fake social proof
Unverified popularity claims can look deceptive when a store has not earned that proof yet.
See a safe rewrite pathPaste product, cart, FAQ, shipping, returns, or support copy and spot trust language that may look too vague, too broad, or hard to support. The check runs in your browser; no text is uploaded.
This tool helps you rewrite toward clearer customer expectations. It is not legal advice and does not review your store policies for legal compliance.
Unverified popularity claims can look deceptive when a store has not earned that proof yet.
See a safe rewrite pathA vague delivery promise creates anxiety because the customer cannot compare it with real expectations.
See a safe rewrite pathBroad return wording can conflict with the actual policy and create support disputes.
See a safe rewrite pathSecurity language should be factual, modest, and aligned with what the page actually shows.
See a safe rewrite pathSupport promises are trust copy only when the team can consistently meet them.
See a safe rewrite pathUniversal fit wording is rarely true and can increase returns.
See a safe rewrite pathThe goal is not to make your store sound cold. The goal is to replace brittle claims with visible details: timing, conditions, support route, file type, materials, measurements, and policy links.
After removing risky wording, use the generator and score checker to rebuild calmer, clearer trust copy for the same page.