A platform-rule map for law firms.
When a client matter turns on what a platform's own rules say, you need the exact wording and where it's published. We track the official policy pages of 8 platforms — Meta, TikTok, Google, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Snapchat and Pinterest — plus regulator actions and EU DSA enforcement data. For a one-time fee, we turn that into a written rule map for a client's sector, platform by platform. The legal analysis stays with you.
Law Firm Rule Map
- Rule map for every platform you use (of 8)
- Step by step, every rule sourced
- 3 months of Pro Policy Tracker
- Free checker tools
Next, you tell us about the client matter and the platforms involved (about 10 minutes). Payment comes after.
What the rule map covers
A one-time, written rule map, built on the same data we use to run AuditSocials: official platform policy pages read verbatim, regulator filings, and the EU DSA Transparency Database.
Every platform you use
A written rule map covering the platforms a client uses, for the client's sector — out of Meta, TikTok, Google, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Snapchat and Pinterest.
Step by step
For each platform, in order: account and verification requirements, the rules for your sector, restricted and prohibited categories and claims, disclosure requirements, and the most common reasons ads, posts or accounts get actioned.
A source for every rule
Each rule links to the official platform policy page or regulator document, with the date we retrieved it — so your team can check it and keep it on file.
3 months of Pro Policy Tracker
Three months of Pro access to the Policy Tracker: per-change email alerts and the full dashboard across all 8 platforms, so you see when a rule in your plan changes.
Free checker tools
For day-to-day checks after the plan, use our free tools — Meta Rejection Predictor, Keyword Risk Checker, AI Compliance Audit and Disclosure Checker.
One document, all 8 platforms
One rule map instead of researching each platform's rules separately.
How we work
A rule map is only as useful as it is accurate. These are the rules we hold it to.
Source for every rule
Each rule we cite links to the official platform policy page or regulator document, so your team can check it for themselves.
Effective vs detected dates
We say when a rule took effect according to the source, and separately when our scanner detected the change. A detection date is never presented as a deadline.
AI-assisted, human-reviewed
We use our own data and AI-assisted analysis to prepare each rule map; every rule map is reviewed by a person before it's sent.
Straight answers, including “we don't know”
When a platform's rule is unclear or unpublished, we say so instead of guessing, and point to the closest official guidance.
A platform-rule map for your firm — $200, one-time.
Tell us about your company and the platforms you need, then pay securely through Paddle. We deliver within 5 business days of receiving your order details. No subscription.
Is: a one-time, written map of what platforms' own rules say for a client's sector — every rule linked to its official source, for your firm to use in its own work.
Isn't: legal advice or a legal opinion — the legal analysis stays with your firm. It's a one-time document, not ongoing support. We don't represent your clients, contact platforms on their behalf, or guarantee how a platform will act.
Prepared by Emine Gürcü, Product Lead at AuditSocials, using AuditSocials data and AI-assisted analysis.
Who it's for
- Firms advising clients on digital platforms, advertising and online safety
- Practices handling DSA, Online Safety Act or consumer-protection matters
- Lawyers who need a platform's exact policy wording, with its source
- Firms without in-house platform-policy research
The gain: the platform-side facts — exact wording, dates and sources — in one document, without spending fee-earner time finding them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What law firms ask before ordering a rule map.