Write shipping and return policy copy
Covers the conditions buyers check before purchase, worded to prevent disputes.
| Category | Marketing › Product pages |
|---|---|
| Tags | DraftingTemplateSmall business |
Write shipping and return policy copy for a product page. Cover each of these, and mark any I did not specify as "[to decide]": 1. Dispatch time, distinguished from delivery time 2. Delivery timeframe, and what changes it 3. Shipping cost and who pays 4. Return window, and from which date it counts 5. Who pays return shipping, split by reason (defect vs change of mind) 6. Condition required for return — packaging, tags, usage 7. Exclusions specific to this product type 8. Exchange versus refund, and which is offered when 9. What to do about a defect on arrival Rules: - *Ambiguity here becomes a dispute later.* Where my policy is unclear, write the blank rather than a reasonable default. - State who bears cost in every case. That is the clause arguments are about. - Plain sentences. Legalistic phrasing makes buyers hesitate and does not protect you more. - Note where consumer law may override what I wrote, and say this needs local confirmation. *This is not legal advice.*
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (My policy · Product type)
What this prompt does
Vague shipping copy becomes a dispute. This fills in conditions, timeframes, and who pays, and leaves blanks where you have not decided.
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