The clock you can't see
Every jurisdiction is running its own clock.
6 deadlines, real regulatory clocks, ticking right now, in parallel. Miss the one that applies to you and there's no warning shot. Most compliance tools were built once and left alone. We re-check every one of these against the official text, not a summary someone wrote last year.
Dates sourced from official regulatory text and government announcements. Updated 9 August 2026.
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I've watched creators get destroyed by false income claims they didn't know were illegal. I've seen agencies lose clients to compliance fines that could have been prevented in 60 seconds. And I've watched buyers lose thousands to ads that broke every rule in the book.
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High Severity: Income Claim
"Make £10,000 in your first 30 days, guaranteed."
Breaks FTC/ASA rules. No earnings guarantee can be absolute.
Medium Severity: Fake Scarcity
"Only 3 spots left. Price goes up tomorrow at midnight."
Scarcity claims must be time bound and genuine.
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Three questions. Every flag answers all of them.
What, where, whether. The same three questions a regulator asks, answered before they have to.
What
What was actually claimed
Not what you meant to say. The checker reads the literal words on the page, the same way a regulator would.
Where
Which jurisdiction's rules apply
The same claim can be fine in one market and prohibited in another. Every flag names the jurisdiction it breaks.
Whether
Whether it's substantiated
An income claim, a health claim, a guarantee: whether it holds up under the standard a regulator actually applies, not just whether it sounds plausible.
No unsubstantiated claims, on principle
We flag fake testimonials. We won't use them either.
Our own checker flags unsubstantiated testimonials as a compliance risk. So instead of quotes we can't verify, here's what we can actually show you.
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We checked our own site first
10 violations found before launch. We fixed them, then published the score. You can run the same check on yours right now.
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Risk categories, updated as law changes
Added a 30th category, Age Assurance, within days of the UK's under-16 social media restriction announcement. Not an annual update cycle.
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Jurisdictions mapped, with sources
Every regulation cited traces to official text or a government announcement, not a generic 'AI compliance' explainer.
Case study
Six violations. None of them obvious. All happening right now.
A composite of real violations found across real agency campaigns. The copy looked professional. It had been reviewed internally. It went live. Here's what a compliance checker found that nobody else did.
FCA Financial Promotion
“Start growing your money today. Our members earn an average of 4.2% annually. Low risk, high reward.”
Unapproved financial promotion under FSMA 2000 Section 21. Not a civil fine: a criminal offence. The agency that wrote it is exposed, not just the client.
EU AI Act, Article 50
“Every piece of content we create comes from genuine human expertise.”
Written by ChatGPT, published with a claim that it wasn't. Article 50(4) requires disclosure from 2 August 2026. Fines reach €15M or 3% of global turnover.
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