Sell more to the visitors you already pay to bring in. One $285 check, and the fee comes off the fix.
I start every job with a check of your store, not a guess at a price. I look at your speed, your ads and your apps. I check the code that tells Google and Meta, which is Facebook and Instagram, when someone buys. Then I tell you where the money goes. If you go ahead within 30 days, I take the $285 off the fix price.
Not ready for a call yet? Try my free store check. A tool reads your store the way Google does, in about a minute. The paid check is me, by hand, and it goes much deeper.
You run a Shopify store that already sells. You pay to bring visitors in, with ads, email or a marketplace. Too many of them leave without buying, or the numbers you see do not add up. I find the spot where shoppers give up, and I fix it myself.
A store with no visitors yet. Someone who wants their ads run. A new look for a shop with nothing broken behind it. If that is you, I will say so on the first call and point you somewhere better.
One check of your shop for $285. In 3 business days you get what I found, in plain words, with the fixes in order. If you go ahead within 30 days, I take the $285 off the fix price.
The audit: one check of your store, one report, one list of fixes in order.
You give me a login to your shop that you can switch off any time. I look at your store the way a shopper sees it, and the way Google and Meta report it. Then I measure the gap between the two. Within three business days you get a written report. It says what is costing you money, how much, and which fix to do first.
What the check looks at
- Speed on the pages your shoppers see, and what really slows the ones that make you money. Measured, not guessed
- Apps you pay for every month that slow your store, or do a job your shop's design already does
- Sales code that counts each sale twice or three times, so your numbers read higher than your bank account
- The hand-off between your store and Google, Meta and your visitor reports. Nobody owns it, and that is where your ads lose the proof that they pay back
What you get
- A written report in the order that matters: what I found, what it costs you, the proof, the fix
- A list of fixes in order, with a price on each. The next decision is yours, with numbers in front of you
- The report is yours to keep. Your own developer could act on it as easily as I can
The fee comes off the fix. It is not a charge on top.
Three ways it can go, all said before you pay, so there is no surprise after.
You pay nothing more.
The fee you paid covers the fix.
You pay only the difference.
I quote the fix in writing before any work starts. The fee you already paid comes off that quote.
You keep the full report and the plan.
The fee pays for the check I did. You owe nothing else.
The price is $285 whether you book through Shopexperts, Storetasker or with me direct. If you found me on Shopexperts, their fee is mine to pay. Storetasker adds a small fee of its own on top, which goes to Storetasker, not to me.
The check is the first job, not the last.
The check is priced to be an easy first step. The report is written so the next step is clear. Two recent examples, from the first check onward.
She bought the $285 speed check, then three fixes from the report, one stage at a time. First the basics, then the pages that take the money, then the cleanup and a decision on her shop's design. Each stage was its own project, and she signed off on each one herself.
He bought the $285 check of how his ads were counting his sales. Then he bought the fix the report put first. His Meta ads were being told the wrong sales numbers, so I fixed what they were told.
I have not named either store, because I have not asked the owners for permission. The project counts and prices come from my own records. All 210 reviews are here.
Built for Shopify stores that already sell, with money already moving.
The check earns its fee when
- You pay for ads and cannot say for sure what they bring back
- Your store feels slow and every app you add makes it slower
- Shopify, Google Analytics and Meta each show a different sales figure, and you have stopped trusting all three
- You are paying for apps you are not sure still do anything
- Someone has quoted you a rebuild and you want a second opinion before you say yes
It is the wrong first step when
- Your store is not on Shopify yet: the check reads a live Shopify store
- You already know the fix and want it built: start with the fix packs on the solutions page
- Your store has not opened yet, so there are no visitors to look at
Four steps from the call to the report.
The call
30 minutes. I spend the first ten on whether your problem is the one you think it is. Then I tell you if the check is the right first step.
Payment and access
You pay the $285 through Shopexperts, Storetasker or direct. You give me the shop login from your Shopify admin. The clock starts when both are in.
The check
I look at the store the way your shoppers see it. Then I check it against what Shopify, Google and Meta report, and note where they disagree. Nothing on your live store changes.
The report
Within three business days of the start you get the report. What I found, what it costs you, the proof, and a priced list of fixes in order.
Start with the $285 check.
Send me a short note about your store and I will set up a 30 minute call. If the check is not the right first step, I will say so. You will not have paid anything.