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Be an informed buyer.

Unveil quietly reads the fine print on most shopping pages, flagging import charges, return windows, and hidden fees before you buy.

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Unveil showing a flag card with return policy details on a shopping page

Simple by design

Nothing changes on your end

Shop like you normally do. Browse, add to cart, and check out.

Unveil reads in the background

While you browse, Unveil scans the store's policies automatically.

You see what matters before you buy

When you add to cart, Unveil flags import charges, return surprises, and hidden fees.

What we surface

Unveil checks for the things stores publish but don't highlight.

Import duties &
customs charges

Flagged when international shipping is involved.

Return windows &
restocking fees

Flags short return windows, restocking fees, and items you can't send back.

Extra costs
at checkout

Handling fees, service charges, and anything beyond the listed price.

Subscription &
auto-renewal terms

Recurring charges and renewals that live in the fine print.

"Retailers aren't hiding anything. Most stores publish their policies. They're often just buried or not visible up front. Unveil brings them to the surface, right when you need them."

A true story

The $42 invoice that started Unveil

In 2025, tariffs were constantly in the news. Somewhere along the way, the $800 exemption that let small orders from abroad skip import duty went away. Like most people, I wasn't tracking any of it. A few days after that rule changed, I ordered two phone cases from dbrand. $99.80 at checkout, in US dollars. It felt like any other order.

Eight months after delivery, a FedEx invoice showed up: $42.75 in import duty. That's 43% of what I'd paid, on phone cases.

To be clear, dbrand did nothing wrong. The order shipped from Canada. Maybe that was in the fine print all along and I never caught it. Maybe their policies have changed since. Would knowing have changed my mind? Maybe not. I like the brand, and I might have bought them anyway. But it would have been my decision to make. That's what being an informed buyer means.

That's the point. The details that decide what you actually pay live in fine print nobody reads.

Unveil exists so you see it first.

Ki, founder of Unveil

dbrand order receipt: two iPhone 15 cases totaling $99.80, delivered September 11, 2025, FedEx tracking number ending 2220 (details redacted)
The order · $99.80 · September 2025
FedEx billing record for the same tracking number ending 2220: $42.75 billed, invoice dated May 14, 2026, sender dbrand in Mississauga, Canada (personal details redacted)
The bill · $42.75 import duty · May 2026
Same shipment · FedEx tracking ending 2220

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Questions, answered

How much does Unveil cost? Is there a free version?

Unveil is $2.99/month or $24.99/year: one plan with every feature included, no tiers or upgrades. There is a 14-day free trial and you can cancel anytime. There is no ad-supported free version, because Unveil takes no money from retailers; the subscription is the only thing that keeps it on your side.

Does Unveil sell my data?

No. Unveil does not sell your data and takes no money from the stores you shop at. It reads the store’s own published policies and the page you are on to flag things worth knowing, and it is paid only by you, the shopper. See the Privacy Policy for the full detail.

What information does Unveil access?

Only what it needs to flag the fine print: the shopping page you are on and the store’s published policies, meaning return terms, shipping and import details, and checkout charges. It does not collect your passwords, payment details, or general browsing history, and it only runs on shopping pages. Because you pay for Unveil, there is no ad or resale incentive to gather anything more. See the Privacy Policy for specifics.

How much can Unveil save me?

It depends on what it catches. Unveil doesn’t put money back in your pocket; it warns you before you commit. A real example: the order that started Unveil was $99.80 of phone cases from a store that priced in US dollars but shipped from Canada. Months after delivery, a surprise FedEx import-duty invoice arrived for $42.75, or 43% of the purchase price. One avoided surprise like that covers years of Unveil.

How is Unveil different from Honey or Capital One Shopping?

Those tools are paid by retailers through affiliate commissions, so they earn when you complete a purchase. Unveil takes no retailer money and has no affiliate model; it is paid only by the shopper. Its only job is to warn you about import charges, return traps, and hidden fees before you buy, not to push the sale through.

What does Unveil flag? Does it calculate import duties?

Unveil flags import duties and customs charges, short return windows and restocking fees, extra costs that appear at checkout, and subscription or auto-renewal terms. For import duties it flags when charges are likely to apply based on where an order ships from, but it does not estimate the exact dollar amount, since the final figure depends on the carrier and customs.

Which sites does Unveil work on?

Unveil works on most shopping sites and reads the store’s published policies wherever that information is available. It is most reliable on stores built on common platforms like Shopify and WooCommerce, and it stays silent when a store does not publish the relevant details rather than guessing.

Does Unveil work on every store?

Almost. Some stores keep parts of their site out of reach of automated reading. Unveil still reads what you see in your browser, and if it can’t see everything, it won’t pretend it did. It’ll show you when it couldn’t get the full picture.

Which browsers does Unveil work on?

Unveil is a Chrome extension, so it runs in Google Chrome. Since Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers share the same extension platform, it can also be installed in browsers like Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Arc. A Safari or Firefox version is not available today.

Will Unveil slow down my browsing or get in the way of checkout?

No. Unveil works quietly in the background while you shop. It does not change the page, block anything, or interrupt your checkout. When it finds something worth knowing it shows a small note; the rest of the time it stays out of your way. It only runs on shopping pages, so it is doing nothing while you browse the rest of the web.

How do I cancel?

Anytime, with no hoops. During the 14-day free trial, simply removing the extension cancels it and you are never charged. Once you are a paid subscriber you can cancel in one click from the billing portal and keep access until the end of the period you already paid for. There is no cancellation fee and nobody to email.