SEO audit and technical fix
Crawl, indexing, tags and technical SEO problems.
See priceAn audit shows what is wrong and what to fix first. Pick the audit that matches your question and see its fixed price on its own page.
Pick the audit you want. Its calculator opens below with every package and option, at the same price as on its own page.
Most store problems are known only as symptoms: slow, quiet or low converting.
A store that feels slow, ranks poorly or converts below expectation usually has several causes at once. An audit separates them and puts them in order, so money goes to the fix that matters first.
Each audit below has its own page with exactly what it covers and a fixed price. Several are paired with a fix, so you can move from findings to action without a new quote.
We do not promise a specific ranking, speed score or sales result. We promise a clear written report of what we found.
Crawl, indexing, tags and technical SEO problems.
See priceLCP, CLS and INP problems and their fixes.
See priceWhere visitors leave and what to change.
See priceHomepage review with a redesign.
See priceA broad check of settings, apps, code and content.
See pricePlan a move to Shopify before it begins.
See priceReview and repair of flows and campaigns.
See price| If you wonder | Choose |
|---|---|
| Why am I not ranking? | SEO audit and technical fix |
| Why is my store slow? | Core Web Vitals audit and fix |
| Why do visitors not buy? | CRO audit and report |
| Is my homepage working? | Homepage conversion audit |
| Is everything set up properly? | Store health audit |
| Should I move to Shopify? | Migration audit and consultation |
| Are my emails working? | Email automation audit and fix |
See the fixed price first.
A collaborator request, no passwords.
Using the audit's checklist.
In priority order.
Fixes are priced separately where not included.
An audit is only as useful as its report. Here is what to expect from ours and what to look for in anyone's.
A written audit report turns a vague worry into a plan. It should be clear enough that you could hand it to any developer and they would know what to do. Each of our audits has its own page with its exact scope, and these are the qualities common to all of them.
An audit gives you findings and a plan. It does not promise a particular ranking, score or sales result.
Each audit answers a different question. Start with the question that worries you most.
The SEO audit looks at crawling, indexing, titles, structure and technical problems that stop pages appearing in search.
The Core Web Vitals audit measures loading, stability and responsiveness, and traces slowness to its causes such as images, scripts and apps.
The conversion audit follows the customer journey to find where people leave and why.
The store health audit is a broad check of settings, apps, code and content. It is a good first step when the problem is vague.
The migration audit plans the move before it begins, so surprises appear on paper and not at launch.
The email automation audit reviews flows and campaigns for errors and gaps.
An audit works best when you use it as a plan.
Tell us what worries you most, so we pay extra attention there.
Traffic, conversion and speed figures give context to the findings.
Collaborator access lets us check settings and code instead of guessing.
The top few findings matter most. Start there.
It is a baseline for measuring later changes.
Fix one priority at a time and re-check before the next.
Some audits include fixes and some do not. Each page states which.
| Audit | Main question | Typical next step |
|---|---|---|
| SEO audit | Why am I not found? | Technical fixes or an SEO service |
| Core Web Vitals audit | Why is the store slow? | Speed fixes |
| Conversion audit | Why do visitors not buy? | Product page, cart or homepage tasks |
| Store health audit | Is everything set up well? | Repairs and small tasks |
| Migration audit | Should I move and how? | A migration service |
| Email automation audit | Are my emails working? | Flow fixes or new flows |
Short answers to questions people often search for on this topic.
A Shopify store audit is a structured check of your store's settings, theme, apps, content and performance, ending in a written report with ranked fixes. It is the quickest way to turn a vague worry into a plan.
A Shopify SEO audit checks crawling, indexing, titles, structure, redirects and technical problems. It comes with priorities, so you know what to fix first. An online SEO audit for Shopify does not promise a ranking.
A Shopify CRO audit follows the customer journey to find where visitors leave. A Shopify speed audit measures loading, stability and responsiveness and traces slowness to its causes.
The cost of a Shopify store depends on plan, theme, apps and content. Our audits and setup have fixed prices shown on each page. For the cost of Shopify store setup, see store setup services and the cost guide.
Yes. Shopify account management services, help for store management and online checkout services with Shopify are covered by audits, repairs and maintenance plans, with the store credit checkout and store help guide topics explained in our guides.
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Which audit, what you get and what comes next. Open any question for the full answer.
Match your question to the table on this page. If unsure, the store health audit is the broadest.
Each audit page shows a fixed price. Open the one you want.
Yes.
Only where the audit page says so. Otherwise fixes are priced separately.
No. We use collaborator access.
It identifies what to fix. We do not promise a ranking.
Yes. Browse the fix services or ask for a quote.
No. Shopify only.
Each audit page shows its delivery range, and faster options are priced where offered.
Where an audit includes fixes, its page says so. Otherwise, fixes are ordered from the catalogue at fixed prices.
Yes. The report is written so any developer can act on it, and it is yours to keep.
If you are unsure what is wrong, a focused audit can save more than it costs by pointing to the right fix.
Collaborator access, your store address and a short description of your concern. Search Console and analytics views help for SEO and conversion audits.
Yes. Send them through the contact page with your order number.
Open the audit that matches your question and see its price.