Whether you pay the creators directly or you run their contracts, the risk lives with you.
Campaign Shield is used in two shapes. Both lead to the same outcome: the person responsible for disclosures sleeps better.
You pay creators directly and your name is on the FTC letter.
You negotiate the contract. Your legal team wrote the disclosure clause. When the creator edits out the #ad six weeks later, the accountability walks straight back to your brand. Campaign Shield keeps that from being a surprise.
- Contract enforcement: when a caption edit breaches the contract, you have timestamped proof in 24 hours instead of months.
- Quarterly compliance review: one CSV export shows legal the full history of every post.
- One person, one account: the social lead gets visibility without needing a procurement review.
Recommended plan
Starter or Growth — depending on how many simultaneous partnerships you run. Upgrade anytime.
You're the agency. You promised the client compliance — here's how you deliver it.
Your team picked the creators. You wrote the briefs. When a caption gets edited and the client finds out from a competitor's lawyer, the phone call is not going to be fun. Campaign Shield turns that phone call into a Tuesday-afternoon email.
- Client deliverable: every end-of-campaign report includes a "caption integrity" section backed by real timestamps.
- Up to 200 posts × 365 days: enough capacity for a full year of rolling campaigns across your client book.
- Insurance against creator drama: when a creator deletes a post, you have the baseline saved before they can deny it ran.
Recommended plan
Agency — 200 active posts, up to 365 days each. Built for rolling, multi-client campaign books.
Your next caption edit shouldn't find you on vacation.
Start free with 10 monitored posts. No credit card, no trial gimmicks. Upgrade when you hit the limit — that's the whole pitch.