Free tool
Enter your store and see, in plain English, what might be stopping people buying on your product pages, and what to do about it. It takes about 15 seconds. No sign-up needed.
We check your homepage and a product page linked from it, then open that product page on a virtual iPhone and scroll down it like a shopper. Just enter your store’s address.
Your store check
I’m Danny, a Shopify developer. Send me your store and I’ll record a short video showing the most important fix, free. Or book a 20-minute call and I’ll tell you honestly where I’d start.
This check reads your store’s public pages, like a visitor would: your homepage, one product page and your policies. It also opens your product page on a virtual iPhone and scrolls down it, so it can tell whether Add to cart stays within reach. It can’t catch everything a person would, so where it isn’t sure it says “worth a look” rather than “problem”.
Example result
Shoppers want to know what delivery costs, when it arrives and whether returns are free before they buy. If they can’t see it, many leave to check, and don’t come back.
What to do: add one short line under the button, such as “Free 14-day returns · UK delivery £5.95, 2–3 days”, and repeat it in the basket.
Two review apps were set up, but no star rating showed on the product page. For a £400 jumper from a brand people may not know yet, ratings are one of the strongest reasons to trust it.
What to do: show the star rating and number of reviews under the product name, linking down to the reviews.
The phone check also caught that store’s biggest problem: when you scroll, its sticky Add to cart appears but sits behind the header and the page, so nobody can tap it. If you’d like to see a fix like that explained, that’s what a Fix Friday video review is for.
How to use it
Start with anything marked Problem, then Worth a look. Fix a few things at a time and note the date, so you can see in Shopify Analytics which change made a difference to your conversion rate.
Related guides: What’s a good Shopify conversion rate? · Shopify mobile checklist · 5 quick wins to speed up your store · Why customer reviews matter · Structured data for Shopify
What it checks
Are delivery costs and returns shown near Add to cart, where shoppers decide?
Is a star rating visible on the product page, not just a review app installed?
Can people pay in a couple of taps with Shop Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay?
How much code loads, oversized images, duplicate tracking tags and a slow first response.
Product data for Google Shopping, your search description, and whether AI assistants can read your store.
We open your product page at iPhone size and scroll: does Add to cart stay within reach, does a pop-up cover the page, does it scroll sideways?
Questions
A review of your store to find what stops visitors buying: unclear delivery information, missing reviews, a slow page on a phone, a hard-to-reach Add to cart. This free check covers the common problems automatically. A full audit, like my Product Page Sprint, adds analytics, session recordings and a person checking every step on real phones, and includes building the fixes.
Yes. The check and the top results are free with no sign-up. If you’d like the full report, you can enter your email.
No. It only reads public pages, the same way a visitor’s browser does. Nothing is changed and nothing is installed.
For now it only works on Shopify stores, including ones on their own domain. Password-protected stores can’t be checked.
It catches the common problems I see in audits, but it reads page code rather than looking at your store like a person. Use it as a starting point, and check anything it flags on your own phone.
