Payment compliance for Stripe and PayPal
Submit a URL, a prompt, an image, or a video. DogDog Checker screens for Stripe and PayPal restricted-business risk, sexual content, celebrity likeness, and sexual content involving minors — through the developer API or the web console.
Payment site scan (Stripe and PayPal)
BlockRestricted-business language on the pricing page
Prompt check
AllowPrompt passed the content screen
Features
Built for teams that need a decision before they charge a card or generate media.
Submit a URL. DogDog reads the sitemap and up to 8 public pages, then flags copy that conflicts with the Stripe or PayPal restricted-business categories you selected, with the page and the text that triggered it.
Test in the console or call the API. Prompts are screened for sexual content, celebrity-likeness abuse, and sexual content involving minors before they reach your model.
Send a public image URL or upload a file. The same policy covers sexual content, real-person likeness, and minors.
Send a public video URL or upload a file. DogDog samples frames and screens them for sexual content, real-person likeness, and minors.
Screen prompts and outputs for sexual content, real-person likeness, and minors before you charge a card or generate media.
Scan the public pages on your site before an onboarding review, or after a restriction notice.
Add sexual-content, likeness, and minor-safety screening through the check API.
Enter a public URL.
DogDog reads the sitemap and up to 8 public pages on that site.
The scan returns allow, block, or review, and lists the page plus the restricted-business language that triggered a finding.
Pricing
Buy credits once. They are used as you scan.
Starter
A small pack for trying checks
Builder
For a first batch of API checks
Growth
For ongoing product checks
Scale
The largest credit pack
What the checks cover, how to call them, and what a result is not.
DogDog Checker is a developer API and web console that scans websites for Stripe and PayPal restricted-business risk, and screens prompts, images, and video for sexual content, celebrity likeness, and sexual content involving minors.
Submit your URL to a DogDog site scan and include Stripe. It reads the sitemap and up to 8 public pages, then flags copy in the restricted-business categories it checks, so you can rewrite it before a review. It does not scan private networks, and it is not Stripe's own review.
Site scans check these restricted-business categories for the providers you select: adult content, gambling, illegal drugs, weapons sales, counterfeit goods, and get-rich-quick schemes, with extra attention on sexual content, celebrity likeness, and minors.
DogDog Checker does not decide whether Stripe will accept an AI image or art app. It can screen prompts, images, and video for sexual content, real-person likeness, and sexual content involving minors. Stripe makes the underwriting decision.
Yes, when you include PayPal. Stripe and PayPal use the same restricted-business categories in DogDog. You can run one or both. There is not a separate PayPal-only rule list.
Sexual content, real-person (celebrity) likeness, and sexual content involving minors. Video checks sample frames and screen each one.
Create an API key in Settings → API Keys, not in the workspace. Send it as Authorization: Bearer sk_... to the site, prompt, image, or video endpoints. The API reference covers the base URL, authentication, and response format. The workspace uses your signed-in session and does not use that key.
Credit packs start at $10 for 80 credits, about 8 full-site scans or 26 single pages. Credits are one-time purchases with no subscription.
Yes. Every check is stored on the account that ran it, or on the account that owns the API key. One account cannot read another's history.
No. A result is allow, block, or review from the model and the keyword rules, to help you find risk early. Stripe and PayPal make their own underwriting decisions.
Run a site scan, a prompt check, or an image check. Keep the history on your own account.