Written 2026-09-28 · from our own WarriorPlus review and 25 launch pages read by eye

WarriorPlus approval: what the reviewer actually asks for.

In September 2026 WarriorPlus reviewed our product ThreadFox, asked for four fixes, and approved it the morning after we made them. This week we read 25 other vendors' WarriorPlus and JVZoo launch pages the same way. Nineteen had at least one thing a reviewer may raise. Here is what the reviewer asked, what the guidelines say, and what we kept finding.

What the reviewer asked us for

• WarriorPlus's disclaimer next to the buy button. The Sales Page Code includes a disclaimer block (wplus_spdisclaimer). It goes directly under the button, not in the footer.
• The approved WarriorPlus button image, plus the Sales Page Code pasted into the page body.
• WarriorPlus as the only checkout on that page. No second buy button to another network or your own cart.
• A private walkthrough video of the product: the sales page, what the buyer receives, the product working. An unlisted link in the review note.

Also from that run: the first "[OFFER APPROVAL]" email was a pending notice listing fixes, not an approval. Approved isn't live: the offer stayed closed until we clicked Activate and Launch Now. And after one review, our next product's request waited out a review cooldown of several days, so leave time before your launch date.

What WarriorPlus's published guidelines require

• A clear earnings disclaimer whenever the page talks about income or results, and no guaranteed or "get rich" promises.
• "Lifetime" or "unlimited" defined: say what the lifetime refers to (for example, "lifetime means the lifetime of the product").
• A clear refund policy, including whether it covers upsells.
• No fake scarcity: countdowns only when tied to a real price change set in the offer.
• Honest, product-specific testimonials, with any free copies or affiliate links disclosed.
• Your own privacy policy and a support contact that's easy to find.
• No link to anywhere buyers can pay for the product outside WarriorPlus.

Source: WarriorPlus compliance guidelines. Rules change; read them the day you submit.

What we found on 25 launch pages

Launches from late August to early October 2026, found on public launch calendars, each page read by eye after an automated check. Counts are pages, and some pages had more than one problem:

• 6 pages had the WarriorPlus disclaimer far from every buy button, usually the very last thing on the page, below the FAQ and the footer. It's the first fix the reviewer asked us for.
• 6 pages had no refund policy anywhere, and one more had only "we will make it right" with no refund or time limit.
• 4 pages said "lifetime access" or "lifetime updates" without saying lifetime of what.
• 2 pages ran fake scarcity: a countdown that restarts for every visitor or on every load, and a fixed "only 3 licenses left".
• 2 pages made income claims (for example, reselling the product to clients for thousands each) with no earnings disclaimer.
• 1 page had JVZoo and WarriorPlus buy buttons side by side; 1 had no WarriorPlus Sales Page Code script; 1 had no support contact; 1 had no privacy policy.

Six pages were clean. None of these problems needs a redesign: most are one block moved or one sentence added.

What our own checker got wrong

We check pages automatically first, and every automatic finding needed a human look. Our checker flagged "get rich quick" inside "this is NOT for you if…" lists, read a "30-Day Action Roadmap" as a second refund period, flagged leftover countdown code with no timer on the page, and missed support addresses written as plain text. We fixed each of those and now test the checker against pages we've read ourselves. If a tool tells you your page fails, look at the line it quotes before you change anything.

Before you press submit

1. Paste the Sales Page Code into the page body and put the disclaimer block directly under your main buy button.
2. Make WarriorPlus the only checkout on the WarriorPlus version of your page.
3. State your refund window and how to ask, once, the same everywhere.
4. Define "lifetime". Remove any timer or "N left" that isn't real.
5. Put an earnings disclaimer next to any income or results claim.
6. Link your privacy policy and a support contact.
7. Record a short private walkthrough video and give the reviewer free access to the product.

WarriorPlus requirements in full · All network guides