Warranty copy usually describes product coverage. Guarantee copy often describes a broader promise, so it needs extra care. This page gives a clear, self-serve way to decide what belongs in each type of copy for visitors scanning for quick pre-purchase answers.
| Warranty | Guarantee |
|---|---|
| Use warranty copy for coverage length, covered issues, exclusions, and claim steps. | Use guarantee copy only when the promise is specific, limited, and operationally supportable. |
| Use on this FAQ page when: the shopper needs clear expectations before taking the next step. | |
Plain version: Start with the shopper's question, name the relevant rule, then give the next step without adding a broader promise.
Safer wording: "Here is what this means for your order. If your case falls outside this summary, check the full policy or contact support before purchasing."
This is an educational copy example, not legal advice. Use it as a drafting aid and adapt it to the store's actual operations.