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Test Drive the Platform on Your Own Pages

Paste up to five pages from your website. You will get back the exact sentences that are out of date, the places where cost is quoted without the full picture, and the federal resources you are still linking to that moved years ago. Same engine our clients use, on five pages instead of five hundred.

No Gate

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No Sales Call First

Your name and institution, nothing else. No email required, no scheduling link, no waiting. Run it now and decide afterward whether you want to talk to us.

Real Output

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Findings, Not a Score

You get the actual sentence off your actual page, what is wrong with it, what it should say instead, and the federal source behind the rule.

No Setup

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Nothing to Install

We read your public pages the same way any search engine or AI assistant does. No access, no credentials, no involvement from your web team.

Not loading? Open the checker directly at portal.brain-wav.com/check

What Gets Checked

Four Things We Look For in the Free Run

The full platform runs eight scans continuously. The free check runs the ones that need no setup and produce findings you can act on immediately.

1

Terminology the Government Renamed

Federal aid vocabulary changed and most sites never finished catching up. Either the old wording is on your page or it is not, so there is nothing subjective about this one.

2

Requirements That No Longer Exist

Eligibility conditions repealed by federal law that are still posted as barriers. These are the expensive ones: a student who reads that they are ineligible does not apply.

3

Federal Resources That Relocated

Links pointing at addresses the Department retired. We check the links themselves, not just the visible text, because the address is almost never printed on the page.

4

Content That Is Missing

Harder to catch than something wrong, and more common. Tuition quoted with no route to the full cost of attendance. Borrowing explained with no path to counseling.

A Sample of What Comes Back

Every finding names the page, quotes the sentence, and tells you what to change it to. This is the format, on your content.

BrAInWav · Free Page Check 3 Findings

Renamed Term Still in Use

Fix First

/financial-aid/eligibility · FAFSA Simplification Act

Your EFC is calculated from the information you report on the FAFSA.

What to Do: Replace with Student Aid Index. The surrounding explanation needs rewriting, not a find and replace, because the figure no longer means what the old name implied.

Cost Quoted Without the Full Picture

Fix First

/bursar/tuition-and-fees · Cost Transparency

Tuition and fees for the coming year are $14,820. No Cost of Attendance Link

What to Do: Link to cost of attendance beside the figure. A family budgeting from tuition alone will be short by thousands.

Discontinued Program Listed as Available

Worth a Look

/financial-aid/types-of-aid · Program Wind-Down

We offer Pell Grants, Federal Perkins Loans, and work study.

What to Check: New Perkins loans ended in 2017. Repayment content is still correct; a list of aid a student can apply for is not.

The third one is the distinction that matters. A mention is not proof of a mistake, so the platform asks you to look rather than telling you it is wrong.

What the Free Check Cannot Tell You

Being straight about the limits, because five pages is five pages.

  • It reads five pages. It does not read the other several hundred, or find the contradictions between them.
  • It does not map who links to your pages, so it cannot tell you what breaks when a URL moves.
  • It does not ask AI assistants what they are telling students about your institution.
  • It does not run accessibility checks, track crawler traffic, or watch for regulatory changes.
  • It runs once. It does not watch your site over time or show you the trend.

All of that is the platform. The free check is a real sample of it, not a demo built to impress you.

The Rest of the Standard

The free run covers accuracy. The platform measures four more things alongside it.

When You Are Ready

Ready for the Whole Site

If the five pages turned up things worth fixing, the rest of your site is worth looking at. Send us a note with what you found and we will tell you what we would do first.