Every claim you publish about a GLP-1, a peptide, or a "results in days" protocol is a liability record. ClaimRight scans it before it goes live, rewrites what's flagged, regenerates the creative, and re-checks the rewrite until it actually passes — across every platform you advertise on, at once.
The FTC has an active, ongoing enforcement posture against deceptive health and weight-loss advertising, with a well-documented history of actions against unsupported efficacy claims, fake before/after results, and manipulated testimonials. The FDA separately polices claims that position a product as treating, curing, or preventing disease — a line that peptide, GLP-1, and longevity advertisers cross constantly, often without realizing the specific phrase that tripped it.
Layered on top of that: Meta, Google, and TikTok all run their own automated ad-policy classifiers for health and pharmaceutical content. Your ad doesn't need a federal investigation to die — it just needs an algorithm to flag "drug-adjacent" language, and the account-level consequences (rejected ads, suspended ad accounts, shadow-restricted reach) compound fast.
| Failure point | What triggers it |
|---|---|
| Regulatory letter | Unqualified outcome claims ("cures," "eliminates," "guaranteed") |
| Platform rejection | Drug-adjacent language, before/after imagery, fake credentials |
| Account suspension | Repeated policy strikes across campaigns |
| Silent reach throttle | Classifier flags without a formal rejection notice |
Most clinics find out which rule they broke only after the ad account is already restricted — the fix has to happen before the click "Publish," not after.
ClaimRight is not a checklist. It's an AI compliance workbench with six connected modules, each doing real work — not a single scanner bolted onto a copy generator.
Paste or upload ad copy. Scored against 12 red-blocker phrase patterns and 8 yellow-flag patterns, checked across Meta, Google, TikTok, SMS, Email, and Landing Page simultaneously. Output: score/100, tier chip, blocked phrases, yellow flags, evidence-needed notes, per-platform risk.
Every flagged ad gets an AI-generated before/after rewrite. The rewrite is automatically re-scanned — it has to actually pass, not just claim to. No rewrite ships on a promise.
Generates an image-regeneration prompt for the rescued ad with baked-in negative constraints: no fake member counts, no fake badges, no before/after body imagery, no needle imagery. Local preview render included.
Meta-safe, Google-safe, TikTok-safe (with #sponsored disclosure), SMS-safe (STOP opt-out included), Email-safe (CAN-SPAM compliant), Landing-safe. Each with caption, hashtags, and character-count check per platform. Every output flagged "human review mandatory."
Archetype testing seeded from your actual uploaded analytics — the derived stats change persona weights, they're not cosmetic. A junk-data detection gate blocks obviously fake or manipulated upload data before it can poison the test.
A 7-stage funnel generator with a style-lock — character, phrase hook, palette, font pair — carried consistently across every stage so the funnel doesn't fragment into six different brand voices.
Queue multiple ads, scan and rescue at scale, status pills per ad, run-all execution — for clinics running more than one campaign at a time.
Every scan, rescue, and publish action logged in a state machine per ad: draft → blocked → needs_evidence → approved_internal → approved_platform → live. Exportable as CSV or JSON for your compliance file.
Watch what one of these scans actually looks like on a real sample ad — scroll to the live terminal below.
That's the same scan that runs before every rewrite, every image regeneration, and every platform-safe variant below — nothing ships without passing this gate first.
Kahneman & Tversky. Framing a warning letter or account suspension as an already-in-motion risk drives faster review than framing "more conversions" as an upside.
Concrete, named numbers and mechanisms ("12 red-blocker patterns, 6 platforms") read as more credible than vague claims — the same logic your rescued copy applies to your offer.
Every price comparison below anchors against real consultant and agency market rates before ClaimRight's own quote-only positioning is introduced.
Cold ask (see the scan) → warm ask (scan a sample ad) → hot ask (book the workbench demo). No page asks for a contract on the first click.
These are real, publicly-cited market rates for the manual version of what ClaimRight automates. ClaimRight itself is quote-only — no public price is listed anywhere on this page.
| Provider type | What you get | Market rate |
|---|---|---|
| Compliance consultant | One manual audit, no rewrite, no re-check, no AI | $5,000 – $15,000 per audit |
| Ad agency retainer | Manual creative production, zero compliance layer | $10,000+ / month |
| CRO consultant | Manual test design and analysis, hourly | $200+ / hour |
| ClaimRight | Scan + rescue + image + social + personas + funnel + analytics, continuous, one system | Quote-only, by license |
One integrated AI system, continuously running the scan/rescue/generate/test/analyze loop, versus a stack of hourly consultants who each touch one piece of it once.
This is the exact mechanism running on every ad in your queue — flagged, rewritten, and re-verified before it ever reaches a platform.
ClaimRight doesn't silently decide what runs against your audience. It proposes, you approve, and the system tracks what actually reduced risk or improved performance — not what it merely predicted would.
The system parses your uploaded analytics — real row counts, real date ranges, real device/source columns — and proposes a specific test hypothesis, not a generic one.
A prediction is logged before the test runs. You choose which variant launches — the system never auto-publishes a test without your approval.
Results are checked against the original prediction. What worked gets promoted to the funnel style-lock; what didn't gets logged to the ledger, not repeated blindly.
The junk-data gate matters here too — a manipulated analytics upload gets blocked before it can poison a single persona weight.
Multi-state ad accounts, multi-platform spend, and a compliance surface that grows with every new state license.
The single highest-scrutiny category in health advertising right now — outcome claims are the first thing regulators and platforms both flag.
Compounded, off-label, and research-use language all carry distinct risk profiles that a generic compliance checklist won't separate.
Aesthetic outcome claims plus before/after imagery — two of the most commonly flagged ad elements across every platform.
If your ad account has ever been rejected, restricted, or throttled without a clear explanation — the next section answers the question you're actually asking.
If your questions aren't fully answered above, the walkthrough call covers your exact ad account and claim history.
Every ClaimRight license is quoted against your ad volume, platform mix, and current compliance exposure. Tell us where you are and we'll walk you through the workbench live on your own ad copy.
This is the last click on the page — every question above this point has been answered before you're asked to reach out.