Paste any Shopify product page URL and get a free audit in 5 seconds. We check 250+ things - your copy, trust badges, pricing, mobile layout, and more - then tell you exactly what to fix to get more sales.
70%
of shoppers leave without buying
3.2%
average Shopify conversion rate
+23%
more sales after fixing your page
250+
things checked on every page
Copy & Headlines
Trust & Reviews
Pricing & Offers
A/B Test Ideas
Shopify enhanced: fetches product JSON for accurate image count, variants and pricing
This tool is built for Shopify stores
ecomspy CRO tools are designed specifically for Shopify. The URL you entered doesn't appear to be a Shopify store. Want support for other platforms? We'd love to hear from you!
Enter any Shopify product page or homepage URL - your store or a competitor's.
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AI reads the page
The AI reads your actual copy, trust sequence, pricing context, and review visibility - then quotes the exact line causing each revenue leak.
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Get paste-ready fixes
Every finding is ranked by money lost, not severity score. Each comes with a paste-ready fix and a non-obvious insight you wouldn't catch manually.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
Yes. ecomspy CRO audit is completely free. Paste any product page URL and get a full audit instantly - no account or credit card needed.
The CRO Audit is built specifically for Shopify stores - it detects Shopify's storefront markup to run its checks, so non-Shopify URLs aren't supported. If you're on WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or a custom store, the SEO Hub and other platform-agnostic tools in our suite will still work on your pages.
Not automatically - but the audit tells you exactly what to fix and ranks issues by revenue impact. Fix the top 3 items and most stores see measurable conversion lift within 2-4 weeks.
The tool audits static HTML and visible page elements. It checks for trust signals, CTAs, images, and UX patterns with high reliability. Dynamic content loaded via JavaScript may not be fully detected.
A CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) audit is a structured analysis of your product detail page that identifies every element blocking a visitor from completing a purchase. ecomspy's free CRO audit scores 10 critical sections - hero image quality, trust signals, call-to-action placement, social proof, mobile UX, and more - then ranks each fix by estimated revenue impact. Instead of guessing why your add-to-cart rate is low, you get a prioritized checklist of specific changes to make, often delivering a meaningful conversion lift without spending a single dollar more on traffic. Unlike a generic design review, the audit is grounded in conversion-specific heuristics rather than subjective taste, so two different people running it on the same page get the same findings. Most stores run it before a major redesign and again afterward to confirm the changes actually helped rather than just looking better.
Conversion rate optimization matters more than traffic because doubling your conversion rate doubles your revenue from the same ad spend - no extra cost. If your Shopify store converts at 1% and you fix CRO issues to reach 2%, you've effectively halved your customer acquisition cost. Traffic is rented; a well-optimized product page is a permanent asset that keeps paying off on every visitor you already have, whether they arrived from ads, organic search, or social. Most Shopify stores lose the vast majority of visitors without a purchase, yet owners keep pouring money into paid ads instead of fixing the page those ads land on. A CRO audit finds the structural reasons visitors leave - weak CTAs, missing trust badges, confusing mobile layouts - and gives you a ranked action plan to fix them first, before you spend another dollar acquiring traffic that still won't convert.
ecomspy's CRO audit tool fetches your product page HTML, then runs it through 10 scoring modules - each targeting a proven conversion lever. The hero module checks image count and alt text; the trust module looks for SSL indicators, return policy mentions, and review counts; the CTA module checks button contrast, copy, and above-the-fold placement. Each module returns a pass/fail score plus a plain-English fix, written so a non-technical store owner can action it without hiring a developer. Results are ranked by revenue impact so you know whether to fix your review count first or your mobile CTA, instead of working through an unordered checklist and guessing at priority. The entire audit completes in roughly 30 seconds and requires no login, no browser extension, and no code access - just paste in your product URL and the scan runs against the live page exactly as a shopper sees it.
The most common CRO mistakes on Shopify product pages are: a single low-quality hero image, a generic 'Add to Cart' button with no urgency copy, missing or buried review counts, no visible return or refund policy near the CTA, and a mobile layout that buries the buy button below the fold. Other frequent issues include feature-heavy product descriptions with no benefit language, no social proof (UGC, star ratings, review snippets), and missing trust badges at checkout entry. These mistakes compound on each other - a page with weak copy and no reviews gives a hesitant shopper nothing to overcome their doubt with, so they simply leave instead of buying. ecomspy's audit catches all of these automatically and tells you which fix will recover the most lost revenue given your current page structure, rather than leaving you to guess which of a dozen possible issues matters most for your specific store.
Every Shopify store should follow these CRO best practices: place the primary CTA above the fold on both desktop and mobile, display a minimum of 10 verified reviews with an average star rating, include a returns policy within two scrolls of the add-to-cart button, use benefit-focused headline copy (not just product name), show real scarcity signals only when true (low stock counts, sale deadlines), and load the page in under 3 seconds. On mobile specifically, the add-to-cart button should be sticky or always visible, since mobile shoppers are far less patient about scrolling to find it than desktop visitors. Fake urgency - countdown timers that reset, or 'low stock' badges on items that are fully stocked - tends to erode trust once a repeat visitor notices the pattern, so only use scarcity cues that are genuinely true. Run a CRO audit after every major template change to catch regressions before they cost you revenue.