FAQ section that answers real questions

Write an FAQ section for the page described below.

Page and business: {{page}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Real questions to answer (from customers, sales calls, support or search suggestions): {{questions}}
Facts, policies and numbers you may rely on: {{facts}}
Tone: {{tone}}
Answer length: {{answer_length}}

Instructions
1. Reorder the questions by how often buyers need the answer, and group them under 2-4 short headings if there are more than six.
2. Rewrite each question in the exact, natural way a customer would ask it.
3. Answer directly in the first sentence, then add the detail or condition that matters. Where the honest answer is "it depends", say what it depends on.
4. Use only the facts provided. If a question cannot be answered from them, give a draft answer marked [confirm: what to check] rather than guessing.
5. Suggest 3 additional questions customers are likely to have but did not list.
6. Add a closing line pointing to the best next step (contact, trial or documentation).

Rules: no marketing fluff inside answers, no hidden upsells, no promises beyond the stated policies. Keep each answer self-contained so it can be understood on its own.

Output as markdown with H3 questions and plain-text answers, followed by a note on whether FAQ structured data is appropriate for this page.