Paste what you're about to post and get it back corrected — in your practice's own voice. Or give us a topic and we'll write one. Either way it has already passed the same compliance check we use to audit practice websites.
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"Our refreshing signature facial is here to help your skin look smoother, brighter, and more refreshed. Treat yourself to a relaxing experience designed around how you want to look and feel. Book a consultation today. Results vary from person to person."
A real example. Six separate problems — a restricted substance, two structure/function claims, a permanence claim, an unverifiable superlative, and a guarantee — with a plain-English note explaining each change.
That third step is the part other tools skip. An AI writing assistant gives you its best guess. Preflight gives you something that has been marked against a rulebook — the same one behind every audit we run.
Usually a front-desk lead or a marketing coordinator — not a lawyer, and not the person who'll be answering for the wording later. Preflight is the check they can run themselves in ten seconds.
If your website is in good shape, your risk isn't the site — it's the next post. This is the cheapest way to stop new problems appearing.
You write for practices whose regulators you don't answer to. Run every caption through Preflight before it reaches the client, and hand over copy you can defend.
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No — and we won't say otherwise. Preflight screens against published regulatory frameworks and won't hand you copy that trips them. It is not legal advice, it doesn't certify anything, and you remain responsible for what you publish. Anything that needs a lawyer is flagged as needing one rather than quietly reworded.
It declines the offer and tells you why. Ask for a post promoting exosome therapy with guaranteed results and you'll get a compliant post about your other services, plus a note saying the original request was the problem — not a softened version of a claim that shouldn't run at all.
A general assistant writes what sounds good. Preflight writes, then marks its own work against 42 rules built from FDA, FTC, HIPAA, ADA and state board advertising frameworks, and rewrites until nothing fires. You see the finished result, not the first draft.
No. Preflight stands alone. If you'd also like your website reviewed, that's the Website Audit or a monthly plan — and monthly plans already include content review, so you wouldn't need both.
One submission — one check or one written post. A practice posting several times a week uses perhaps 20. The ceiling exists so one account can't be shared across an agency's whole client list; if you're close to it we'll talk rather than cut you off.
Automated screening for educational purposes — not legal advice, and not a certification that any post complies with any law. Findings requiring escalation should be reviewed by qualified healthcare counsel.