Why Compliance Radar · 50 reasons, no padding
The fear is documented. The fix is a method.
Fifteen things already happening to businesses like yours (all cited), ten gaps nobody else closes, fifteen method guarantees from the engine's own doctrine, and ten concrete outcomes. Read it like a due-diligence list, because it is one.
The fear · 15 things already happening
EVERY ITEM CITED · PUBLIC RECORD · WE NEVER INVENT ENFORCEMENT NUMBERS
01 Regulators read websites by machine: the ASA scanned ~60 million ads with AI in 2025 (ASA & CAP Annual Report).
02 The FCA assessed 480,000 new websites in a year and had 19,766 promotions amended or withdrawn (FCA Annual Report 2025).
03 The CMA now fines up to 10% of global turnover directly, no court needed (DMCC, Apr 2025). First fine: £4.2m plus refunds to 80,000+ customers.
04 GDPR fines reached €1.2bn in 2025 alone; €7.1bn+ since 2018 (DLA Piper, Jan 2026).
05 Consumers report you: ICO complaints nearly doubled to 76,743 in 2025/26.
06 Competitors legally report you: the ASA, CMA and FCA all accept competitor complaints, and ASA rulings often open with "a competitor challenged whether…".
07 US claimants crawl for pixels: 3,117 website-accessibility suits filed in 2025 (Seyfarth); VPPA carries USD 2,500 per viewer, TCPA USD 500, USD 1,500 per message.
08 State attorneys general test whether your opt-outs actually work: the CA+CO+CT GPC sweep (Sep 2025); GM paid USD 12.75m, Disney USD 2.75m.
09 One marketing widget can create a breach: a bundled pixel firing before consent is a PECR regulation 6 problem the second it ships.
10 The law moves under you: EAA enforceable since Jun 2025, EU AI Act Art. 50 from 2 Aug 2026, DUAA raising PECR caps to £17.5m/4%, 19 US state privacy laws live in 2026.
11 "Botox" on a price list is a trap: prescription-only medicines cannot be advertised to the public, and the ASA enforced against injectables all through 2025.
12 Health pages plus ad pixels equals special-category risk: booking a treatment implies health status.
13 Drip pricing is now a banned practice, and government research found it in 93% of event-ticket firms reviewed.
14 Fake and incentivised reviews are banned on both sides of the Channel; the CMA opened five review investigations in March 2026.
15 Even a dead law can hurt you: citing the repealed EU ODR link or the old CPRs marks your site as unmaintained to anyone who checks.
What we solve · 10 gaps nobody else covers
16 Nobody else watches BOTH sides: your website’s changes and the law register’s changes, in one loop.
17 Generic scanners check one rulebook; your reality is sector + sub-sector + jurisdiction + sub-jurisdiction. We attach your exact stack.
18 "Which laws even apply to me?" answered in four picks: 5,760 combinations pre-mapped, free to explore, no account.
19 The agency problem: your web and marketing agencies ship changes you never see. Every change is captured and tested the day it lands.
20 The threshold problem: laws that turn on headcount or revenue are flagged "binds subject to X", then resolved from authoritative registers. Never guessed.
21 The free-zone problem: DIFC and ADGM displace the federal PDPL; we never apply the wrong regime to a zone entity.
22 The multi-nation problem: England is not Scotland for professional rules. All four UK nations, US federal plus 50 states, and EU member overlays are encoded.
23 The "am I too late?" problem: self-found, evidenced, fixed-on-a-timeline issues are the strongest position you can hold with any regulator.
24 The proof problem: when the letter comes, you answer with a dated, hashed record, not a shrug.
25 The noise problem: alerts are scoped to your combination and routed to named owners on your channels. No generic feeds, no false-positive fatigue.
The method · 15 guarantees from the engine's doctrine
26 No artifact, no breach: findings exist only after evidence is captured, hashed and independently re-verified.
27 Six fail-closed applicability gates before any law attaches: jurisdiction, sub-jurisdiction, sector, activity, inverse requirement, nexus.
28 Tri-state honesty: pass, violation, or not assessed. Not assessed never means compliant.
29 Claim tiers: T1 measured breach, T2 conditional, T3 legal-risk indicator. T3 is never called a breach.
30 Citations are stored strings from a human-approved catalogue. The AI cannot write a citation from memory.
31 The AI is a refutation-only jury: it can challenge findings, never create or confirm them. Quoted spans are byte-matched to the captured page.
32 Cold-session forensics: consent tested from an empty browser, before and after Reject, after Accept, from your markets’ geo vantages.
33 Coverage denominators: "policy absent" is only claimable after the surface it should live on was captured and examined.
34 Register validation: your SRA, FCA, CQC, Companies House and Trakheesi claims are checked against the registers themselves.
35 Interaction tests: Reject All actually clicked, checkout actually walked, unsubscribe actually tried.
36 Ten test types across thirty detector families, from network behaviour to semantic claim analysis.
37 The law catalogue is treated like code: eight validation gates plus human-authorised approval before any law row goes live.
38 Law lifecycle tracked end to end: proposed, enacted, effective, amended, repealed. A stale law can never produce a T1 breach.
39 Enforcement is a curated record: "no directly comparable public enforcement located" is a valid answer. Inventing one is prohibited.
40 Every scan is a versioned run with engine version, timestamp and geo provenance: old evidence can never mix with new content.
The value · 10 things that change for you
41 One number that is real: your attached-requirement count and its tested status, not a vanity "compliance score".
42 Findings arrive complete: act and section, regulator, penalty band, comparable enforcement, business impact and a step-by-step fix.
43 Fixes carry an owner and a deadline; a re-scan confirms; the loop closes itself.
44 The Evidence Vault: regulator-ready, exportable, timestamped. Letters answered in minutes, not weeks.
45 Faster triage: severity plus penalty exposure plus effort estimate means the right thing gets fixed first.
46 Developers, marketers and counsel argue from the same artefact, not from opinions.
47 Public trust compounds: honest claims, working consent and clean policies are visible to buyers, not just regulators.
48 Priced like a utility: £1,200/month per sector × jurisdiction, +£400 per extra. No drip pricing on a product about drip-pricing bans.
49 Counsel-led heritage: built by Tamazia. The lawyer reads it before the algorithm sees it.
50 Honesty as policy: roadmap rows shown empty rather than invented, and every statistic on this site carries its source and period.
Fifty reasons is still not legal certainty.
We never promise compliance, rankings or immunity. We promise method: evidence, fail-closed applicability, tri-state honesty and a record that holds. Anyone promising more is selling number 15.