What kinds of pages can BullScan analyze?
Publicly accessible sales pages, ClickBank pitch pages, independent funnels, course pages, software offers and similar offer pages. Login-protected pages or pages that block automated access may produce an incomplete result and cannot qualify for a badge from that scan.
Does every Pro user receive a certificate?
No. Pro includes certificate eligibility, not automatic certification. The submitted page must score 20% or lower and pass the required safety, HTTPS and scan-completeness conditions.
What happens when a page scores above 20%?
You still receive the evidence breakdown and improvement report. Review the material issues, update the page where appropriate and use another credit for a fresh scan. BullScan does not promise that every page will qualify.
Will small SEO or design issues ruin the score?
No. The current scoring model separates ordinary SEO, speed and technical observations from material trust-risk factors. Missing a favicon or optional meta tag does not carry the same weight as unsupported earnings claims, deceptive scarcity or absent purchase terms.
When is a scan credit used?
A paid credit is used after a successful new Pro analysis. Cached results do not consume a credit, and incomplete fallback results are not charged. A deliberate fresh re-scan of an updated page uses a new credit.
Is BullScan a legal or compliance service?
No. BullScan is an automated information and risk-signal tool. It does not provide legal advice, certify regulatory compliance, verify every claim, guarantee a vendor or predict customer outcomes. Use it as one part of your own review process.
How are purchases and refunds handled?
ClickBank is the retailer and handles checkout, order support and return requests. The return window shown above must match the setting attached to this ClickBank offer. Customers can use ClickBank’s order-support process using their order number and purchase email.
Is this a WordPress plugin?
No. BullScan is a browser-based PHP application sold through ClickBank. There is nothing to install on WordPress, and the scanner is not dependent on a specific website platform.