AuditSocials

AuditSocials is an independent platform policy intelligence service built for operators, agencies, enterprise brands, and DTC marketers who need to stay ahead of social-media policy changes and enforcement. According to its own materials, the service monitors policy updates across eight major platforms — Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, Google Ads, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Snapchat, and Pinterest — covering 15 industries and 50 regional legal frameworks. Its stated mission is to solve the problem that social media has become one of the most heavily regulated communication surfaces, spanning ads, organic creator content, account moderation, minor safety, and regulator enforcement, with every platform running its own policy stack and every country its own legal framework. The core product is the Policy Tracker, which continuously monitors policy changes and enforcement across the eight platforms, applying severity scoring, industry impact analysis, and actionable alerts. AuditSocials describes its approach as blending three live intelligence streams into a single ranked feed: policy changes crawled from the exact policy pages of all eight platforms (advertising and content standards alike, AI-summarized, severity-scored, and mapped to affected industries); enforcement spikes drawn from live moderation volume in the EU DSA Transparency Database, which it characterizes as roughly a billion decisions a month; and regulator actions from 25+ regulators plus the EU enforcement firehose. The feed is ranked by severity and relevance to the user's sector, with a plain-English line explaining what each item means for that user. Beyond the tracker, AuditSocials offers free compliance tools including a Meta Rejection Predictor, Keyword Risk Checker, and TikTok Shadowban Detector, intended to let users check ads, content, and accounts before publishing. It also maintains a policy guides and knowledge base with regularly updated guides for each major platform's policies, rejection reasons, and compliance best practices, including a platform comparison matrix. The site presents live enforcement trackers for individual platforms, such as a Meta Enforcement Timeline covering account suspensions, ad cuts, and post removals on Facebook and Instagram over the last seven days broken down by triggering rule, and a YouTube Enforcement Timeline grouping moderation actions reported under the EU Digital Services Act by violation type and linking them to the governing Community Guideline. AuditSocials positions itself as an independent service — explicitly "not" something else, per its About page framing — focused on surfacing policy and enforcement intelligence before enforcement reaches a client's accounts. Its public-facing content emphasizes sector-specific exposure, with industry verticals such as Healthcare, Finance, E-commerce, Gaming, and SaaS & Tech highlighted alongside additional sectors. The company's own site reports figures such as 3,416,015 moderation decisions logged and 8,362,761 Meta actions in a seven-day window, illustrating the scale of the data it aggregates. No ownership, founding date, headquarters, or funding details are disclosed in the available evidence.

AuditSocials is an independent platform policy intelligence service. Its public materials describe the context in which it was built: by 2026, social media had become one of the most heavily regulated communication surfaces, spanning advertising, organic creator content, account moderation, minor safety, and regulator enforcement. Each platform runs its own policy stack across these layers, each country has its own legal framework, and enforcement changes constantly. AuditSocials was built to solve this problem by monitoring policy updates across eight platforms in real time with severity scoring, industry impact analysis, and actionable alerts. The service's stated scope covers eight major platforms — Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, Google Ads, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Snapchat, and Pinterest — across 15 industries and 50 regional legal frameworks. Its intelligence model blends three live sources into a single ranked feed: policy changes crawled from the exact policy pages of all eight platforms (advertising and content standards alike), each revision AI-summarized, severity-scored, and mapped to affected industries; enforcement spikes drawn from live moderation volume in the EU DSA Transparency Database, which the company describes as roughly a billion decisions a month; and regulator actions from 25+ regulators plus the EU enforcement firehose. The feed is ranked by severity and relevance to the user's sector and accompanied by a plain-English explanation of what each item means. Alongside the Policy Tracker, AuditSocials has published free compliance tools — a Meta Rejection Predictor, Keyword Risk Checker, and TikTok Shadowban Detector — and a policy guides and knowledge base with regularly updated guides for each major platform's policies, rejection reasons, and compliance best practices, including a platform comparison matrix. It also publishes live enforcement trackers for individual platforms. Its Meta Enforcement Timeline reports account suspensions, ad cuts, and post removals on Facebook and Instagram over the last seven days, broken down by the exact rule that triggered the action; the site reported 8,362,761 Meta actions in a seven-day window. Its YouTube Enforcement Timeline groups moderation actions reported under the EU Digital Services Act by violation type and links each enforcement bucket to the specific Community Guideline that governs it; the site reported 1,196,625 YouTube actions in a seven-day window. The site also displays a running count of moderation decisions logged, reported as 3,416,015 at the time of capture. The available evidence does not disclose AuditSocials' founding date, founders, headquarters, ownership, or funding. Its About page frames it as an independent service and distinguishes what it is from what it is not, emphasizing that it surfaces policy and enforcement intelligence before enforcement reaches a client's accounts. The company's public positioning targets agencies, enterprise brands, and DTC marketers, with sector-specific exposure views for industries including Healthcare, Finance, E-commerce, Gaming, and SaaS & Tech, among others.

Independent platform policy intelligence service for operators, agencies, enterprise brands, and DTC marketers, delivering ranked, sector-relevant alerts before enforcement reaches client accounts.

• Policy Tracker

  Continuous monitoring of policy changes and enforcement across 8 platforms, with severity scoring, industry impact analysis, and actionable alerts tailored for agencies, enterprise brands, and DTC marketers.

• Meta Enforcement Tracker

  Daily timeline of account suspensions, ad cuts, and post removals by Meta on Facebook and Instagram over the last 7 days, broken down by the exact rule that triggered the action.

• YouTube Enforcement Tracker

  Daily counts of YouTube moderation actions reported under the EU Digital Services Act, grouped by violation type and linked to the specific Community Guideline governing each enforcement bucket.

• Meta Rejection Predictor

  Free tool to check ads before publishing.

• Keyword Risk Checker

  Free tool to check content before publishing.

• TikTok Shadowban Detector

  Free tool to check accounts before publishing.

• Policy Guides & Knowledge Base

  Comprehensive, regularly updated guides for every major platform's policies, rejection reasons, and compliance best practices, including a platform comparison matrix.

1. 1Platform Policy & Enforcement Intelligence | AuditSocialsauditsocials.com
2. 2About AuditSocials — Platform Policy Intelligenceauditsocials.com
3. 3Meta Enforcement Tracker — Daily Bans & Removalsauditsocials.com
4. 4YouTube Enforcement Tracker — Daily EU Action Countsauditsocials.com
5. 5AuditSocialswikidata.org