Terms of the brief

Last updated 2026-10-09. These terms are between you and [[ENTITY NEEDED]], which runs Disclosebrief. Write to [[CONTACT EMAIL NEEDED]].

What one payment buys

One brief for one brand, read from a CSV of up to 50 posts, for $149 in US dollars, taken by Stripe. The brief opens in your browser after payment and can be built up to 5 times from the same CSV under that payment. The free check needs no payment and no account.

What the brief is, and is not

The brief is information and a document: each post read against the quoted text of 16 CFR Part 255 by a rule pack marked DRAFT, which no lawyer has reviewed. It is never advice, it does not create a lawyer and client relationship, and it does not say whether the FTC would bring a case or what anyone ought to do about a post. The dollar figures are arithmetic on a statutory maximum under an assumption the brief prints, and they predict no case.

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Use

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