A written review of your live storefront: platform dependency, payment exposure, product claims, COA coverage, buyer flow, and policies — scored, prioritized, and mapped to fixes. No store yet? Book a demo instead and we'll plan your launch.
Six areas we examine — the same six a risk team does.
Platform dependency
Every place your store, checkout, hosting, and payments depend on a third party's policy decision — and what happens to revenue if one flips.
Payment exposure
How much of your revenue runs through rails you don't control, what your fallback is, and whether your documentation would survive a review request.
Buyer verification
KYB, company approval, license collection, catalog gating — or the open checkout that makes every reviewer assume the worst.
Product evidence
COAs, batch records, labels, and supplier data: what exists, what's missing, and what's sitting in a folder nobody can find under pressure.
Claims and content
Product copy, landing pages, and disclaimers — flagging the sentences that quietly reclassify your business in a reviewer's eyes.
Policies and operations
Refund terms, shipping timelines, restricted-product notices, and chargeback procedures — the paperwork reviewers read before they read anything else.
You leave with a written roadmap — yours to keep either way.
- Storefront risk score.
- Platform dependency map.
- Payment exposure and continuity review.
- Compliance evidence gap report.
- KYB and license-gating recommendations.
- Product claims red flags.
- Migration architecture recommendation.
- Fixed-scope implementation estimate.
An example of what your scorecard looks like.
Request an audit if any of this sounds familiar.
- You sell research-use peptides, cosmetic peptides, or supplement-adjacent products from a live store.
- You've been reviewed, delayed, or restricted by a platform or payment provider.
- You run on Shopify or another hosted platform and the deplatforming stories are getting closer to home.
- All of your revenue runs through a single payment rail.
- Your COAs, claims, and policies live in scattered folders you'd hate to assemble under a deadline.
- You want a clear, fixed-scope plan before committing to any rebuild.