One place to point when your ads get questioned.

Disclosure Facts gives brands a single, shared record to point to—so ad scrutiny converges instead of compounding into back-and-forth explanations.

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Designed to be referenced by all relevant parties across:

Consumers, platforms & retailers

Regulators, auditors, & litigators

Ad scrutiny now arrives from multiple parties as you scale.

Without a shared reference point, explanations diverge, scrutiny escalates, and enterprise value erodes.

Financial scrutiny

Diligence findings lead to fines, price chips or broken deals.

Platform scrutiny

Social platform distribution can disappear overnight.

Retailer scrutiny

Product listings get surpressed even absent of a formal violation.

Independent scrutiny

Self regulatory decisions become permanent public record.

Regulatory scrutiny

Regulatory investigations escalate into civil penalties, fines and settlements.

Litigator scrutiny

Exposure compounds once it leaves your control.

Disclosure Facts keeps ad scrutiny resolvable by default.

By creating a single shared reference that works for all parties involved.

Consumers get clear context

Platforms reference the same record

Regulators review one neutral source

Brands reduce incident-by-incident escalation

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Independently validated outcomes

When all parties can reference the same record, scrutiny is materially more likely to resolve instead of escalating.

99%

fewer escalations*

Issues are less likely to progress beyond the first response.

98%

faster resolution*

Most scrutiny is resolved the first time it’s addressed.

98%

less senior involvement*

Less legal, executive, and external escalation.

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*compared to comparable campaigns without Disclosure Facts. Assumptions and methodology available upon request.

The system of record for modern advertising

Designed for diligence, audits, platform reviews, and exits.

1.

Register

Brands set up Disclosure Facts and invite everyone—staff, agencies, creators—into one system.

2.

Attach

Each ad carries a Disclosure Facts ID—like a license plate—attached to standardized context.

3.

Point

When ads get questioned, point to Disclosure Facts—one link, one record, every time.

Built to de-risk ads created and distributed by people

Ads that don’t look like ads attract the most scrutiny and are structurally unexplainable without shared records.

Influencer posts

Creator / UGC ads

Incentivized reviews

Employee advocacy

Brand ambassadors

AI avatar UGC

Scenario: $2M spent on influencer & UGC ads

Disclosure Facts doesn’t eliminate risk. It narrows the range of possible outcomes by resolving questions early.

Before Disclosure Facts:

$800K+

Ad scrutiny liability exposure*

multiple explanations → volatile, right-tailed exposure

After Disclosure Facts:

$200K