Influencer compliance, before publish

Know it’s compliant
before it goes live.

Clearquo checks creator content against your brand rules and UK/US advertising disclosure law, so your team can approve with confidence.

Built for the way creator marketing works today

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Every creator campaign carries risk.
Clearquo catches it before you do.

One system to reduce it, keep every post on-brand and within the law, and get to a confident yes in four steps.

Reduce risk

Catch compliance issues before they become expensive mistakes.

Protect brands

Ensure creator content follows campaign and advertising requirements.

Save time

Automate first-pass checks and reduce repetitive manual review.

Prove performance

Track checks, approvals, issues, and compliance activity over time.

Here’s how

01

Upload

Creator content enters Clearquo.

02

Check

Checked against brand rules and UK/US disclosure law.

03

Review

Your team sees exactly what needs changing.

04

Approve

Once everything passes, it’s ready to go live.

Why it matters

Disclosure rules aren’t hypothetical. Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are actively enforcing them.

43%

UK

of influencer ads analyzed by the ASA’s Active Ad Monitoring System were undisclosed or inadequately disclosed, across 50,000+ posts from 509 UK accounts.

Source: ASA / CAP, Instagram & TikTok influencer ad disclosure report

$53,088

US

maximum civil penalty the FTC can now impose per violation for deceptive or unfair practices, including undisclosed endorsements. Per post, not per campaign.

Source: Federal Trade Commission, 2025 inflation-adjusted civil penalty amounts

See compliance activity, not just a verdict

Every check, issue, and approval tracked over time, so you can show your team (or your client) that the process actually works.

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Checks completed
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Go-live rate
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Issues caught
Demo data
4 min
Avg. review time
Demo data

Illustrative demo data, not real usage figures.

See your first verdict before you commit to anything.

Every trial starts with a real check, not a sales call.

5free checks

No credit card required. One client, five checks, a real verdict before you decide on a plan.

See it work

A real check running against the brand’s rulebook, and the UK/US disclosure rules that apply no matter what the rulebook says.

The check

The rulebook behind it

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Professional. Clear. Evidence-led.

Every brand has different rules. The disclosure law doesn’t change with the brand, and Clearquo checks both.

Frequently asked questions

A pre-publish check for influencer marketing captions and videos. You set up a rulebook once per brand client: required mentions, hashtags, banned terms, tone. Clearquo checks a creator's draft against it, plus the UK (ASA/CAP) or US (FTC) disclosure baseline, before it goes live.

Most agencies haven't, and most posts never get looked at by a regulator. But the ASA's own monitoring found 43% of influencer ads it analyzed weren't properly disclosed, meaning a lot of accounts running fine today are one monitoring sweep away from a problem, not actually clean. The real asymmetry: a single enforcement action costs far more than a year of checking drafts, and by the time you'd find out you had a problem, the post has already been live.

No. The disclosure baselines are engineering drafts built from the ASA/CAP and FTC's own published guidance, not lawyer-reviewed legal opinions. Clearquo is a fast first-pass check before a draft goes live, not a substitute for legal review on anything high-stakes.

UK and US disclosure rules today. It checks caption text. If you upload the video or audio, it checks the spoken read too, transcribed and checked against the same rulebook separately from the caption.

Yes. Every account starts on a trial with 1 client and 5 checks, no card required, so you can see a real verdict before committing to a plan.

You get the specific rule that failed, why, and in most cases a suggested revision to the caption you can copy and hand back to the creator, instead of just a red flag with no next step.

Compliance shouldn’t be a last-minute scramble.

Agencies check a creator’s draft against a client’s rulebook and the UK/US disclosure rules (ASA/CAP, FTC) by hand, often minutes before it needs to post. That’s when a missing hashtag or a slipped-in competitor mention gets through, not because anyone’s careless, but because manual, last-minute checking under a deadline is exactly the condition most likely to produce a mistake.

Clearquo replaces that scramble with one rulebook per client, one draft checked against it and the disclosure baseline, and one clear verdict, in time to actually act on it.