Book the Annotated Audit.
A full read on your store: how it is found, how fast it loads, where visitors hesitate, and where the sale dies. Every leak priced by what it costs you each month, with a plan any developer can follow. If you are moving platforms, it prices the move.
The Annotated Audit
02Where the money leaks
- 1 Checkout
- 2 Speed
- 3 Search
- 4 Tracking
- 5 Product page
- 6 Email
- You get
- Every leak, ranked by monthly cost
- Takes
- 5 working days
- Costs
- 990 EUR
- Your platform
- Stays as it is
What you get back
- Every leak on the revenue path, ranked by monthly cost
- A fix plan any developer can follow, in priority order
- A walkthrough call where I explain the findings
- The full written report, yours to keep whatever you decide
If you go ahead with any engagement, the 990 EUR comes off the price in full, within 30 days.
Received
Got it.
You'll hear from me within 2 business days, at the email you gave.
What I look at
The funnel
- Where paid clicks land, and whether the page matches the promise
- Product pages: the reason to buy, the proof, the friction
- Cart and checkout: where carts die, and why
- Mobile, the path most of your visitors actually take
- Repeat purchase: whether your best customers ever hear from you again
The store under the store
- Speed, and whether pages are ready before the visitor is
- Layout stability: pages that hold still while thumbs tap Buy
- Whether Google can see your whole catalogue or only part of it
- Broken links, redirects and the plumbing that quietly leaks traffic
- The platform itself, if it is the thing holding you back
Questions people ask first.
Which platforms do you move stores from?
BigCommerce, Magento, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Wix and Squarespace, to Shopify. The audit tells you what your own store needs before you commit to anything.
Why is the audit paid?
Because it is a deliverable, not a sales call. It prices the move and ranks what to fix after it, and the 990 EUR comes off any engagement within 30 days.
What does not survive a migration?
Customer passwords never transfer between platforms, so your customers set new ones at first sign-in. Order history can stay on the old platform as the financial record or be imported if you need it live. Discount codes and anything built on platform-specific apps are rebuilt, not moved. The audit lists what applies to your store before you commit.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Every old URL is mapped to its new page before launch, and after launch I request the old URLs again on the live store and count how many resolve. Search results move on their own schedule after any migration, so I measure the redirects, which I control, rather than promising rankings, which I do not.
Do I own the new store?
Yes, all of it, from day one. The Shopify account, the theme, the data and the domains are built under your own accounts. I work under collaborator access you can revoke in one click, and the work is billed on milestones.
What if the dry run shows my store cannot move cleanly?
Then you pay for the audit only and we stop there. That is what the dry run is for.
Do you work alongside my existing agency?
Yes, often as the accountability layer they do not have.