Learns your brand tone and risk tolerance
PinkSpider learns from your brand documents, compliance playbooks, and knowledge library, not a generic AI checklist that ignores what makes your program different.
Creator marketing, clearly reviewed
Move marketing faster. Catch risk earlier.
Move faster without raising risk. PinkSpider catches issues earlier by running the full loop, Review, Monitor, Resolve, Learn, Improve, so nothing that publishes ever escapes your standard.
$53,088FTC fine per post
<3 minfrom upload to decision
78%auto-approved, on average
@brownbearika
Instagram Reel · Just now
⚠ Issues Found
Compliance Score
74%
Below your 80% threshold
Missing #ad or #sponsored disclosure
High · FTC Compliance"Clinically proven" - unsupported health claim
Medium · Industry RulesTagline doesn't match current brand brief
Medium · Brand AlignmentThe operating loop
Review, Monitor, Resolve, Learn, Improve.
Five connected stages, not a one-time check. Content moves through the same loop whether it starts as a draft or already published.
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TikTokTikTok Shop3
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Review
Every draft is checked against your standard before it publishes.
ScriptCaptionRough cut2Monitor
Live posts are watched automatically, so nothing that skips review goes unseen.
InstagramTikTokTikTok Shop3Resolve
Flags turn into a specific next step, not a vague rejection.
SlackInstagram DMIn-app messageEmail4Learn
Recurring flags become lessons creators and teams actually use.
Brand voiceDisclosureClaims language5Improve
Patterns across the program show where the standard itself should grow.
AnalyticsIntelligenceInsightsThe scaling problem
Creator programs scale faster than review teams can.
More creators, more platforms, more posts. The queue before publish keeps growing, and everything that publishes without ever entering that queue keeps growing too.
$53KFTC fine per non-compliant post, per violation
4-7 daystypical manual review turnaround time
50%of campaigns miss the moment waiting on manual approval
Without PinkSpider
Drafts sit in Slack threads, Monday boards, and Asana tasks until someone has time to look
Scattered across
Waiting on a reviewer, hours to daysAffiliate and creator posts go live with no one checking them
Feedback gets emailed back and forth while the actual clip sits in a Google Drive folder
Scattered across
Manual back-and-forth, more waitingThe same mistake keeps repeating because no one tracked the pattern
With PinkSpider
Every draft is instantly checked against your standard before it publishes
Auto-synced withNo reviewer queue, instantMonitoring catches posts that skip review, automatically
Feedback is left directly on the clip, timestamped and tied to the exact flag
Auto-synced withNo back-and-forth, resolved on the spotRecurring mistakes turn into training, so fewer repeat next time
Why teams switch
Not a generic AI checklist. PinkSpider learns your unique brand tone and risk tolerance, then applies it everywhere.
Applies it everywhere
Once PinkSpider knows your brand tone and risk tolerance, it's the same standard used to review a draft and to watch what already published, so nothing falls between the two.
Every flag is evidence-backed
A flag always cites the caption, transcript, or frame it came from, so a reviewer can decide fast instead of taking it on faith.
The PinkSpider approach
PinkSpider makes it simple.
Our AI reviews every piece of influencer content across 5 compliance dimensions, before it goes live. It catches the stuff humans miss: missing disclosures, off-brand claims, trademark risk. And it coaches creators to ship compliant work the first time.
- Proactive review before publish, helping teams move from flag to revision faster
- Reactive monitoring for affiliates on Instagram and TikTok Shop
- AI-generated revision guidance written in your brand voice
- Evidence-grade flags that cite transcript, caption, or frame
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How it works
One review standard, built from everything your team already knows.
Brand documents, compliance playbooks, a knowledge library, and reviewer intelligence feed into a single standard, so every review applies the same judgment, across audio, video, and captions alike.
Brand Documents
The style guides, claims libraries, and approved language your team already maintains.
Compliance Playbooks
The category rules and disclosure requirements that apply to your content.
Knowledge Library
Regulatory guidance and precedent your reviewers already reference, case by case.
Reviewer Intelligence
Patterns from what your reviewers have actually approved, revised, and rejected.
One review standard
Every review measures content against the same standard.
Whatever a reviewer opens, an influencer draft, an affiliate post, or a brand-owned ad, PinkSpider checks it against the same brand documents, playbooks, and library, refined by how your reviewers actually decide.
Multimodal review
Audio, video, images, and captions, reviewed together.
A claim can hide in a voiceover, an on-screen frame, an image, or a caption. PinkSpider checks all four against the same standard and cites exactly where each flag came from.
Podcast ad readAudio · transcript · 12:04
I've been taking this every night and my anxiety is basically gone. It's been a game changer.
!“my anxiety is basically gone”, not-allowed disease claim for a dietary supplement
Suggested revision
I've been taking this every night, and it's part of my wind-down routine. It's been a game changer.
TikTok ShopVideo · frame · 0:15
On-screen text reads BURNS FAT 3X FASTER over the product demo.
!“BURNS FAT 3X FASTER”, quantified claim outside the brand's approved substantiation
Suggested revision
Change overlay to "SUPPORTS MY FITNESS GOALS."
Instagram CarouselImage · photo
Product photo includes a badge reading #1 DERMATOLOGIST RECOMMENDED.
!“#1 DERMATOLOGIST RECOMMENDED”, superiority claim unsupported by the brand's evidence
Suggested revision
Badge changed to "DERMATOLOGIST TESTED," matching the brand's on-file evidence.
Instagram ScriptCaption · written
Not sponsored, but I'm obsessed with this. My skin looks so much brighter.
!“Not sponsored”, material connection undisclosed, disclosure is required
Suggested revision
#ad, but I'm obsessed with this. My skin looks so much brighter.
Product suite
One platform across the creator marketing lifecycle.
From the first draft to the live program, seven connected workflows share the same guidance and evidence.
Influencer Review
Before publicationAutomate approvals without slowing campaigns down.
Explore Influencer ReviewAffiliate Monitoring
After publicationAutomatically catch what creators are saying after they publish.
Explore Affiliate MonitoringMarketing Review
Marketing assetsReview ads and landing page copy with the right context.
Explore Marketing ReviewAcademy
Turn feedback into learningTurn recurring feedback into practical lessons for creators and internal teams.
Explore AcademyInsights & Analytics
See patterns across the programUnderstand recurring themes and where review work concentrates.
Explore Insights & AnalyticsIntegrations
Connect the tools around the workConnect the platforms already in your workflow, from creator tools to storage.
Explore IntegrationsAutomations
Follow-up after a flagTurn review signals into repeatable next steps.
Explore AutomationsBuilt for your team
Different roles, one shared workflow.
Marketing Teams
Keep campaigns moving with review built into the workflow.
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Creator Marketing
Give creators feedback they can use, not a vague rejection.
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Compliance & Regulatory
Focus expert attention on the evidence, not every post.
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Agencies
Keep client guidance and evidence connected across your portfolio.
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Resources
Guides worth bookmarking.
Compliance foundationsThe Creator Marketing Compliance Guide
The flagship guide to creator marketing compliance: who is liable, the three regulatory regimes that matter, how to write a disclosure that actually works, and how to catch problems after a post goes live.
Read the guide
FTC guidanceWho's Liable for Influencer Marketing Claims?
Why brands carry the most risk when a creator post goes wrong, where exposure comes from beyond the FTC, and what reasonable monitoring looks like at 400 creators.
Read the guide
InsightsThe Monthly Creator Compliance Review
A repeatable monthly routine for reviewing creator content: what to check first, how to sort flags into action, the five numbers to track, and the SOP to run it the same way every time.
Read the guideBring the content review process you want to improve.
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