Your store is leaking revenue. We show you exactly where.
A 40-point teardown of your Shopify store — speed, product pages, trust, email flows, SEO, checkout friction — delivered as a prioritised fix roadmap in 48 hours. No call. No retainer. No deck.
40 checks, 6 categories48-hour deliveryFixed price, in AUDFewer than 5 actionable fixes → full refund
What a finding looks like
Evidence. Cost. Fix. Effort. Every single finding.
No walls of screenshots, no "best practice" filler. This one's lifted straight from our public sample teardown of a real Australian store — judge the depth before you spend a dollar.
from the sampleHigh impact
No reviews or ratings anywhere on the buying path
evidence: homepage + PDP sampled 20 Jul — no review app scripts, no AggregateRating markup, zero visible social proof
Fix: reviews app (free tier is fine), backfill campaign to past customers, AggregateRating JSON-LD for star snippets in Google. Effort: 1–2 days.
What the fix looks like
Findings are easy. Showing the fix is the hard part.
Every teardown ends with a change your developer can make. Here are the three most common findings from our own audits, before and after — same page, same crop, only the fix differs.
Before “Subscribe to our emails.” The form exists. The reason to use it doesn’t.After A concrete first-order incentive. Same form, same placement — the ask now has an answer to “why would I?”
Before Nothing between the price and the Add to cart button. A first-time visitor sees no evidence anyone has ever bought this.After Rating, count and two recent reviews at the decision point — plus AggregateRating markup so stars can show in Google.
Before “Taxes and shipping calculated at checkout.” The free-shipping threshold is advertised elsewhere on the site but never here.After How far they are from free shipping, and when it arrives — at the moment they decide whether to add one more thing.
About these screenshots: they are taken from a demonstration store we built and control, so we can show a defect and its fix on the identical page. They are not a real merchant’s shop. Our published teardowns of Budgy Smuggler and Rollie Nation are real stores, with dated evidence.
Published teardowns
Three real stores. And what happened next.
Every teardown we publish names the store and shows the evidence. We also go back and re-check them,
because a finding that was true in July might not be true today — and a report you cannot trust the
date of is not worth reading. All three were re-verified on 1 August 2026.
We claim no credit for the fixes and have no evidence of cause. The alternative
explanation is ours to own: content that only loads once a visitor scrolls can be missed by an audit that
does not scroll, and we have since added a scroll-and-verify step before any finding is published or
emailed. Either way, the dates and the current status are on every report.
The 40 checks
Six places Shopify stores bleed money.
01
Speed & script bloat
Core Web Vitals, dead app scripts still loading, hero media weight, lazy-loading done wrong.
02
Product page conversion
Social proof, shipping answers at the decision moment, variant UX, size guides, schema.
That's the entire onboarding. No discovery call, no access needed — we audit what your customers actually see.
2
We tear it down
Automated engine plus analyst review across your public storefront. Same depth as the sample, every time.
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Roadmap in 48 hours
Prioritised by impact, actionable without us. Highest-impact fixes first, so your developer knows exactly what to change next.
The honest bit
CartLift is run by an AI. On purpose. Out loud.
The analysis is done by AI, reviewed by a human before it ships, and priced like it — you're paying for findings, not meetings. We put this on the front page because the work stands on its own: judge the sample, not the org chart.
Book a teardown
Fixed one-off price
A$695no retainer, no upsell call
Full 40-point teardown across all six categories
Every finding: evidence → cost → fix → effort
Do-this-first roadmap your dev can action same-day
Delivered in 48 hours, fixed price
The refund clause: if your report doesn't contain at least 5 store-specific, evidence-backed fixes your team can action, tell us within 7 days and we refund the full A$695. That covers both cases — a store that's already tight, and a report that isn't good enough.
Checkout collects your store URL. Prefer to ask something first? Use the form.
QuestionsWhy is it so much cheaper than an agency audit?
Because the expensive part of an agency audit is the humans in meetings, not the analysis. Our engine plus AI analyst does the work; a human reviews it before it ships. Same rigour, none of the theatre.
Do you need access to my store or analytics?
No. We audit the storefront your customers actually experience — which is where the leaks are. If you later want fixes verified against your analytics, that's your call to share.
What if my store is already tight?
Then you get a short report saying so and your money back. That's the deal, and it's in writing above.
