FTC Compliance Review — Flat Fee
Practical FTC compliance guidance for small businesses.
We help coaches, consultants, course creators, and online businesses reduce FTC-related compliance risk — in plain English, with a clear flat fee.
Who This Is For
Built for small businesses with real compliance exposure
The $5,000 FTC Compliance Review
What's included in your review
A thorough assessment of your website, offers, marketing, and customer-facing materials — focused on practical FTC compliance risk.
Website & Funnel Review
We review your website copy, landing pages, order flows, and checkout experience for FTC compliance issues.
Testimonials & Endorsements
Assessment of how you use reviews, testimonials, case studies, and endorsements — including disclosures.
Subscription & Billing Practices
Review of your recurring billing, trial offers, cancellation flows, and negative-option compliance.
Earnings & Results Claims
Evaluation of income claims, lifestyle claims, and implied results — one of the highest-risk areas for many businesses.
Advertising & Disclosures
Review of your advertising claims, required disclosures, and how effectively they're presented across channels.
Privacy & Data Promises
Assessment of your privacy-related representations to ensure alignment with your actual data practices.
Common Risk Areas
Top FTC compliance risks we help address
These are the areas where the FTC has been most active — and where small businesses face the greatest exposure.
Testimonials & Reviews
How you display and disclose endorsements matters. The FTC scrutinizes social proof heavily.
Learn moreAdvertising & Disclosures
Claims in ads need substantiation. Disclosures need to be clear, conspicuous, and near the claim.
Learn moreSubscriptions & Billing
The FTC's updated rules require clear disclosures, consent, and easy cancellation for subscriptions.
Learn moreEarnings Claims
Income and lifestyle claims are one of the highest-risk areas. Even implied claims carry risk.
Learn morePrivacy Promises
If your privacy promises don't match your practices, you may be at risk under Section 5 of the FTC Act.
Learn moreHealth & Wellness Claims
The FTC requires strong substantiation for health-related claims. The bar is high.
Learn moreHow It Works
A simple, structured process
From the first conversation to your final deliverable, we keep things clear and predictable.
Schedule A Free Call
A short conversation to understand your business, your marketing, and where FTC risk may live. No commitment required.
Submit Materials
Share your website, funnels, ad copy, testimonials, billing flows, and any other customer-facing materials for review.
We Review
Our attorney conducts a thorough, section-by-section review of your materials against current FTC guidance and enforcement trends.
Receive Your Report
You receive a clear, prioritized report with specific findings, risk levels, and plain-English recommendations you can act on.
Why Safe Harbor
Why clients choose to work with us
Founder-led attention
You work directly with our founder and lead attorney — not a rotating team of associates. Your review gets the same careful attention every time.
Fixed-fee simplicity
$5,000 flat. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices, no scope creep. You know exactly what you're paying before we begin.
Practical, not theoretical
We focus on actionable guidance your team can implement. Every recommendation is tied to a specific change you can make.
We understand modern businesses
Funnels, webinars, membership sites, social proof — we understand how online businesses work and where the real compliance risk sits.
Meet the Founder
Built on the belief that small businesses deserve clear compliance guidance.
Safe Harbor was founded to bridge a gap: most small businesses know they need to take FTC compliance seriously, but the traditional legal world makes it expensive, confusing, and hard to act on.
Our founder brings years of experience working with marketing-driven businesses on advertising law, consumer protection, and FTC enforcement issues. The practice was built specifically to serve the businesses that often get overlooked — the coaches, consultants, creators, and growing companies doing important work online.
Every engagement is personally led, every deliverable is reviewed by our founder, and every recommendation is written to be understood and implemented — not filed away in a drawer.
More About the PracticeClient Feedback
What clients say
"The review was thorough but also completely understandable. I knew exactly what to fix and why it mattered. Worth every dollar."
"I'd been putting off compliance for years because it felt overwhelming. Safe Harbor made it practical and manageable. Exactly what I needed."
"No jargon, no runaround. Just a clear report with specific action items my team could execute immediately. Refreshingly straightforward."
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Safe Harbor is a law practice, and our FTC Compliance Review is provided as legal counsel. Once we've agreed to work together and the engagement is formalized, you receive attorney-client privileged guidance.
Our review is designed for small businesses that market and sell products or services online — including coaches, consultants, course creators, agencies, membership sites, e-commerce brands, and wellness businesses. If you use testimonials, run subscriptions, or make marketing claims, this review is for you.
The flat fee covers a comprehensive review of your website, funnels, marketing materials, testimonials, billing practices, and advertising claims. You receive a written report with prioritized findings and specific, actionable recommendations.
Implementation support is available as an optional add-on. After receiving your report, many clients choose to have us help with rewriting copy, drafting disclosures, or restructuring billing flows. We'll scope that work separately so you only pay for what you need.
Most reviews begin within 1–2 weeks of engagement. Turnaround for the full review is typically 10–15 business days, depending on the scope of materials and current volume.
No. Submitting a contact form or booking a free call does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship is established only after we've both agreed to work together and a formal engagement letter is signed.
Ready to understand your FTC compliance risk?
Schedule a free call to see if the FTC Compliance Review is right for your business. No commitment, no pressure.