Know what gets you terminated.Before your processor does.
Regra reads your site like an underwriter would — card-network rules, Stripe's policy, the EU AI Act — and hands you the exact fix for every issue.
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Built on the published rules
What a finding looks like
Every issue comes with the evidence and the fix.
No vague warnings. Regra quotes the exact copy on your page, explains why it puts your payments at risk, cites the rule, and tells you precisely what to change.
- Evidence
- “Start your 7-day free trial”
- Why it matters
- Negative-option rules from the FTC and card networks require a trial offer to state, right next to it, exactly what the customer will be charged and when after the trial ends.
- The fix
- Everywhere "free trial" appears, state the post-trial price and cadence — e.g. "Free for 7 days, then $19/mo. Cancel anytime."
- Detection
- Deterministic rule match — reproducible on every scan.
Representative example from Regra’s billing-transparency rules.
How it works
Scan
Paste your domain. Regra crawls your pages and evaluates them against every rule in scope for your business category.
See findings
Get a risk score and a ranked list of issues — each with the exact quote, why it's a problem, and the source rule.
Fix
Follow the specific fix for each finding, then re-scan. Regra confirms the issue is resolved.
What Regra checks
Every rule that gets merchants cut off.
30 rules across 5 frameworks. Every rule links to the document it comes from — verify any finding yourself.
Card networks (Visa / Mastercard)
9 rulesProhibited and high-risk content under the Visa Global Brand Protection Program and Mastercard BRAM — the rules that get merchants MATCH-listed.
Stripe & processor AUP
5 rulesRestricted-business and acceptable-use screening for the categories mainstream processors terminate without warning.
EU AI Act
4 rulesArticle 50 transparency duties — AI-content, chatbot, and synthetic-media disclosure obligations.
TAKE IT DOWN Act
2 rulesContent notice-and-removal duties for platforms that host user- or AI-generated media.
Billing transparency
6 rulesPricing visibility, free-trial conversion terms, auto-renewal and cancellation disclosure under FTC and card-network rules.
Ruleset current as of July 29, 2026.
The rules keep moving
AI compliance is a moving target.
Regra tracks the rulebooks. When they change, your next scan shows exactly what's newly required.
- Aug 2, 2026
EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure duties become applicable — AI content, chatbots, synthetic media.
Implementation timeline ↗ - May 19, 2026
TAKE IT DOWN Act notice-and-removal process now mandatory for covered platforms.
PL 119-12 §3 ↗ - Ongoing
Visa and Mastercard revise brand-protection standards throughout the year.
Mastercard SPME ↗
A processor ban doesn't come with a warning.
Stripe's own agreement lets it suspend your account immediately and terminate it at any time — discovery of a violation is enough.
Stripe Services Agreement ↗A MATCH listing stays on file for five years and keeps you off mainstream processors.
The MATCH list, explained ↗Termination doesn't end your obligations — processors can keep deducting reserves to cover disputes after the account closes.
Stripe Services Agreement ↗
Regra shows you what an underwriter would see — before they see it.
We read only your public pages.
- Regra fetches the same public HTML any visitor — or any underwriter — can see. No agents installed, no code access, no credentials.
- We store the page text we scanned and the findings we raised so you can track fixes between scans. Nothing is shared or resold.
Details in our Privacy Policy and Security overview.
Questions
- Is this legal advice?
- No. Regra flags likely violations against published card-network and regulatory rules and shows you the source. It is not legal advice, and the final decision always rests with your processor. For high-stakes calls, confirm with counsel.
- How current are the rules?
- Regra tracks published card-network programs (Visa GBPP, Mastercard BRAM), Stripe's restricted-business list, the EU AI Act, and the TAKE IT DOWN Act. Each finding links to its source so you can verify it yourself.
- What if a finding doesn't apply to me?
- You can dismiss any finding with a reason, and Regra won't raise it again on future scans. Nuanced, judgment-based findings are labeled so you know to verify them before acting.
- Do you store my site's content?
- Regra scans public pages to evaluate them against the rules. See our Privacy Policy for exactly what we retain and for how long.
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