Free Magnuson-Moss Act Compliance Checker

Could Your Warranty Policy Be Breaking U.S. Law?

Most small businesses are out of compliance and violating it. Take this free 2-minute quiz to check your legal risk now. No email required.

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Magnuson-Moss Act Compliance Checker

1/10 Questions

1) Where do you sell your products?

United States of America

Other Countries

2) Do you offer any written warranties or guarantees for your products on your website or packaging

3) Do you disclose your warranty terms clearly in writing before the sale?

4) Where can customers find your warranty information?

5) Does your warranty include ALL the following?

6) How can customers file a warranty claim with you?

7) Do you provide a written refund/return policy that matches your warranty terms?

8) Do you keep records of warranty claims and resolutions?

9) Do you know what the “tie-in sales” provision in the Act means?

10) Have you ever had a customer file a warranty dispute, complaint, or chargeback related to product performance or guarantee?

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is a U.S. law that protects buyers. It makes sure that companies give clear warranty information when you buy things like appliances or cars.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) makes sure the rules are followed.

  • Explain their warranties clearly.
  • Follow the rules if they offer a “full” warranty.
  • Do notignore basic promises that come with a product.
  • Fix the problem or keep their promise if the warranty is broken.

It updated the original law. It says companies can show their warranty online if:

  • They tell you where to find it on the product, box, or manual.
  • You can also ask for the warranty in another way (like by phone).
  • You are able to see the warranty before you buy the item, even at the store.

Non-compliance can result in FTC penalties, lawsuits, customer disputes, and reputational damage. Even unintentional violations-like vague warranty terms-can trigger enforcement. Protecting your business starts with knowing where you stand.

Not necessarily. Our platform offers a free compliance check and affordable support plans designed for small brands. We help you identify gaps and provide the tools and templates to align with the law-without the high cost of legal retainers.

No. The law applies to all businesses that offer written warranties, regardless of size. Many small and growing brands unknowingly violate the law and become easy targets for complaints or lawsuits.

Simply answer a few questions about your product warranties and disclosures. We’ll instantly let you know if your current practices put your business at risk and recommend next steps to protect your brand.

If you’ve never reviewed your warranty terms under the Magnuson-Moss Act or consulted a compliance expert, there’s a high chance you're exposed. Start with our free checkup-and get peace of mind in minutes.

Yes, especially if you're selling products in the U.S. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act requires businesses to clearly disclose warranty terms in writing. Don’t worry - we’ll create a compliant warranty page for your brand, so you stay protected and build customer trust.

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