For marketers
Your typo, now in 14 sizes.
Ads, emails, brochures and social posts, checked in the form you actually send them, words inside the pictures included. Before someone on the internet checks them for you.
The problem
The copy was signed off in a document. Then it was rebuilt in a design tool, cut down for social, resized for every channel and changed at 4.45pm by someone senior. Every step is a fresh chance for a typo, and the final version is the one nobody reads, because everyone assumes someone else did.
A typo in a paid ad or a printed brochure isn’t a quick fix. It’s a reprint, a pulled campaign, or a screenshot doing the rounds.
How Final Eyes helps
- Checks the file that goes out. The exported PDF, the social graphic, the email artwork. Not the Word document from three versions ago.
- Reads words in pictures. Headlines on banners, prices on social tiles, small print on packaging.
- Checks the details that cost a reprint. A day that doesn’t match its date, a web address that won’t work, a phone number with a digit missing, a QR code that goes somewhere else.
- Finds what was never meant to be there. “Insert quote here”, “[Client name]”, “£XX”, and the “Certainly! Here’s a revised version” someone pasted from a chatbot.
- Sticks to your house style. Your spellings, your “write this, not that” rules and your brand colours.
- Hands the designer a list. Numbered amends and a marked-up proof, so nothing gets lost in a thread called “FINAL v7 (2)”.
An example
A new product brochure goes to print on Friday. On Thursday, the team drops the 24-page PDF into Final Eyes. It flags the product’s name spelt two ways, “recieve” in a photo caption, and a missing word in a customer quote. The designer gets amends A1 to A3 as a list and a marked-up proof, fixes them in ten minutes, and the job goes to print on time. Nobody writes the apology email.
Which plan
For most marketing teams, Team fits: up to 10 people and 300 checks a month. For larger companies with several teams, Business has up to 25 people and 1,000 checks. See pricing.
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