Free to use
Every tool is free, with no trial, no paywall, and no premium tier hiding the real answer. If a tool can help you, it helps you.
No email walls
You never have to hand over an email to see your result. The answer is not held hostage behind a form.
Sourced from primary sources
The figures a tool relies on are drawn from public primary sources: a government table, a filing, an official rule. We cite them so you can check the source yourself.
Honest routing
When your situation genuinely needs a licensed professional, the tool says so plainly, even when saying so earns us nothing.
Free, and free of the usual tricks
Most "free" tools online are a trade: you get an answer, they get your email address, and a few days later the real product (the upsell) arrives in your inbox. We think that trade is what makes people distrust these tools in the first place.
So we removed it. There is no email capture anywhere on any GoCheckMy site. There is no account to create, no "unlock the full report" button, and no drip campaign waiting on the other side of a result. You come, you get a clear answer, you leave. If you never come back, that is a success, not a lost lead.
Built to run in your browser
The tools ask personal questions because a real answer requires them: a parent's care situation, a home's details, a mortgage balance. They are built to process those answers in your browser to build your result. The hub you're on now has no forms, so there is nothing here to collect.
Where a tool lets you keep your result, it does so on your own device: a shareable link that lives in the URL, or a PDF generated locally. For exactly how a given tool handles what you enter, see that tool's own privacy page.
Figures drawn from primary sources
A tool that turns data into a verdict is only as good as the data underneath it. So the numbers each tool relies on (premium tables, cancellation rules, cost benchmarks, program thresholds) are drawn from primary sources and recorded, not pulled from a blog or a competitor's marketing page.
We aim to keep each figure traceable to a source and to re-check the ones that change over time. Public data and rules can still shift, and sources can contain errors, so treat every result as a well-sourced starting point, not the last word.
What "verified" does not mean: it does not mean a tool knows your specific situation better than a professional who can see the whole picture. It means we draw the figures from public primary sources and cite them. The judgment call is still yours, and sometimes it belongs with an expert.
We tell you when to see a professional
These tools are educational. They are not a lawyer, a doctor, a financial adviser, a home inspector, or an insurance agent, and they never pretend to be. The most valuable thing a tool can do is know its own edge: to look at your answers and say, honestly, "this one is beyond a web tool, here is the kind of professional to call."
That routing is honest even when it costs us. If your estate situation needs an attorney, the tool says so, even though the affiliate links point at do-it-yourself platforms. If a care decision needs a real assessment, it says that too. The verdict logic is identical for everyone and cannot be bought.
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