Advertising Policy
Last updated: 5 October 2026
Scope
This policy applies to every ad published through Hudoor, in addition to OpenAI's advertising policies. Where they differ, the stricter rule applies.
Allowed Categories
Consumer and household goods, local services, travel, tourism and entertainment, digital products, education and training, restaurants and cafés, fashion and beauty, and business services.
Categories Under Closer Review
Company formation, real estate (ads for selling or renting a specific property are not accepted), dietary supplements, and services requiring a professional licence. We may ask for proof of your licence.
Prohibited Categories
Currently prohibited in our region: health and medical services and pharmacies, financial services (including loans, investment and cryptocurrency) and legal services.
Always prohibited: gambling and betting, sexual content and dating services, alcohol, tobacco, nicotine and drugs, weapons, political content, counterfeit goods, and any product or service that is illegal in the targeted country.
We will inform you if these lists change.
Ad Content
No guaranteed promises or unprovable superlatives such as “100% results” or “the best in the Gulf”.
No phone numbers, links or emoji in the ad text, and no mention of ChatGPT or OpenAI.
Any price or offer mentioned must actually be available on your page while the ad runs.
No impersonation of another brand or entity, and no names or images you do not have the right to use.
The Page Interested People Land On
The page must work, belong to your business, match what the ad promises, and must not request sensitive data in a misleading way.
How We Review
Two layers: an automatic compliance check while the ad is written, then a human review by our team before publication. OpenAI then performs its own review.
If we do not approve your ad, we explain why and suggest a fix, and the amount is refunded in full if the ad is not published.
Violations
We may stop any ad found after publication to breach this policy, and suspend the account for repeated violations.