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Shopify Audit

A clear, prioritised report on what is holding your store back, from theme code and app bloat to checkout friction and tracking gaps.

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Overview

What is Shopify Audit?

A Shopify audit is a structured review of your store's performance, conversion path, apps, SEO and data. You get a ranked list of fixes with the expected impact and effort for each, not a pile of screenshots.

Because we build Shopify apps, we can see what each installed app adds to your theme and whether it still earns its place.

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Common mistakes

These are the issues we see most often when brands start shopify audit work.

  • Auditing only speed and missing checkout friction.
  • Keeping apps that were installed once and never removed cleanly.
  • Trusting analytics that double-count or miss conversions.
  • Treating the audit as a report instead of a plan with owners.

Outcomes

What Shopify Audit delivers

Results we plan for

A clear, prioritised report on what is holding your store back, from theme code and app bloat to checkout friction and tracking gaps.

What the work covers

Each phase has a clear owner, output and review.

How we work

Our approach

To get results, we focus on three things.

  1. Start

    Collect the evidence

    We review analytics, Core Web Vitals, theme code, installed apps and the full buy flow on desktop and mobile.

  2. Deliver

    Rank by impact

    Every finding gets an impact and effort score, so the first week of fixes moves revenue rather than tidying code.

  3. Improve

    Walk through it together

    A live session with your team covers the top fixes, then we can deliver them or hand them to your developers.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long does an audit take?

Do you need staff access?

Can you fix what you find?

Let’s grow your store together

Tell us where you want to be in twelve months. We will map the work to get there.

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They know Shopify from the inside. The new theme was faster, easier to edit and paid for itself in a quarter.

Maya Collins, Head of E-commerce, Northwind Apparel