You get asked: “Wait, what are you doing differently?”

You mention any health product — prescription, OTC, or otherwise — and you’re endorsing it. Receive anything of value in return — even a free sample — and that’s a regulated endorsement with a trail that runs through advertisers, regulators, and eventually back to you.

Why does that matter?

An 18-year-old buys that health product you mentioned. She ends up in the ER. Dad calls a lawyer.

His lawyer calls the advertiser’s lawyer. Then the endorser: you.

You call the advertiser's lawyer.

Problem: they never represented you.

This is where we come in. Disclosure Facts is the payment method for regulated endorsements. It protects both sides of the transaction.

1. Before money moves: the advertiser and endorser clear standardized conditions.

2. After money moves: the transaction leaves behind a primary-source record built for whoever asks — the FDA, a plaintiff’s lawyer, anyone.

So when the lawyer calls:

Point them to your Disclosure Facts record.

Our founder, Kaeya Majmundar, spent the first five years building this company from inside a $435M VC-backed stress test of regulated endorsements.

Along the way, we managed 1,300+ endorsement transactions ourselves — from first touch through dispute resolution — across 5,000+ creators and 100+ brands.

Today, we work alongside healthcare insurance underwriters and accreditation organizations to make credibility safer to transact.

Because in a world where 41% of health influencers identify as health professionals, and half of American adults under 50 act on their advice, the stakes are only getting higher.