Our services
The compliance areas where you have the most exposure.
We focus on the compliance areas where small businesses have the most exposure — and where the FTC and enforcement agencies have been most active.
Fixed-fee review — professional service at a reasonable, transparent rate
A short, no-obligation conversation to see whether the FTC & E-Commerce Compliance Review is the right next step.
Fig. 02 — measured to your business
The flagship offer
The Foundational Flat-Fee FTC & E-Commerce Compliance Review.
A comprehensive review of your website, marketing, billing practices, and customer-facing materials. You receive a clear, prioritized report with plain-English recommendations — professional compliance service at a reasonable, transparent flat fee.
What we review
- Website & sales-funnel copy
- Testimonials, reviews & endorsements
- Subscription & billing practices
- Earnings & results claims
- Advertising claims & disclosures
- Privacy promises & data practices
- AI & automation complianceAI-generated content, chatbots, automated claims & AI-driven marketing
What you receive
- Written compliance report, organized by section
- Specific findings with risk-level ratings
- Plain-English explanations
- Actionable recommendations, priority-ranked
- A summary overview for leadership
- Optional follow-up consultation
Specialized focus areas
Six areas of exposure, three ways we go deep.
Fig. 03 — proof that holds up
Focus 01 & 02
Reviews, Testimonials & Earnings Claims
How you collect, display, and disclose endorsements is one of the most common areas of FTC scrutiny — and income, lifestyle, and outcome claims are among the highest-risk of all.
What we examine
- Disclosure requirements
- Influencer & affiliate content
- Social proof & case studies
- Income & earnings claims
- Lifestyle imagery
- Implied results & promises
Highest risk if… you use testimonials or make results claims.
Fig. 04 — substantiate the claim
Focus 03 & 04
Advertising, Disclosures & Health Claims
Your advertising claims need substantiation, and your disclosures need to be clear, conspicuous, and properly placed — and health and wellness claims are held to a high evidentiary standard.
What we examine
- Claim substantiation
- Digital disclosures & placement
- Comparative claims
- Health & efficacy claims
- Supplement marketing
- Evidence & support standards
Highest risk if… you run ads or sell health, wellness, or fitness products.
Fig. 05 — consent, held fast
Focus 05 & 06
Subscriptions, Negative Option & Privacy
The FTC's updated rules around subscriptions, auto-renewals, and cancellation are stricter than ever — and when your privacy representations don't match your actual data practices, you're at risk under Section 5 of the FTC Act.
What we examine
- Auto-renewal & free trials
- Consent capture
- Cancellation flows
- Privacy policies
- Data collection practices
- Consumer-data commitments
Highest risk if… you run memberships, trials, or collect customer data.
“A fixed, reasonable flat fee. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices, no scope creep.”
Who we work with
Industries we know.
We work with small businesses and creators who market online, use testimonials, run subscriptions, or make claims about results.
- i.
Coaches & Consultants
Earnings claims (explicit and implied), testimonial disclosures, and marketing promises that outpace what most clients actually experience.
- ii.
Course Creators & Educators
Success stories, income results, and transformation narratives are treated as performance claims requiring documentation and disclosure.
- iii.
Agencies
Dual liability across client campaigns, influencer management, and ad claims.
- iv.
E-Commerce Brands
Product claims, customer reviews, pricing practices, and return policies; subscriptions add negative-option scrutiny.
- v.
SaaS & Membership Businesses
Recurring billing must comply with negative-option rules — offer presentation, consent capture, cancellation — and data practices must match privacy commitments.
- vi.
Wellness & Fitness Businesses
Before-and-after photos, health-outcome testimonials, and efficacy claims carry heightened risk.
- vii.
Influencers & Creators
Sponsored posts, affiliate links, and brand partnerships — where clear #ad disclosures and honest results claims matter most.
Beyond the review
Support that continues once you know where the risk is.
The standard review is a point-in-time assessment. When you're ready to act on it, implementation support is available as a separately scoped engagement — so you only pay for what you need.
Add-on services
- Disclosure drafting & placement
- Testimonial & endorsement policies
- Marketing-copy rewriting
- Subscription-flow restructuring
- Earnings-claim revision
- Team compliance training
- Website Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy drafting
- Membership Agreement and Contractor Agreement drafting
What's out of scope — and where Cantatore Law comes in. The review does not cover litigation or FTC defense, IP or trademark matters, state-specific regulatory analysis, contract drafting, or ongoing monitoring (privacy-policy drafting is available as an add-on). Several of these — IP, contracts, trademark and copyright — are exactly what our parent firm, Cantatore Law, handles. When your needs extend beyond compliance, our team is ready to help.
Fixed-fee rates, quoted upfront.
Not sure which areas apply to you?
Most businesses aren't — and that's exactly what a free call is for. Tell us how you market and sell, and we'll help you see which focus areas carry the most risk. You stay in control the whole way.
Schedule a Free CallA short conversation. A clear scope. A fixed, reasonable fee before any work begins.