What you'll actually see

This is an example report, styled like the one your store will get. The store and numbers are illustrative. Here's what each part means.

PagePolisher scan

Complete

yourstore.com

14 products checked · 5 issues found

B+

88/100

What to fix

All 5Critical 3Warnings 2Info 0

Canvas Tote Bag

• Critical
  Missing description / item doesn't provide any details

  Suggested fixA sturdy cotton canvas tote with reinforced handles and an inner pocket, sized for everyday carry.
• Warning
  Missing SKU

Found on page: “Canvas Tote Bag…”

Navy Baseball Cap

• Warning
  AI review - spelling/grammar: "adjustible" should be "adjustable"
• Critical
  No price shown on the page

Found on page: “Classic five-panel cap with an adjustible strap.…”

Leather Wallet

• Critical
  Broken product image detected

Found on page: “Slim full-grain leather wallet with six card slots.…”

Reading the score

The letter grade and score at the top are your overall result, a B+ here, calculated from how many issues turned up against how many products were actually checked. The line under the store name shows exactly how many products that grade is based on, so it's never a guess from a handful of pages.

Severity and categories

Critical issues are the ones most likely to cost you a sale, like a missing description or no price. Warnings are real problems that matter less, like spelling or duplicate copy. Info items are nice to fix. The category breakdown shows how each area scored, so you can see where to start.

The fix list

On the right, each flagged product is listed with its photo, what's wrong, and the text we found on the page. Missing or duplicate descriptions get a Rewrite with AI button that writes a draft from the real details on the page. On a real scan this list continues for every issue found, and Premium accounts can export the full list as a PDF or a formatted Excel workbook to hand off or track against.

The Excel export

Premium's Excel export isn't a raw data dump, it's laid out like a report a human auditor would actually hand a client: a summary tab with your grade and totals, then an issue log with a color-coded severity column, a clickable link straight to each product, and a status column you can check off as you fix things.