About TeachJuice

TeachJuice helps people judge whether content is truly educational or mostly designed to sell. Our core question is simple: can someone get real value without buying anything?

Or to put it another way, how much teach juice is there in this video?

Why We Built It

Many videos and posts blend teaching and promotion. That does not automatically make content bad, but it can make trust hard to evaluate. TeachJuice was built as a transparency layer so viewers can see where a piece of content sits on the teaching-to-sales spectrum.

How Scoring Works

Teach Score (0-100) Measures standalone instructional value, with emphasis on depth, clarity, and actionable steps.

Sales Pressure (0-100) Measures how strongly content pushes offers, programs, signups, or conversion behavior.

VSR (Value-to-Sales Ratio) Compares teaching value to sales pressure to show whether content leans educational or promotional.

Sales Quality (EV vs EP) Splits signals into Embedded Value (teaching that stands alone) and Extractive Promotion (teaching used to drive sales).

Our Evaluation Standard

Concept mentions do not count as teaching by themselves.
Structure matters: step-by-step flow and clear explanation are weighted heavily.
Authority flexes and conversion framing increase sales pressure.
Story-only or framework-only content can be penalized when it lacks execution detail.

What TeachJuice Is and Is Not

TeachJuice is a deterministic trust-oriented analyzer for educational content.
It is not a truth detector, fact checker, or legal/financial advisor.
Current scoring is rule-based and designed for consistency and explainability.