AHPRA ad copy checker
Will your ad copy pass an AHPRA read?
Most clinic ads that get pulled don't break the rules on purpose. A stray “guaranteed” or a five star line slips in, and a reviewer pauses. Paste your copy below and we'll flag the phrases worth a second look, tell you which AHPRA principle each one risks, and suggest a cleaner way to say it. Worth a careful read, not a verdict.
AHPRA ad copy checker
Paste your ad. We'll read it the way a reviewer would.
Drop in your Google or Meta headlines and description below. We scan the words against the patterns AHPRA flags most often in healthcare ads. It runs entirely on your text, nothing is sent anywhere, and it never gives legal advice. Just a calm second read before you spend money on it.
What the scan looks for
Testimonials and reviews
Star ratings and patient quotes about clinical care aren't allowed in ads, even genuine glowing ones. We catch the obvious ones.
Guarantees and outcomes
Guaranteed, cure, fix, 100%. Words that promise a result you can't promise to every reader.
Pain free claims
Pain free and painless read as outcome guarantees, because pain responses differ from one person to the next.
Superlatives and comparisons
Best, leading, number one. Comparative claims a reviewer will ask you to substantiate or remove.
Unreasonable expectation
Instant relief, overnight, in one visit. Speed claims that set an expectation the care may not meet.
Trading on fear
Don't wait until it's too late. Copy that leans on dread to push a booking rather than inform the reader.
This tool is educational and runs entirely on the text you paste. It isn't legal advice and it isn't an AHPRA ruling. For the full picture, read the AHPRA advertising guidelines and use your own judgement.