Landing page compliance checker for telehealth

Meta and Google review the page an ad sends people to, not only the ad. This tool reads that page the way a reviewer would.

• We fetch the page once from our server, following up to three redirects, and stop at 2 MB or 10 seconds.
• We read the site's robots.txt first and do not fetch a page it disallows.
• Scripts and styles are dropped, the visible text is split at each heading, and every section runs through the copy rules for your vertical.
• Separately we look for a privacy policy link, terms, provider or clinician details, "prescription required" style wording, visible pricing and a LegitScript seal.

Only public https pages can be checked. Addresses on private networks are refused before any request is made.

Checking https://example.com returns low risk from the copy rules, because the page makes no health claims, and lists the privacy policy, provider details, prescription wording and seal as not found.

Entering http://169.254.169.254 is refused straight away: it is not https and it is a private network address.

The seal check only detects a LegitScript image or link on the page. It does not confirm certification. Confirm status on LegitScript's website certification lookup.

• Say who reviews intake and prescribes, for example "licensed providers in your state".
• Make clear that a provider decides whether treatment is appropriate.
• Show what the patient pays and what it includes.
• Link the privacy policy and terms from every landing page, not only the homepage.

Claims on the page need the same evidence as claims in the ad. See the FTC's Health Products Compliance Guidance.