Audeza
Scan your landing copy before Stripe or Paddle scans it
What it does
Payment providers (Stripe, Paddle, Polar, Lemon Squeezy) review your landing page before approving your account, and reject over vocabulary you didn't know was risky. Audeza scans your copy against the phrases that trigger reviews and rejections, explains why each one is a problem, and suggests safer wording. Free, no signup. Built after my own SaaS got rejected over two words on my landing page.
A payment platform rejected my SaaS over two words. Audeza is the readiness kit that preps your site for Polar, Paddle & Lemon Squeezy review — free copy check, legal templates, and an escalation playbook.
An automated review denied my product in under an hour — for vocabulary on my landing page, not for anything the product did. I rewrote the copy, added proper legal pages, and asked for a human review. Approved the same day. Audeza is everything I learned, packaged so you get ready before you apply to Polar, Paddle, or Lemon Squeezy. Paste your landing-page copy (or your page URL). Audeza flags the phrases that commonly trip merchant-of-record underwriting, explains why each one is a risk, and suggests a safe rewrite. Works instantly, right here. A merchant of record — Polar, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy — isn't just a payment button. Legally, they become the seller of your product. Every…from audeza.com
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