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78 products met in 224 talks.

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findings, each checked a second time: 1,851
things said

US · 19 Oct 2026 · 20 minutes

A coffee store

Sells coffee beans, pods and mugs.

12
products met: 36
talks: 356
things said: 56
product options read

The store’s own report, names and addresses changed. “You” is the store.

Three plain coffee bags with rolled tops in a row: a near black bag, an off white bag and a pale grey blue bag, with long soft shadows to the right.

Costing the store
Refund deadline and order cap conflict
A legal or guarantee risk. Some shoppers see it, on a help or policy page.
What shoppers see
Shoppers see “60 day money back guarantee, no questions asked” in the refund policy, while the help page and the returns help page tell them to ask within 30 days of purchase, and the help page also repeats the 60 day line. The returns help page adds that the money-back guarantee does not apply to orders exceeding $40, a cap the refund policy never states.
Let us know within 30 days of purchase from our website (retail and Amazon excluded) for a full refund.
Help page
The talk
Dark roastThe refund policy promises a 60 day money back guarantee, while the help page and the returns help page tell shoppers to let the store know within 30 days of purchase for a full refund. The returns help page also says the money-back guarantee does not apply to orders exceeding $40, a limit the refund policy never states, so a shopper cannot tell which limit and cap govern a refund.
Medium roastYes, 60 versus 30 days and the $40 cap are real conflicts shoppers see across policy and help pages.
The fix · The store’s call
Which refund rule should every page show?
Option 1Keep the refund policy's 60 day money back guarantee, no questions asked: in the store admin, change the help page and the returns help page to say 60 days in every refund line, remove the $40 cap from the returns help page, and leave the 60 day line on the terms page as it is.
Option 2If the 60 day guarantee and the 30 day refund request are different promises, keep both: add a line on the help page, the returns help page and the refund policy that names what the 60 day money back guarantee covers and what the 30 day refund request covers, and state where the $40 cap applies.
Costing the store
Add-to-cart area shows a smaller pack's price at open
Costs you trust or a sale. Most shoppers see it, by the price or in the cart.
What shoppers see
On nine products the add-to-cart area opens on a larger pack with a subscription already chosen, but the price line reads the smallest pack's price.
Visible as the page opens$19.99
The talk
Medium roastMy add-to-cart area opens on Ground / 2 lbs at $39.98 with a subscription already chosen, but the price line says $19.99. Your one-time 1 bag is $19.99. What does your add-to-cart area show at open?
BlueberryMy add-to-cart area opens on Ground / 2 bags with the subscription Delivered every 30 days already chosen. Its price line at open says $19.99, the 1 bag price, while 2 bags is $39.98.
The fix · The store’s call
How should the opening price line be made to match the pack and plan the add-to-cart area opens on?
Option 1Change the shared add-to-cart area code in the theme so the price line renders the price of the option and plan the add-to-cart area opens on, before any tap, and keep the current default pack and subscription.
Option 2Change each of the nine products' default option in the store admin to the small pack the price line already shows (8 count, 10 count or 1 lb) and open those products on a one-time purchase where that pack has no subscription plan, so the opening option and the opening price agree; the larger packs stay for sale and shoppers pick them.
Smaller note
Sold out badge on an option still in stock
Costs you trust or a sale. A few shoppers see it, by the price or in the cart.
What shoppers see
On the House blend page, a shopper who picks Whole Bean / 5 lbs sees “Sold out” in the price area, while the button still reads START A NEW SUBSCRIPTION.
The talk
House blendMy price area shows Sold out once Whole Bean / 5 lbs is chosen, while the button still reads START A NEW SUBSCRIPTION and your product data has that option in stock at $84.99. Shoppers are told an option they can still buy is gone.
Dark roast podsYes. Sold out shows on Whole Bean / 5 lbs while START A NEW SUBSCRIPTION still sells it and product data says in stock at $84.99.
The fix · The store’s call
The price area says Sold out for Whole Bean / 5 lbs while the button still sells it. How do you want the two to agree?
Option 1In the store admin, open Whole Bean / 5 lbs on the House blend product, check its stock count and its continue-selling setting, and set them so the price area badge matches what the buy button sells.
Option 2In the theme editor or theme code for the section that prints the price area of this add-to-cart area, remove the Sold out badge so the buy button is the only signal of whether Whole Bean / 5 lbs can be bought.

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Toowner@yourstore.com
Subject1 thing costing yourstore.com sales
MindLoopFree store check
One thing costingyourstore.com sales.Your products found it.
Plus 4 smaller notes.
Each finding was checked live on your store.
1. 1Disc planner page promises refills shoppers do not getCosts you trust or a sale. Most shoppers see it, on the product page.
2. 2Smaller noteBundle describes travel case as a card holderCosts you trust or a sale. Most shoppers see it, on the product page.
3. 3Smaller noteFAQ turns away buyers the store ships toCosts you trust or a sale. Some shoppers see it, on a help or policy page.
4. 4Smaller noteRefill line on Walnut bundle opens a dead pageCosts you trust or a sale. Some shoppers see it, on the product page.
5. 5Smaller noteStarter kit name used for two different kitsLeaves shoppers unsure. Most shoppers see it, on the product page.
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Store check·yourstore.com·19 Oct 2026
One thing costing yourstore.com sales. Your products found it.
1. 1Disc planner page promises refills shoppers do not getCosting you
2. 2Bundle describes travel case as a card holderSmaller note
3. 3FAQ turns away buyers the store ships toSmaller note
4. 4Refill line on Walnut bundle opens a dead pageSmaller note
5. 5Starter kit name used for two different kitsSmaller note
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Costing you
Disc planner page promises refills shoppers do not get
What shoppers see
On the Disc planner page, the description and the Why You'll Love It section say “Includes Disc planner + 3 Refill Card Packs.” The $29 option is the Disc planner alone. The same page sells the 3-pack refill for $29 and the Disc planner + 3 Refills bundle for $49.
Where it is
Visible as the page opens
Includes Disc planner + 3 Refill Card Packs
What to do
One line to change
On Disc planner
NowIncludes Disc planner + 3 Refill Card Packs
Change toIncludes Disc planner. Refills sold separately.
With MindLoop
Product pages
MindLoop’s Product pages agent writes clearer words for a page when customers keep asking the same thing about it. In MindLoop you add the words it writes, and it checks that your store shows them.
How we know
Disc plannerThe same page sells the 3-pack refill separately for $29 and the Disc planner + 3 Refills bundle for $49, so a shopper who pays $29 is told they get refills they will not receive.
Starter kit (black)Yes. That false box claim costs trust.

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