Example deliverable
Sample CommerceLint audit
A useful audit does not stop at a score. It shows the exact evidence, commercial risk, probable source, repair order, owner, and verification method.
| Priority | Observed evidence | Why it matters | Repair and verification |
|---|---|---|---|
| P0 | Selected size is sold out, but Offer.availability reports InStock. | A machine can interpret an unavailable variant as purchasable. | Generate availability from the selected child SKU; re-test sold-out and in-stock fixtures. |
| P0 | Visible price is £39; structured offer reports 39 USD. | The offer describes a materially different commercial fact. | Use storefront currency from the pricing source; verify every active locale. |
| P1 | Product page says 30-day returns; checkout links to a 14-day policy. | The buyer and an automated system receive contradictory terms. | Choose one policy owner and synchronize product, FAQ, and checkout surfaces. |
| P2 | Product has SKU but no applicable GTIN or MPN explanation. | Identity reconciliation may be weaker across feeds and channels. | Add real identifiers when they exist; never fabricate one. Document legitimate absence. |
What the paid founding audit includes
- Representative catalog sample across product states
- Raw evidence for every finding
- Defect-versus-improvement classification
- Prioritized implementation backlog
- Verification checklist for repaired pages
Founding audit: $49
The first cohort helps validate the report and workflow. Payment is arranged only after scope is confirmed.
Request the founding audit