair.

Verdikt grades the document. A strong business with an unreadable proposal scores badly, and that is the point.

Probably not. Most low scores come from the same three absences: no quantified outcome, no proof a machine can extract, no comparable structure. Those are all in your text, or missing from it.

Read the failure modes before you argue with the number. Each one names the exact deduction it caused.

No, and no rewrite will get you there. Copy alone caps out around 75/100. That ceiling is stated in your report rather than hidden.

The remaining points require evidence only you hold: named clients, measured outcomes, dated results, a real reference. Verdikt lists what to supply and stops there.

The full audit with all sub-scores, every flaw with the criterion it blocks, and each fix quantified in points. Then your offer rewritten twice: one version a buyer reads, one a machine parses. Plus the projected score delta.

One price, 35€ per report, one payment. No plan, no subscription, no annual toggle.

Never. Verdikt restructures the facts you supplied and marks precisely where a fact is absent, listed as proof to supply.

A fabricated claim would fail the same filter on the buyer side, and it would make the score a lie. That is the one thing the product will not do.

Through a hosted checkout page, 35€ per report. The app never asks for a card and never sees one.

The report is generated straight after payment and sent to the email you scanned with. If it does not arrive, reply to any Verdikt email and an operator delivers it by hand.

Reply to the report email and you are refunded. No argument, no retention offer, no survey, and you keep the report.

The reason is recorded against the failure modes so the pipeline gets fixed. That is the whole procedure.

It is stored with its verdict at its own address, getverdikt.co/scan/<id>, so you can reopen it later. An operator can also rerun it if a step fails.

Be aware that this verdict page is public and can be found by a search engine. Paste an offer you are willing to have read, or ask us and the record is deleted.

Yes. The verdicts gallery holds scored public pages of known brands, read from their own public URLs. Each one shows the score, the failure modes and the sub-scores behind it.

They exist so you can read a full verdict before trusting one on your own offer.

No. Verdikt scores and restructures a document against a machine filter. It does not qualify a market, write a strategy, or run a deal.

What it does is stop you sending a proposal that gets filtered out before a human reads it.

If you sell under 1000€ with a checkout and no proposal, the score will tell you little. Verdikt is built for offers a buyer evaluates against others: consulting, agencies, B2B software, services from about 3000€ up.