What to fix, and speed
Know what to fix before she leaves.
Every night your shop is checked for what a shopper cannot read, cannot find or has no reason to trust. Real visits then show how fast it feels.
Why now
90%
more visits ended in a sale when the shopper came from AI.
Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026
She came from AI. Do not lose her on the page.
Shoppers from AI were more likely to buy. A faint price or a missing returns page can still send one away.
Try it
Ask your shop what is wrong.
Press a question and read the kind of line you would get back.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
You
What is wrong with my front page?
What to fix
There is nothing to click on the first screen, so a visitor arriving has no next step to take.
No one right answer here. Move things yourself, or ask the assistant to.
The real screen
A score, and a list to work through.
Each line says what is wrong, how we know, and where to change it.
How it works
Checked while you sleep.
Read each night
Your shop is read against a fixed list of rules, from its own details. It is not an opinion.
Marked plainly
Each line is critical, a warning or a note, and says whether it is a fact, a standard or research.
Fixed by you, or by one press
Faint text can be fixed with one press. Everything else tells you where to change it.
What you get
Two honest readings of your shop.
- A score over time
- A check every night
- A check when you ask
- One press for faint text
- How each line is known
- Speed from real visits
- Phones and computers apart
- Speed for each kind of page
For AI agents
What she needs, her AI needs too.
Delivery terms, returns and clear prices help a person decide. An AI agent looks for the same facts before it buys.
The real screen
Speed, measured on their phones.
Each number is a speed that three page views in four matched or beat, on shoppers’ own devices.
Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.
Before you count on it
What the score cannot tell you.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- It reads how your shop is set out. It does not test your checkout, and it promises no sales.
- Lines from research are about other people’s shops. They are a reason to try something, never a promise about yours.
- A new shop reads Not measured yet. Speed and counted lines need enough real visits first.
- Only faint text has a one press fix. Layout and words are yours to change.
Questions
- How often does it run?
- Every night, and any time you press Check now.
- Does it change my live shop?
- Only if you press Fix this. That fix goes live at once.
- Does measuring speed use cookies?
- No. We count visits without cookies or anything that tells people apart.
- Is this about being found on Google?
- Not directly. Google judges speed on these same measures, but being found has its own check under Search engines.
Next
Fix what stands between her and the basket.
Start building your shop today. No card needed.