Services & pricing // defined scope
Start with a free human evaluation. If the listing is already strong, we will say so. If real problems exist—in text, specifications, variants, or baked-in image copy—pricing is based on the scope required to reconcile them, not how many commas need fixing.
Free evaluation vs. paid resolution
The free scanner can report severity, failure category, affected listing areas, and buyer impact in supported page content. It cannot guarantee that product images, baked-in wording, hidden variants, or source truth are error-free. Our free evaluation checks the full customer-facing presentation and tells you whether the listing deserves a thumbs-up or paid reconciliation. Paid work then reveals exact claims, verifies source truth when possible, and delivers the corrected product record.
Before paid work begins
We will manually review the text, specifications, customer-facing image copy, and variants. When authoritative product data is available, we will compare against it too. If the listing is already in good shape, we will tell you. If not, we will identify the scope before you spend a dollar on repair.
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$100 / listing
One listing audited across the customer-facing product record.
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$450 / up to 5 listings
For related products, variants, or a small family of listings.
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Custom quote
For larger catalogs and repeatable QA.
Image-copy integrity
The browser scanner does not fully verify baked-in image text. Our free human evaluation does. We compare visible image claims against the listing and flag factual conflicts, misleading specifications, and language defects. Image Copy Audit is included with paid Listing Integrity work when seller-supplied images are available; actual image-file editing remains an optional quoted production add-on.
24-hour turnaround may be available for Single and Batch projects at a 50% rush fee, subject to capacity and the completeness of source information. Acceptance is confirmed before the project begins.
Scope principle
We do not lower the review standard for a single listing or invent certainty for a large catalog. Evidence controls what we can verify.