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Trust Signals

AI cannot verify your policies. So it trusts someone else.

When your return, shipping, and warranty details are buried in prose or missing structured markup, AI shopping engines default to the competitor with clearer signals.

Check my trust signals

No install required. This checks public storefront answers and Google Shopping signals only, not Merchant Center account state.

What we check
Can AI agents quickly verify your return, shipping, and warranty policies?
Do reviews, ratings, and proof points show up clearly on public pages?
Are contact, delivery, and brand reassurance details easy to extract?
Would a competitor look safer than you based on what your storefront exposes?
Storefront checks
The scan checks whether your storefront publishes enough proof for AI agents to recommend you with confidence.
Why trust breaks first

Three trust gaps that push AI agents toward a competitor

AI agents do not take risks with unclear policies. If proof is weak, they recommend the safer-looking store.

01

Policy details hidden in long copy

If returns, shipping, or warranty terms are buried in text blocks, AI agents struggle to verify them and stop using them in answers.

02

Weak proof on the product page

Sparse review context, missing ratings, and vague claims make it harder for AI agents to trust the page as a recommendation source.

03

Unclear brand reassurance

When contact, fulfillment, and credibility signals are thin, a competing store with cleaner proof often wins the recommendation.

How it works

Find the reassurance gaps before AI agents do

1

Scan the public pages buyers rely on

Paste a product page or homepage. We read the same public trust signals AI agents look for when summarizing a store.

2

We map proof against policy expectations

The scanner checks policy clarity, visible reviews, shipping context, and other signals that make a store feel trustworthy.

3

See the trust gaps that need attention

Results show where AI agents lack enough proof to recommend you and which gaps are easiest to fix first.

Related reading

Read the trust-signal guide

Check trust signals

See whether your storefront looks trustworthy enough to recommend

Run the free scan to find the missing policy and proof signals AI agents need before they tell a shopper to buy from you.

Check return, shipping, and warranty clarity.
See whether product-page proof is strong enough to trust.
Find the reassurance signals shoppers and AI agents both rely on.
Check my trust signals
Start with the free scan and see what your storefront makes easy or hard to trust.

No install required. This checks public storefront answers and Google Shopping signals only, not Merchant Center account state.

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