Green Claim Lint — EU EmpCo 2026

It reads HTML, Markdown and MDX product and marketing copy and reports every environmental claim that Directive (EU) 2024/825 turns into a banned or conditional practice from 27 September 2026. Each hit names the exact phrase, the line, the UCPD clause it falls under, and a rewrite that states the measured aspect instead of the generic claim.

EU e-commerce and direct-to-consumer teams: the developer or content engineer who owns the product pages, and the marketing lead who signs them off. It is built for shops selling to consumers anywhere in the EU, including non-EU sellers whose pages are directed at EU buyers, because the UCPD follows the audience rather than the seller.

A chatbot will soften a sentence, but it does not reliably know which Annex I point applies, and it does not know that an offset-based neutrality claim is banned outright rather than merely needing better evidence. Green Claim Lint applies 13 fixed rules to your real files and cites the clause for each hit, so the answer is reviewable.

Free covers the whole job for one page: open it, get all 13 rules, every hit with its clause and rewrite, in VS Code or in the browser, with no key. The licence key adds a different job - scanning the whole workspace in one command and exporting a dated CSV and Markdown evidence report you keep.

Getting it wrong is the expensive path. UCPD Article 13(3) requires Member States to allow fines of at least 4% of annual turnover in the States concerned for widespread infringements, or at least EUR 2,000,000 where turnover data is unavailable. The licence is 29 US dollars once, with a seven-day full refund.