E-commerce Compliance

Sell online with confidence, not quiet anxiety.

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Your marketing should not feel like a legal risk.

We’ll review your online sales and marketing for Canadian Anti-Spam rules (CASL) and advertising rules under the Competition Act, and give you a clear fix list.

  • Reduce risk from emails, checkout, and sales claims

  • Clean up testimonials, pricing language, and “limited time” tactics

  • Get practical updates you can implement quickly

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What You Get

A focused compliance review of the places you sell and market online, with clear, practical next steps.

  • Review of key website pages and sales flow (home, offer pages, checkout, confirmation pages)

  • Review of email marketing practices for CASL basics (consent, unsubscribe, sender info, record-keeping habits)

  • Review of common Competition Act risk areas (truth in advertising) including:

    • Testimonials and endorsements

    • Results claims and before/after language

    • “Regular price” vs “sale” pricing claims

    • Scarcity and urgency wording

    • Guarantees, refunds, and key terms visibility

  • Recommendations to improve compliance with minimal friction to conversion

  • A practical written checklist for updates (copy + process)

  • Quick-win suggested wording where helpful (not full copywriting)

  • One Q&A meeting window to clarify implementation

You Can Also Add On:

  • Drafting or full rewrite of Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, and website disclaimers

  • Affiliate and influencer disclosure templates

  • CASL consent wording and record-keeping system setup guidance

  • Deeper audit across multiple funnels or brands (quoted separately)

Is This Incorporation Package For You?

You sell online, market through email or DMs, or run launches, evergreen funnels, or paid ads.

You want to be persuasive, but not misleading.

You want to grow, but you do not want to wake up to a complaint, platform issues, or legal trouble because your copy is too aggressive, your consent practices are messy, or your “sale” language is not defensible.

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How Your Incorporation Process Will Look

  • 1. Intake

    Choose your package and complete a short intake (what you sell and how you market).

  • 2. Strategy call


    We meet to talk about your site, checkout, key emails, and any claims/testimonials you rely on.

    Optional add-ons if you need them
    If you need any additional services, we scope those with you and provide a clear fixed fee before moving ahead.

  • 3. We review your risk

    We review for high-impact compliance risks under CASL and the Competition Act.

    You receive a written fix list and practical recommendations.

  • 4. Follow-up meeting

    You implement updates, then use your Q&A window to tighten anything you’re unsure about.

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You know where your real risks are, and you have a clean plan to reduce them without gutting your marketing.

Your sales pages and emails feel more solid. Your pricing and claims are clearer. Your consent and unsubscribe process is cleaner and easier to manage.

You sell with confidence because your growth is built on practices you can stand behind.

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Timeline And Flat Fee Pricing

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Timeline


Most e-commerce compliance reviews take 10–15 business days from intake, depending on how many pages, funnels, and email assets are included in the package.

Pricing

Flat-fee from $400 + HST (plus applicable government fees only if we file anything, which is not typical for this service).
Anything outside the package is quoted clearly and approved by you in advance.

Common Questions About Incorporation

  • No. This is a focused review of your online sales and marketing assets within scope. It is designed to catch common, high-risk issues and give you practical fixes, not to be an exhaustive forensic investigation.

  • This service does not include defending complaints, responding to regulators, litigation, or guaranteeing platform approvals. It also does not include full copywriting or rebuilding your funnels unless separately quoted.

  • Canada’s Anti-Spam rules. If you email or message people for marketing, you need proper consent, clear identification, and an easy unsubscribe, plus good habits for keeping records.

  • It covers misleading advertising. That includes exaggerated results claims, unclear pricing, “regular price” claims that are not real, testimonials presented in a misleading way, and marketing that creates a false impression.

  • Some of that is non-compliant, even if it is common. “Everyone does it” is not a defense. The goal here is persuasive marketing that is also defensible and sustainable.

  • Often, yes. What you need depends on what data you collect, how you sell, and what promises you make. If drafting policies is within your package, we’ll confirm scope. If not, you’ll get clear recommendations and an add-on option.

  • Templates can help, but they don’t match your specific claims, funnel flow, and consent practices. This review is about aligning your real-world marketing with Canadian rules, so you can confidently keep selling as you scale.

  • No. The information on this page is general and for education only. We only provide legal advice once we have met with you, confirmed we are the right fit, and signed a written retainer agreement. That protects both you and us and ensures you are getting advice tailored to your situation.