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Is your Shopify store quietly losing sales?

Enter your storefront URL. Unlike every other free audit, this one reads your whole product catalogue rather than just your home page, and pulls your real Core Web Vitals from Google. Every finding shows your own products by name, explains what it costs you, and tells you how to fix it.

Questions people ask before running this

Is this Shopify store audit really free?: Yes, and there is no signup. Enter a storefront URL and you get the full report in a few seconds. You only give an email if you want the complete list of affected products rather than the examples shown.
What does the audit actually check?: It reads your whole product catalogue rather than only your home page. It finds products that are sold out but still published, duplicated product descriptions, variants with no shipping weight, products priced at zero, missing image alt text, and scripts your theme still loads from apps you uninstalled. It also pulls your real Core Web Vitals from Google and checks structured data, store policies and sitemap health.
How is this different from other free Shopify audit tools?: Most free audits read your home page and stop, which is the one page you have already looked at a thousand times. Shopify publishes your entire catalogue at a public address, and that is where the expensive problems sit. When we scanned Allbirds, 158 of their 291 products were sold out but still live. When we scanned Gymshark, all 6,211 shippable variants had a shipping weight of zero.
Do I need to install anything or give access to my store?: No. The audit only reads what is already public on your storefront. It never asks for your Shopify login, never installs an app, and cannot see your admin, your orders or your customer data.
Why does missing shipping weight matter?: Any shipping rate calculated from weight cannot price a variant that weighs zero. Carrier calculated rates ask the courier about zero grams, and weight tiered rates put everything in the lowest tier. So you are either undercharging and absorbing the difference on every order, or overcharging and losing people at checkout. Nothing in the Shopify admin warns you about it.
Does it work on stores that are not on Shopify?: No, and it will tell you so rather than guess. Most of what it finds comes from reading Shopify's own product data, and every fix it gives you names a screen in the Shopify admin. Scoring a WooCommerce or custom store against those checks would produce a number that means nothing. Headless Shopify storefronts are fine: it checks the underlying store, not the front end, so a React or Next site backed by Shopify still works.