Guarantees and trust badges
The money-back guarantee, perk ticks and test badges near the button.
Why it matters on a supplement pageBuyers worry about paying for something that doesn't suit them. Put a clear guarantee and real test badges next to the button. Saying yes feels low-risk.
Perk checklist under the plans
Four to six short ticks under the plan choice: shipping, cancel anytime, money back, price lock.
Subscription offers. It answers subscription worries right where buyers choose.
Be specific: 'Cancel or pause anytime' beats 'Flexible plans'.
Guarantee box under the button
A small box under the button with the guarantee in one line and its real terms.
Every page with a guarantee worth stating.
State the real terms. A guarantee that promises too much causes trouble at refund time.
Certification icons
A row of icons for testing and diet facts: third-party tested, vegan, gluten-free.
Products that truly hold these, sold to buyers who look for them.
Every icon is a claim. Show only what you can prove.
Guarantee with a claim rate
The guarantee plus how few people use it: 'fewer than 1 in 100 claim it'.
Brands whose claim rate is truly low and who can stand behind the number.
The number must be real and up to date.
Dated lab-test chip
A small chip near the button: who tested it, which month, how many substances, and a link to the result.
Brands that test each batch and can show the result.
Keep the date current and the link working. An old date hurts more than no chip.
Our experiments for guarantees and trust badges
New ideas we built for this part. Live on our demo brand. Not tested yet.
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