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Marketing honesty · browser extension

Find the marketing claims regulators actually punish — on your own site.

HonestSiteAudit scans the page you're on for the patterns the FTC and state AGs really enforce, shows you the actual case behind each one, and how to say it more honestly. It runs entirely in your browser — nothing leaves your machine.

Download & use for free Chrome Web Store · link coming soon
The gap

You wrote your copy to sell. Regulators read it for something else.

“Guaranteed results,” “cancel anytime,” “#1,” a countdown timer, a pre-checked box — most of it is written in good faith. But some of those exact phrases have cost real companies real money, and there's no obvious line between the two. HonestSiteAudit draws that line for you, using the record of what's actually been enforced.

How it works

Scan a page, see the receipts, fix the wording.

1

Scan the page you're on

Click the toolbar button. It reads the current page's own text and markup locally — no crawl, no upload, no account.

2

See each flag with its case

Every finding gets a severity, why it's scrutinized, and the real FTC / state / court action behind it — with a link to the source.

3

Say it more honestly

Each flag comes with a plainer, more defensible way to make the same point — so you keep the pitch and lose the exposure.

The record

These aren't hypotheticals. They're settlements.

A sample of the enforcement HonestSiteAudit maps its findings to — every rule in the tool is anchored to a real action like these.

FTC v. Amazon“cancel anytime” + a cancellation maze$2.5B
Epic / Fortnitecharges for things users didn't choose$245M
Kohl's + Walmart“eco-friendly” bamboo textiles$5.5M
Williams-Sonoma“Made in USA” on imported goods$3.18M
WealthPress“make $24,840 every single week”$1.7M
DoNotPayan AI overclaim (“robot lawyer”)$193K

Sources: ftc.gov / justice.gov press releases. Penalties as reported.

Why you can trust it

An honest tool has to be honest about its own limits.

What it does
  • Flags patterns regulators are on record enforcing
  • Shows the real case and the dollar figure behind each
  • Gives you a more defensible way to say the same thing
  • Runs locally — your copy never leaves the browser
What it never claims
  • That you're “compliant,” “safe,” or “in the clear”
  • That it's legal advice or a substitute for a lawyer
  • That every flag is a violation — some are just worth a look
  • To have read anything it can't actually see on the page
304
source-verified rules across 37 categories, each tied to a real action
~80%
of everyday sites scan clean — it flags claims, not vibes
$50,120
per-violation penalty the FTC can seek for a noticed offense
What's inside

Free at the core. More the day you need it.

The whole scanner — all 304 rules and every enforcement receipt — is free and runs on your own machine. Add your Claude key to have AI double-check each flag in context. Go Pro when you want the tool to rewrite the copy for you, watch a page on a schedule, and seal a tamper-evident record.

Free $0always
  • Scan any page locally — no account, no upload
  • All 304 source-verified rules, 37 categories
  • The real FTC / state / court case behind each flag
  • A plainer, more defensible way to say each line
  • Grab a labelled screenshot of any finding
+ your Claude key $0bring your own key
  • Everything in Free
  • AI re-reads each flag on the page, in context
  • Drops false matches and sharpens the report
  • Runs on your own Anthropic key — you set the budget
Pro $39once · $29/mo
  • Everything above
  • AI writes a drop-in, more honest version of each flag
  • Copy-ready fixer prompt to hand a writer or dev
  • Scheduled re-checks that watch a page over time
  • Tamper-evident, timestamped record of every scan

Install free and keep it free. Pro unlocks right inside the extension — no separate account.

Get the extension

See your own site the way a regulator would.

Add it to Chrome, open any page on your site, and get the flags, the fixes, and the real cases behind them — in seconds, for free.

Free · runs locally · Chrome & Edge · store link coming soon