Compliance Monitoring · Month-to-Month
Compliant today. What about next month?
Websites change. Your agency posts. A new ad goes live. Under California's rules those are your advertisements — the complaint process runs to the firm, not the vendor. For $250 a month we rescan your website and human-review what changed across your channels, so drift gets caught before a complainant catches it.
Month-to-month, cancel anytime. Monitoring starts from a completed audit — no audit yet? Start there →
Your compliance, on a schedule
Monitoring picks up where your audit left off — same rulebook, same reviewer, tracking changes from your audited baseline instead of starting from scratch.
Baseline
Your completed audit — site or Full Presence — is the baseline. Monitoring watches for drift from that known state.
Monthly Rescan
Our engine rescans your website — and unlike the free scan, monitoring includes the full detail: locations, context, what changed.
Channel Delta Review
A human reviews what's new since last month — posts, profile edits, new ad creatives in the public libraries — against the same checklist your audit used.
Delta Report
A short monthly email: what changed, what's fine, and which findings to review first. No news is reported as no news — honestly.
Compliance drifts. Enforcement doesn't.
- 1Anyone can file, any time.SB 37's complaint process is open to any person — and a served complaint starts a 9-day clock to withdraw the ad. The content that triggers it is usually last quarter's, not last year's.
- 2New content is new exposure.Every post, ad and page edit is its own advertisement under §6157 — statutory damages run per unique advertisement (§6157.2(c)). An audit covers what existed on audit day; monitoring covers what came after.
- 372 hours is not much time.After an adverse State Bar finding, electronic ads must come down within 72 hours. Firms in a monitoring rhythm already know what's live and where — firms scrambling to inventory their own ads don't.
- 4Your agency's work is legally your work.B&P §6157 defines “lawyer” and “licensee” to include the lawyer's agents — the marketing company that posts for you included — and every ad must name a responsible attorney or firm: yours. If a tactic crosses a line, the complaint and any statutory damages come to the firm, not the vendor.
Paying an agency to market you?
Then this isn't a self-audit — it's oversight of work you're already buying. If you're spending thousands a month on social, SEO and ads, $250 of independent review each month makes sure none of it turns into a statutory-damages claim with your name on it. Findings arrive as a report your agency can act on the same week — most are glad to have the compliance rulebook handled for them.
Already a Lawthentics marketing client?
Compliance monitoring is included in every Lawthentics marketing package — a $250/mo value, built in. Your ads stay compliant because we manage them.
Monitoring FAQ
Why do I need an audit first?
What exactly happens each month?
Can I really cancel anytime?
Which channels does the monthly review cover?
My marketing is handled by another agency — isn't compliance their job?
I'm on a Lawthentics marketing package. Do I need this?
Is this legal advice?
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Stay Compliant While You Practice Law
A monthly rescan, a human eye on what your firm — and whoever publishes for it — put out, and a report that tells you exactly what changed.
$250/mo via Stripe, renewing automatically each month until you cancel — cancel anytime online through your Stripe billing portal or by email, effective at the end of the billing period. Requires a completed Lawthentics audit as the baseline — we'll confirm yours by email after checkout. Not legal advice.