Turn your financial offer into ads and advertorials

No. The checks flag wording and suggest changes, and they aren’t legal advice. Your reviewer and the platform decide what can run. The fixed patterns can miss a claim worded another way, such as “Your income stays protected no matter what the market does”, and the deeper review uses a model with no published accuracy figure, so treat each result as one more reader, not the last one.

Lines the fixed patterns miss

• Income written “a month”, “monthly” or “per year”
• Income near a price word, like “offer”
• Personal-attribute lines such as “Are you retired?”
• Promises phrased around the patterns
• The image, landing page and account history

The brief brings your offer and its source references together, and Studio drafts from that project context. It writes each placement for the way people read it there and makes the images and video in the same project, with the models included. Your client’s rules sit in that project too: the model review reads drafts against them, and banned phrases are matched word for word.

MediaWriter’s built-in rules are its reading of Meta’s financial category, Google’s financial and public-figure policies (for Google assets) and FTC guidance on earnings claims. Of what the fixed patterns catch, guarantees and per-day, week or month income figures are Must fix with the financial setting on (annuity and insurance lead ads included), and return figures stay Should fix. Nothing is built in for state insurance, health, Medicare, lending, crypto, legal services, housing, or SEC and FINRA rules; add your own.

The fixed patterns flag

• Your banned phrases, word for word
• Promise, windfall and hype words
• Dollar income per day, week or month
• Turn-this-into-that money claims
• Figures of 100 percent or more
• All-caps runs
• Famous finance names, from a short list

No. You download the files and upload them yourself, so you can read each line before a platform sees it.

Not network by network in your account. Checks for named native networks stay with our own team while their rules are drafts or not loaded.

In your account today

• Draft native headlines and 3:2 thumbnails in Studio
• Run the general financial check on the ad text

Kept with our team

• Draft Revcontent rules, which NewsMax also runs through
• A Taboola draft preview
• Outbrain, with no rules loaded

What you upload and what the Studio makes belong to you, and you can export your work or delete your account yourself under Account and data. We don’t sell your data or use your work to train models, and we choose providers whose terms say they don’t train on API content. When you run a draft, a check or a render, that content goes to the AI provider doing the work, as our privacy policy explains.

Add a text card in the editor before you upload, because exported videos don’t carry an AI label automatically and a platform or a state law may require one. Use a real person’s face or voice only with their permission: our acceptable use policy requires it, and saved people and media ask you to confirm it.

Nothing during the invitation-only beta, and there’s no card to enter. We’ll email you before any paid plan starts. One person per account: team and reviewer seats aren’t available yet.