The buying path, end to end
Landing page to product page to cart to checkout, on desktop and on a phone, catching the broken steps and friction a crawler or a checklist never sees.
One scan across conversion, tracking, SEO, speed, and UX. See exactly what your store is losing and where, ranked by revenue impact, with the fixes written for review.
Dashboards tell you something is off. Mimetic tells you what, prices it, and hands you the fix as a pull request.
The audit helped us catch small details we had overlooked and make meaningful improvements to the overall experience.
A theme update broke the discount-code field in mobile checkout. Orders dipped, the dashboards blamed creative fatigue, and the store spent two weeks optimizing ads while checkout quietly dropped one in five mobile buyers.
Ecommerce problems hide between owners: a broken checkout looks like a bad ad day, a tracking gap looks like a conversion drop, a slow product page looks like weak demand. An ecommerce website audit only works if it covers the whole surface at once. Mimetic walks your live store the way a customer does, verifies the analytics underneath it, checks SEO and speed, and returns findings ranked by what each one costs, with fixes prepared as pull requests.
Landing page to product page to cart to checkout, on desktop and on a phone, catching the broken steps and friction a crawler or a checklist never sees.
Whether your analytics and pixels are installed, firing once, and matching reality. Stores routinely discover their numbers disagree with their bank account, and every decision made on those numbers inherited the error.
Indexing problems, Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, and trust gaps, audited together and ranked on one list by revenue impact instead of living in four different tools.
Five areas: the conversion path (product pages, cart, checkout, on both desktop and mobile), analytics and pixel integrity, SEO health, page speed, and UX and trust signals. Each finding comes with the sessions it affects and the revenue at stake, so the output is a prioritized fix list rather than a score.
Yes. The first full audit of any store is free: real findings, no credit card, nothing to install. Paid plans start when you want the fixing handled continuously, with every fix shipped as a pull request you review, at $199/mo per site.
Any store with a public storefront. Shopify is the deepest integration, with WooCommerce and custom storefronts supported through the same scan. Fixes ship as GitHub pull requests, or as theme changes you approve.
Yes. The scan covers the ecommerce UX essentials directly: mobile tap targets, buried calls to action, overlays that block the page, confusing navigation, checkout friction, and the trust signals shoppers look for before paying.