Refund Policy

Effective May 16, 2026

If within 7 days of delivery you can identify three or more findings in your audit that are factually inaccurate — not subjective disagreements, actual factual errors — we refund the audit in full and you keep the document.

What counts as a factual error

A finding is factually inaccurate if:

• It claims a feature, configuration, or score on your site that demonstrably is not present or differs measurably from what we reported

• It cites a number (load time, score, count, percentage) that is not reproducible using the methodology described in the audit appendix

• It attributes a quote, statistic, or industry benchmark to a source that does not say what we said it says

What does not count as a factual error

• Disagreement about whether a finding is important enough to act on

• Disagreement about our prioritization order

• Disagreement about the magnitude of our revenue-impact estimates (these are ranges, explicitly labeled as such)

• Recommendations you disagree with on stylistic or strategic grounds

How to request a refund

Email alex@akb-properties.com within 7 days of delivery with:

1. Your order number (from your Stripe receipt)

2. The three or more findings you believe are factually inaccurate, with the specific evidence that demonstrates each error

We will review within 3 business days and either issue a full refund or respond with our reasoning if we disagree. If we disagree, you can choose to dispute via your card issuer; we will not contest a chargeback in this scenario.

Outside the 7-day window

After 7 days, the audit is considered accepted and refunds are no longer available under this guarantee. If something has gone seriously wrong, email us anyway — we are not interested in keeping money from someone who feels poorly served.

Why we offer this guarantee

Most "audits" people buy on Fiverr or from cheap agencies are vague checklists or generic templates with a logo on top. Ours are specific, sourced, and defensible. Putting our money behind that claim is the easiest way to show it.

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