Drop your URL. We crawl your storefront live, audit against US cosmetics regulation, and surface every flagged claim with the exact phrase, the rule it triggers, and the fix. Free first scan. Full PDF audit on demand.
MoCRA signed into law — the largest update to US cosmetics regulation in over 80 years.
cosmetics sites we scan have multiple regulatory issues their team had no idea existed.
Class-action settlements for cosmetics false-claim cases — before recalls and lost retail.
MoCRA changed the game. For the first time in over 80 years, the FDA has real teeth on cosmetics — mandatory facility registration, adverse event reporting, safety substantiation, ingredient disclosures, and a brand-new mandatory recall authority. Combined with FTC enforcement on claims and California's Prop 65, the surface area for violations on a single product page is enormous.
The brands getting hit aren't reckless. They're growing fast, shipping new SKUs, working with influencers, copying competitor copy. Then a "natural," "clinically proven," or "anti-aging" claim turns into a warning letter, a recall, or a class action.
It's multi-channel financial exposure. Plaintiffs' attorneys, regulators, and watchdogs are actively scanning cosmetics e-commerce sites. One missed claim is enough to start a chain.
False-advertising and mislabeling settlements regularly land in seven figures. Plaintiffs' attorneys actively prospect cosmetics product pages — looking for "clinically proven," "natural," and unsubstantiated efficacy claims. One TikTok-era brand paid $4.6M to settle a single mislabeling suit.
New under MoCRA. The FDA can now force you off shelves. Recalls cost $500K–$2M for mid-size brands once you factor inventory, logistics, and lost retail trust.
Civil penalty cap (inflation-adjusted) for rule violations. Multiple violations stack.
Per violation. Settlements typically $50K–$200K plus plaintiffs' attorneys' fees.
Sephora, Ulta, Target, and Amazon compliance teams aggressively delist non-compliant SKUs.
FDA Warning Letters are public, indexed, and permanent. They surface in due diligence — derailing fundraises, acquisitions, and major retail partnerships.
Figures are directional, drawn from public FDA / FTC / Prop 65 enforcement data and reported settlements. Actual exposure depends on the specific facts of each case.
We thought we were buttoned up. Lumen flagged 34 issues across 19 product pages — two of which would have triggered Prop 65 notices within the quarter.
Paste your storefront, your name, your email. We crawl your homepage and up to 4 product pages live — no install, no integration.
In about 10 seconds you see your score from 0–100, your risk breakdown by regulator, your estimated exposure, and three sample violations with the exact quote pulled from your site.
One click moves you from preview to full audit: every page, every violation, every quote with a compliant rewrite, plus a downloadable PDF you can hand to legal — in our editorial DNA.
A 20–30 page PDF audit, vector-rendered, in our editorial DNA — Cormorant Garamond, Inter, warm gold accents.
An FDA warning letter, a class action, or a Prop 65 notice costs more than just money. See your live score in seconds — free.
Run my live scanCrawling every page on the site via Firecrawl, then rendering the PDF.
Larger sites (200+ pages) can take 5–25 minutes. Watch the server terminal for live progress.
This is a partial scan of a few sample pages — not a full site audit. For your precise score on 100 and the complete list of every flagged page on your storefront, unlock the full report below.
We scanned a sample of your storefront and ran every active regulatory rule.
The full report unlocks every page, every flagged claim, every compliant rewrite — plus a downloadable PDF you can hand to legal, your contract manufacturer, or your retailer compliance team. Vector-rendered, in our editorial DNA.
Complete site audit. Re-crawl deeper, generate the branded PDF, download instantly.
Re-scan weekly, alerts on new violations as you ship pages and SKUs.