Terms of the $100 StoreAuditLab audit

What you receive

The same scope for every store, whatever the catalog size, platform, or country.

Both lists are identical to the ones published on the pricing page. If the two ever disagree, treat the narrower reading as the scope and tell us so the pages can be corrected.

How the order runs

1. You pay the amount shown in the verified checkout. The regular direct price is $100. A StoreAuditLab launch offer can reduce the direct price to $75 for the first 10 paid audits when that offer is active. Fiverr uses its own displayed price and handles the transaction under its own terms.
2. Stripe collects your email and store URL, and StoreAuditLab sends a welcome message after a confirmed payment. You can reply with your platform, approximate product count, target country, main SEO concern, priority products, and relevant competitors.
3. We review up to 10 public URLs and pull Ahrefs data for the opportunity list. No account access is requested at any point.
4. You receive a prioritized PDF in 48 hours, sorted into fix now, fix next, and can wait.
5. You get one clarification message after delivery, for questions about what the report says.

The next steps page explains the same process and provides a manual email fallback if the automatic welcome message does not arrive.

The redacted sample report shows the format. It is illustrative and is not a customer case study.

What is not guaranteed

Nobody controls Google. The written deliverable has a defined scope; the outcome of acting on it does not.

• No ranking position, traffic level, revenue figure, or timeline for improvement is promised, forecast, or implied.
• An audit changes nothing on its own. Every result depends on someone making the changes it identifies, and we do not make them.
• Search volume, keyword difficulty, and traffic-potential figures are dated third-party Ahrefs estimates, labelled as such in the report. They are not measured results.
• A public-page review can suggest causes for a traffic loss; it cannot prove them. That would need Search Console history, analytics, and server logs.

If a report omits an item from the written scope, StoreAuditLab corrects that omission. No ranking, traffic, or revenue outcome is promised.

What we need, and what we never ask for

How that information is handled is set out on the privacy page.

When this is the wrong purchase

The fixed scope genuinely does not serve some situations, and buying it anyway would waste your money. It is the wrong purchase if you need a complete crawl of a large catalog, traffic-loss forensics, a manual-action investigation, the fixes made rather than identified, ongoing measurement, or a review of a store that is not publicly live yet.

The pricing page covers each of those in more detail. If you are unsure which side of the line you are on, email before paying and we will say so rather than take the order.

What this page does not cover

This page states the scope of the product. It is not a complete legal agreement, and it deliberately leaves the following unwritten rather than inventing terms that have not been settled:

• A formal refund and cancellation policy, beyond the deliverable standard stated above
• Dispute handling, governing law, and jurisdiction
• Warranties, limitation of liability, and indemnity
• Intellectual property and reuse rights in the delivered report
• Arbitration or any other dispute-resolution mechanism
• The precise moment the 48-hour delivery window starts, and how it is affected when we are waiting on information from you

Until those are published, ask directly and you will get a direct answer. Orders placed through Fiverr are additionally governed by Fiverr's own terms, dispute process, and buyer protection, which sit outside this page. Payments taken on this site are processed by Stripe under Stripe's terms.