Paste your store link. In about 30 seconds you'll see your mobile speed score and a rough estimate of what it's costing you.
Runs Google's PageSpeed test on a simulated phone · Free · No email needed
Rough estimate, not a promise. Based on Portent's 2022 e-commerce data (conversion rate falls about 0.3 points for each extra second of load time, on a ~3% baseline, so roughly 10% of sales per second). We count each second your main content takes beyond Google's 2.5s target, up to 3 seconds.
Your shoppers are on phones, and they don't wait.
A store that loads in 1 second converts 2.5 times better than one that loads in 5 seconds.
Portent, site speed study, 2022of mobile visits are abandoned when a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load.
Google, 2016more retail conversions from making a mobile site just 0.1 seconds faster.
Deloitte, "Milliseconds Make Millions", 2020Most slow stores have the same handful of problems. I find yours and fix them.
Every app adds code to every page, even after you uninstall it. I remove what's dead and slim down what stays.
Right-sized, modern image formats and lazy loading, so the first screen shows up first.
Unused CSS and JavaScript that blocks the page from showing. I cut it or load it later.
Pixels, chat widgets and review tools that freeze the page. Delayed or loaded smarter, without losing data.
Fonts and banners that shove content around while it loads. Fixed so the page stays still.
Collection, product and cart pages tuned first, because that's where the money is.
When Transformer Table moved to Shopify Plus, its site got 67% faster and its conversion rate doubled. Today I build for that store, including the Barbie™ × Transformer Table launch, where a limited drop sends all the traffic at once.
One focused sprint to make your store fast on phones, ready for a quiet Tuesday and a Black Friday rush.
Run the test above. You'll know your score and roughly what it costs you.
We go through your results together, and I tell you what's fixable and what it's worth.
I fix it on a duplicate theme, you approve, it goes live, and you get the before-and-after.
No. All work happens on a duplicate theme. You test it, approve it, and only then does it go live.
Not necessarily. Often an app can stay and just load smarter. If one is slowing you down and not earning its keep, I'll show you the numbers and you decide.
Google's lab test runs a fresh simulated phone each time, so scores move a few points between runs. Real-user data from Chrome, when your store has enough traffic, is steadier and is what Google uses for search.
Lab scores change as soon as fixes go live. Google's real-user data covers the last 28 days, so it catches up over the following weeks.
Yes. Shopify Plus themes, checkout, and Hydrogen or Next.js storefronts.
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll look at your speed results together.
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