Refund Policy by EasyLegalDocs

Open Legal LibraryUpdated 5 Nov 2025

This Refund Policy template outlines the terms and conditions under which customers can return purchased products and receive a refund. It specifies the timeframe for returns and the required conditions, such as the product being in its original state with all tags and the purchase receipt. The policy ensures a clear process for handling customer dissatisfaction with purchases.

REFUND POLICY

These terms and conditions constitute the return and refund policy of [company name].

Thank you for your purchase. If you are not happy or sure about your purchase, we are here to make it right.

Terms and Conditions for return and refund:

The customers have [days to return] to check their purchases.

If a customer is unsatisfied with the products, they must return them within [days to return] of the purchase. [company name] will refund the full amount without any questions.

The products must be returned within [days to return] under the following conditions:

The condition of the purchase must be the same as it was at the time of purchase

It must contain all tags

It must not be damaged

The customer must bring the purchase receipt.

After fourteen days of the purchase or not fulfilling any of the conditions provided in Clause Three [company name] shall not accept any return, and no money will be refunded.

If you want more information regarding our return and refund policy please contact us.

Thank you for choosing [company name]!

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About this template

What is this template?

This is a consumer-facing policy document governing the return of physical merchandise. It contains a specific 14-day cutoff for eligibility and list of four distinct physical conditions the product must meet. It is not a service-level agreement or a B2B supply contract.

When should you use it?

Use this policy when selling physical goods to consumers where a 'no questions asked' refund period is offered. Use a Terms of Service agreement instead if the transaction involves digital subscriptions or professional services.

What's inside

ClauseNameWhat it does
1Inspection PeriodCustomers are granted a specific number of days to check their purchases for satisfaction.
2Full Refund GuaranteeThe company promises a full refund without questions if products are returned within the specified day limit.
3Conditions for ReturnReturns are only accepted if items are undamaged, possess all original tags, and are accompanied by a purchase receipt.
4Termination of Refund RightsThe business expressly refuses all returns and refunds after 14 days or if condition requirements are not met.

Who it's for

  • a retail business establishing a time-limited return window for physical goods
  • an online shopping platform requiring a standardized no-questions-asked refund policy
  • a merchant requiring proof of purchase and original tag retention for valid returns
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Refund Policy by EasyLegalDocs
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Document info
HTML document. Document created on Fri Sep 26th, 2025. Last updated on Wed Nov 5th, 2025.
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