Kouro scans ad copy, funnels, checkout flows, and disclaimers for compliance issues before they go live — then gives you two ways to fix each one: a full correction, or a lighter touch.
Screening software, not advice — results are informational and may be incomplete. See our Terms of Service for the full disclaimer.
Catch risky claims and checkout patterns yourself — before they cost you an ad account or a refund wave.
First-pass review of creatives in seconds. Spend your time on judgment calls, not hunting for "guaranteed."
Check copy before it goes to testing. Fewer bounced creatives, faster approvals.
Early on, nobody reviews every ad before it goes to testing. Kouro is the automated QA pass that fills the gap — scanning copy in seconds and flagging the risky patterns before they go live.
"Clinically proven," "guaranteed," "industry leading" — the phrases that convert best are often the ones that get ads rejected and accounts flagged.
Pre-checked boxes, confirm-shaming, forced continuity — the FTC has a name for each of these, and they're actively enforcing.
Quiz results that sound like a diagnosis, fake personalization, gated results — the funnel patterns regulators call deceptive.
Pick the one that matches what you're shipping — copy, a checkout flow, a funnel, or a whole regulated category.
Paste copy or upload a mockup. Flags unsupported claims, missing disclaimers, and IP/trademark red flags — even inside an image.
Try it →Paste a checkout or signup URL. Scans against the FTC's known categories — pre-checked boxes, hidden cancellation, fake urgency, and more.
Try it →Paste your quiz or funnel copy. Flags gated results, diagnostic-sounding language, and fake personalization claims.
Try it →Dating, gambling, fintech, and 7 more categories carry extra rules. Read the compliance guide for yours — automated scanning is rolling out per category.
Try it →Pointing out a problem with no path forward isn't useful. Off-course and worth-a-look flags expand into two fix options — never a single "correct" answer.
Replace with "Free to join and browse. Messaging requires a paid membership from $X/month." Move payment logos off the homepage to the checkout screen only.
Keep "FREE REGISTRATION!" as the headline, add one small line beneath: "Free to join · premium features available."
Passes. No action needed.
Minor gaps. Not urgent, worth a pass before launch.
Likely needs attention before launch. High-severity flags are worth an expert second look.
Start with a free check. When you need more, pick a pack sized to the trip — a short coastal run, or the full crossing.
Packs don't expire and don't renew automatically — buy again whenever you need more.