Compliance Check

Check selected marketing copy against the advertising rules for your industry, anywhere you write it.

Select any marketing copy, right-click, and check it against the advertising rules for your industry before it goes out. Choose your industry once. The extension checks the text you selected against that industry's rulebook and tells you which phrases are prohibited, which rule they break, and — where a vetted alternative exists — what to say instead. It also catches the rules that are not about a single phrase. State a rate without an annual percentage rate and it will tell you, because Regulation Z requires one. Mention a payment amount or a repayment period and it will tell you what else the ad now has to disclose. Nine industry rulebooks are built in, each with its own phrase list, required disclosures and identifiers. You can see them all in the dropdown. THREE ANSWERS, NEVER TWO "Found problems", "found none" and "couldn't check" are three different answers. A check that failed is never shown as a pass — a green tick over copy nobody scanned is worse than no tool at all. SEND IT TO WHOEVER SIGNS OFF One button opens a draft in your own email program with the copy and every finding, addressed to nobody until you choose. Nothing is sent to us. IT CANNOT READ YOUR PAGES This extension asks for no access to website content and installs no code into any page. It has no way to see what is on screen, what you type, or where you browse. The only text it ever receives is text you selected and right-clicked yourself. FREE No account. No sign-in. No payment. Your first three checks ask for nothing at all; after that an email address unlocks the rest of the free daily allowance. If that email has a paid plan with us, the daily limit is lifted and a corrected version of your copy, with every vetted fix applied, is one click away. The industry you pick, your email if you give one, and your most recent result are stored in your own browser. Compliance Check is a screening tool, not legal advice — your compliance officer has the last word.