Case file · Store risk audit · Shopify
The words on your product page can freeze your ad account.
Google’s healthcare policy treats some violations as egregious — and those suspend the account on detection, without prior warning. Meta’s ad standards apply to the landing page your ad points to — not just the ad. For nutraceuticals, harmful claims put a store in a category Stripe’s own rules list as prohibited. We audit every product page and show you which lines put the account at risk — and what to write instead.
Every claim above links to the platform’s own published rule. We quote the rules; we do not speak for the platforms.
Margin noteEvery finding in the report follows this exact three-line pattern: quote, rule, rewrite.
How one sentence becomes a risk
The sentence
“…cures colds and prevents infection in just 7 days.”
Found on a product page of the fictional demo store. Reads like marketing; scans like a drug claim.
The rule it trips
FDA: a disease treatment/prevention claim needs drug approval a supplement doesn’t have. FTC: “clinically proven” with no cited study is a listed penalty offence.
The safer rewrite
“Supports normal immune function.”
Structure/function wording — the line FDA itself draws. Same product, same shelf, without the claim that trips the scan.
Margin noteThe 3 clean products matter — a tool that flags everything is useless.
Exhibit index — where the risk sits
| Rule area | Findings | |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Your payment processor — Stripe (and FTC/FDA) | 10 |
| 02 | Environmental claims — FTC Green Guides | 7 |
| 03 | Cosmetic or drug? — structural claims (FDA) | 5 |
| 04 | Pet products — unapproved animal drugs (FDA CVM) | 4 |
| 05 | Your ad account — Meta & Google policies | 2 |
Products making a health claim while missing the required FDA disclaimer: 2 · average risk score across the catalogue: 60.0 / 100.
Open the full sample report →FICTIONAL STORE · SYNTHETIC DEMONSTRATION
Margin noteIf your store turns out clean, you keep the evidence of what was checked — and get a full refund, on the condition written into the scope you approve before paying.
What you get — and what we don’t promise
In the report
- Every product page in your catalogue checked
- Each risky sentence quoted, with the rule it trips and a link to the regulator
- Findings ranked by risk, so you know what to fix first
- Suggested safer wording for every flagged line
- Report + spreadsheet — target 5 business days, exact date confirmed in your scope
Not promised
- Not legal advice. It shows where to look and what the published rules say.
- Not a guarantee of compliance. Rewrites are safer-wording suggestions, not approved copy.
- Not exhaustive. We match documented patterns; no tool catches every phrasing.
- A clean result is not a certification — it means no pattern from our corpus matched.
Margin noteNo dashboard, no offshore team. A person reads your catalogue.
How it works — and who runs it
Every product page is read
Not the one ad you’re about to run — the whole catalogue the ad points to, which the platforms review too.
Each risky line is quoted
The exact sentence, the rule it trips, and a link to the regulator’s own words — so you can see it, not just trust a score.
Findings ranked by risk
You know what to fix first, with safer wording suggested for every flagged line.
Report + spreadsheet — target 5 days
Delivered by e-mail; the exact date is confirmed in the scope you approve before paying. If your store turns out clean, you get the evidence of what was checked — and a full refund, on the condition written into that same scope.
The operator
Marcin Donarski
Runs every audit personally
I spent 20 years in B2B marketing, so I know how buyers — and the platforms they sell on — read the words on a product page.
StoreProof rests on a simple fact: the rules that suspend accounts are public — but scattered across Google, Meta, Stripe and FDA/FTC pages no store owner has time to read. A fresh outside pass finds the lines that trip them.
Every audit is run by me personally. No dashboard, no offshore team.
Margin noteThe audit fee is credited toward the Rewrite Pack — starting small costs you nothing.
What you can buy
Store Risk Audit
$499 · one-off
- Every product page in your catalogue checked
- Each risky sentence quoted, with rule and regulator link
- Findings ranked by risk + safer wording for every flagged line
- Report + spreadsheet — target 5 business days, exact date confirmed in your scope
- Full refund if your store turns out clean — the refund condition is written into the scope you approve before paying
Audit + Rewrite Pack
$1,450 · one-off
Everything in the audit, plus your 25 highest-risk descriptions rewritten by hand, a 20-minute video walkthrough, and one round of follow-up by e-mail.
Quarterly Watch
$390 · per quarter
Re-scan of your whole catalogue every quarter — what changed since last time. Cancel any time; starts after an audit.
The audit fee is credited toward the Rewrite Pack if you upgrade within 30 days — so starting small costs you nothing.
You get the scope, the confirmed price and the delivery date in writing. Nothing is charged here — you decide after you read them.
Margin noteI’d rather refund you than sell you a problem you don’t have.
Before you buy
Is this legal advice?
No, and I won’t pretend otherwise. It’s an automated first pass plus a marketer’s rewrite — it shows you where to look and what the published rules say. For a legal opinion you need a lawyer.
Why not just install the $29/month app?
If you want a tool that flags sentences, install one. This is for when you want someone to go through the catalogue, tell you which lines are actually dangerous, and write better ones. Different job.
What if you miss something?
I match known patterns from published policies; no tool catches every phrasing. What it reliably does is find the well-documented violations that get accounts suspended — the ones that are easy to fix once you can see them.
What if my store is clean?
You get a report saying so, with the evidence of what was checked — and a full refund, on the condition written into the scope you approve before paying. I’d rather refund you than sell you a problem you don’t have.
Case statusOpen. Awaiting your catalogue.
Close the file before a platform opens it.
One e-mail starts the audit. You’ll get the scope, the confirmed price and the delivery date in writing — and you only pay after you approve them.
E-mail request → scope + timeline in writing → you decide. No payment on this page.