Return Policy Draft Helper
Draft a simple return policy outline for review before publishing.
Draft a return policy outline
A clear return policy reduces disputes and builds buyer trust, but starting from a blank page is daunting. This helper drafts a simple return policy outline — window, conditions, process, exceptions — for you to review and tailor before publishing.
A structured starting point ensures you cover the parts customers actually ask about. Generate the outline, adjust it to your business and local rules, and have it reviewed before it goes live. It is a draft aid, not legal advice.
A clear starting draft
A plain, structured return policy reduces disputes and builds buyer trust. The draft is generated in your browser and never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
What does a return policy need to cover?
The helper lists six points: the return window, item condition, who pays return shipping, excluded items, refund timing, and a prompt to have it reviewed.
What goes in the two short fields?
The type of shop (for example "small ecommerce shop") and the return window, such as "30 days". Add your rules in the notes box, one per line.
Do I need a lawyer to review it?
Consumer protection laws vary by country and state, and some, like the EU's 14-day withdrawal right for online purchases, set minimums you cannot remove. Have it checked if you sell across borders.
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