Why do shoppers leave the product page?
Photos, price, options and the buy button, checked on a real phone, the way a first-time buyer meets them.
- Buy button reach
- Preselected options
- Shipping and returns
Every finding shows where it happens on your store, what to change, and how to tell it's done. Then we make the fixes in your theme, or your developer works from the report.
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When the visits are there and the orders aren't, the reason is often on the store itself. Something a shopper sees, misreads, or can't find on a phone. More ads send more people to the same page.
The audit looks in four places, with proof from your own pages.
Photos, price, options and the buy button, checked on a real phone, the way a first-time buyer meets them.
Costs that appear late, surprises in the cart, and every extra step up to the payment page.
What loads first, what blocks the page, and which apps and scripts add seconds to every product page.
Whether search engines and AI search tools can reach and read your products, prices and policies.
No generic checklist. Each finding is one specific problem on your store, written so you or any developer can act on it.
What happens on the page, described step by step, with a marked screenshot from a phone or desktop.
From finding 1When the page opens, 'Subscribe and save' is selected, not 'One-Time Purchase', and the button reads 'Start a new Subscription'.
Exactly what should be different. Not a principle to think about, but a change someone can make.
From finding 1Open the page with 'One-Time Purchase' selected, or with neither option selected, and keep the subscription saving visible next to it so the shopper chooses it.
What you will see on the store once the fix is in, so nobody has to argue about whether it's done.
From finding 1The product page opens with the one-time purchase selected, or with no purchase option selected.
For the Do now fixes: what to watch in your own analytics before and after the change, so the result is yours to measure.
From finding 1Watch in your analytics how many first orders contain a subscription, and how many subscriptions are canceled within the first 30 days, before and after the change.
Written in plain English, with every finding explained in detail.
Prices are on the page, not after a call. The audit reviews your public store: no logins, no apps to install, nothing changes on your site.
Conversion, SEO and AI search in one report, with speed checked in all of them. The clearest place to start.
Each single audit is its own PDF, also within 7 business days. All three would be $2,370; the full audit covers them for $1,990. Prices in USD.
Conversion and UX: why visitors leave without buying. Product pages, collections, cart, menus, trust and the mobile layout.
How Google reads your store: page titles, structure, collections, duplicate pages and internal links.
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and other AI search tools can reach and read your store: crawler access, plain HTML and product data.
Use the report with your own developer, or have us make the fixes. The work always follows the same order, so the scope is clear before anything starts.
You get the report, with every finding explained in detail and ranked by importance.
The fixes from your report, made in your theme. Work happens on a copy, and changes go live only after you approve them.
Steady improvements after the big fixes: 20 hours of work a month, speed checks and update checks.

CartWhy was founded by Vojislav, a Shopify developer who has worked on 500+ stores.
Read Vojislav's story →From clients I've worked with.
He doesn’t tell you what you want to hear; he tells you what needs to be said.
Store owner, Switzerland
We interviewed several candidates for this job and chose him because he was the only one who understood what needed to be done.
Store owner, United States
He was extremely thorough and professional in his work. He did exactly what he said he would.
Store owner, United States
Not for the audit. It reviews your public store the way a shopper sees it, on a phone and on a desktop. Access is only needed later, if you order fixes, and then the work happens on a copy of your theme.
Nobody can honestly promise a number before seeing your data, so we don't. What you get is specific problems with specific fixes, each with a “Done when”, and for the most important ones what to watch in your own analytics.
Every audit report, full or single, arrives within 7 business days of the start date, and all your questions are answered for 30 days after delivery. Optimization takes 2–4 weeks for the full store and 1–2 weeks for one area, on the date in your quote.
No. Each finding says what to change and when it counts as done, so your own developer can work from the report. If you'd rather we make the fixes, order the optimization within 30 days of receiving your report and get 20% off.
Nothing, until you say so. Changes are made on a copy of your theme, you review them, and they go live only after your approval.
Yes, for Shopify and Shopify Plus stores on any Online Store 2.0 theme, including Dawn, Horizon, Prestige, Impulse, Impact, Broadcast, Symmetry, and third-party themes like Ella, Minimog, Kalles, Wokiee and Shrine PRO. Older or heavily customized themes we check first, and we tell you what is possible before quoting any fixes.
Send a short inquiry with your store's address. You'll get the next steps by email. If your store isn't a fit, we'll say so. Or email hello@cartwhy.com.
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No payment to inquire, no sales call needed.
Full store audit $1,990 · Single audits $790 · hello@cartwhy.com