Optimize the pages that sell
Product page, cart, and checkout first: express payment options, tap targets, buried buy buttons, and mobile-only failures, ranked by the revenue each one touches.
Skip the guesswork. Scan your Shopify store free and get the optimizations ranked by revenue impact, with every fix written as a pull request you review before it ships.
Audits tell you what to change. Mimetic writes each optimization as a pull request, previewed on your real store, for you to review and merge.
After we fixed their checkout and cleaned up conversion tracking that was overcounting 10x, monthly purchases rose 48%.
The homepage spends its first two screens on brand copy while the products that convert sit below the fold. Shoppers on mobile bounce before ever seeing a product card.
Most Shopify store optimization advice is a generic checklist: change your theme, add reviews, write better descriptions. But your store loses money in specific places, a product page that hides express payment, a mobile layout that buries Add to cart, a pixel counting sales twice so your ads optimize against fiction. Mimetic walks your live store the way a shopper does, finds the specific leaks, prices each one in revenue, and writes the fix as a pull request you review before anything changes.
Product page, cart, and checkout first: express payment options, tap targets, buried buy buttons, and mobile-only failures, ranked by the revenue each one touches.
If GA4 disagrees with Shopify Admin or your pixel double-counts purchases, every optimization decision after that is a guess. The scan verifies your tracking tells the truth first.
No one edits your theme behind your back. Each optimization arrives as a reviewable change with the reasoning attached. You merge it, or you do not.
Whatever is costing the most revenue right now, which is usually not what a generic checklist says. For most stores it is one of three things: friction at the decision point (product page and checkout), a mobile-only failure desktop testing never catches, or broken tracking that has been steering ad spend wrong. A scan tells you which one is yours.
An agency sends a slide deck and a retainer. Mimetic scans your live store, prices each finding in revenue, and ships the actual fix as a pull request you review. The first full audit is free; continuous monitoring and fix PRs are $199/mo.
Yes. The audit runs against your live storefront, whatever theme and app stack renders it, because that is what your customers experience. Fixes are proposed as reviewable changes, so nothing ships that conflicts with your setup without you seeing it first.
Mobile is most of your traffic, so it is most of the audit. The scan walks the phone journey separately from desktop and catches the failures that only appear there: buttons that scroll away, overlays that cover the checkout CTA, forms that break under a mobile keyboard.