Legal & privacy
What you're buying, what I promise and what I do with your data. No fine print.
Who's behind this
Anti Web Slop is a design project by Ignacio Prados (Igna). I do the audits myself, and payments are collected by my US company through Stripe. For anything at all, write to antiwebslop@
By using the site, scoring a website or buying an audit, you agree to these terms. If anything is unclear, ask me before you pay.
The Slop Score
It's free, with no email or sign-up. It opens the site you enter in a headless browser, the way any visitor would, and looks for the marks of AI-made design nobody pushed back on. It only scores public pages: it refuses private addresses and can't see anything behind a login.
The score is automated and approximate. It reads patterns; it isn't a verdict on your work or on whoever built the site, and it can be wrong in either direction.
So there's enough to go around, each connection can score a handful of new sites a day. Don't use it to score sites in bulk or by script.
If you share your result on X with the link to antiwebslop.com, I'll give you a discount code for the audit. I only check that the post exists, is public and has the link; I don't keep the post or your handle.
What the audit includes
I go through your site myself, by hand, and record a video of about 15 minutes on what I'd change and why. From that I put together a report with up to ten changes ranked by impact, each with a prompt ready to paste into your agent (Claude Code, Cursor, v0 or Lovable), plus a design rules file so your project doesn't fill back up with slop.
It reaches your inbox within 72 business hours of payment. After 30 days I re-score your site and tell you what's already showing and what's still left.
I only look at your site's public pages. I don't need logins, passwords or your code.
Price and payment
The audit has a live price: it goes up with every sale and down with every day without one, never below a set floor. You pay what the checkout page shows at that moment; if it changes later, your purchase isn't adjusted either way. Now and then I post discount codes on X with limited spots, valid while spots last. One code per purchase.
Prices are in US dollars. Your bank may charge taxes or fees for paying in a foreign currency; that's outside my control.
Payments are processed by Stripe. I never see or store your card details. You must be of legal age to buy.
Guarantee
If the audit doesn't give you at least five changes worth making, I refund the full amount and you keep the video. Email antiwebslop@
Cancel a purchase
You can cancel within 10 days of paying, no questions asked, and get a full refund. Email antiwebslop@
Refunds go back to the same card through Stripe. Depending on your bank, they can take 5 to 10 business days to show up.
Redesigns
Asking for a redesign doesn't commit you to anything: I look at your site and email you a proposal. If we go ahead, the scope, price and timeline are set in writing in that proposal, which takes precedence over this page. If you bought an audit first, what you paid comes off the price.
What I hand over
The report, the prompts and the rules are yours: use them on your site, change them and share them with your team or your agent. The brand, the copy and the design of this site, and the Slop Score itself, belong to Anti Web Slop; don't pass them off as your own.
Where my part ends
The audit is my professional opinion on your site's design. I don't promise more sales, more traffic or a spot on Google: I tell you what to change and why, and the call is yours.
The prompts run through your agent, in your project. Before pasting them, make a backup or work on a separate branch: I'm not responsible for what an agent changes or for how your site turns out afterwards.
If something goes wrong on my end, the most I can owe you is what you paid for that service, unless the law where you live says otherwise.
What data I keep
When you buy an audit, Stripe passes me your name, your email, the site you want audited, anything you add in the notes, your language and what you paid. I use them to do the audit, send it to you, re-score it after 30 days and reply to you.
During the audit I keep screenshots of your site, the text of its homepage, the scoring, the video and its transcript. All of it lives on my computer, not in a cloud database, except the report I send you.
If you ask for a redesign, I get your site, what you need, your budget, your name and your email by email. If you leave your email to hear about a club product, I get the email and the product, and I write to you once, when it's out.
The Slop Score doesn't ask for personal data. The site you score and its result stay in the server's memory for 24 hours so it isn't scored twice. Your IP address is only used to count how many sites you scored that day and is dropped the next.
What's public
The homepage shows a log of audits in progress: each site's domain, what was paid and when. Never your name or email. Being listed is part of the audit, and the checkout page tells you before you pay.
Your report is published at a long, unguessable link that isn't linked from anywhere and asks search engines not to index it. Anyone with the link can see it: share it with whoever you like, or ask me to delete it.
I don't use your site, its screenshots or your report as an example on this site or on social media without asking you first.
Who it's shared with
Only the services I need to deliver, and only what they need: Stripe (payments), Resend and Gmail (email), Vercel (hosting for the site and the reports), PostHog (visit analytics), Loom (the video, when I record it there) and Anthropic, whose Claude model helps me turn the scoring and what I say in the video into the report.
I transcribe the video on my own computer, without sending it anywhere. I don't sell data, use it for advertising or hand it to anyone else.
Several of these services are in the United States, so your data may be stored there.
How I measure the site
I count visits and clicks with PostHog, without cookies, without storing anything in your browser between visits and without session recording. It gets what any browser sends (the page, the kind of device and a rough country), but never what you type into forms or the site you score.
The site's only cookie remembers the language you picked, so it doesn't switch it back on you.
How long I keep it
I keep an audit's data for as long as it can be useful to you, to compare after 30 days or if you later ask for a redesign, and I delete it whenever you ask. What Stripe keeps about each payment, Stripe keeps for as long as the law requires.
What you can ask me for
You can ask for a copy of what I have on you, or ask me to correct it or delete it. Email antiwebslop@
If you live somewhere with a data protection law, like the European Union or Argentina, you can also complain to its authority.
Changes to these terms
If what I keep, who I share it with or how I charge changes, I update this page and the date above. Your purchase is covered by the terms in place on the day you paid.