Jewelry buyers hesitate for a reason. Find out which one.
High-ticket buyers leave over small failures: a ring-size guide that does not open, an engraving field that blocks add to cart, financing that never loads at checkout. Scan your store and see exactly which step loses them, with the fix written for review.
The report shows the failing step on each device, ranked by what it costs at your order value, with the fix written for review.
After we fixed their checkout and cleaned up conversion tracking that was overcounting 10x, monthly purchases rose 48%.
Illustrative example: the personalization app validates the engraving text before add to cart. On iPhone Safari the validation never resolves, so the button stays disabled. Desktop works, which is why nobody noticed. On a $340 average order, the mobile share of personalized items simply does not convert.
What's costing you
How it works
We run the full path including size selection, engraving fields and financing on mobile, desktop and in-app browsers
We flag the step that fails or stalls, ranked by what it costs at your average order value
We verify the purchase and add-to-cart events your ads and email flows depend on actually fire
We open the highest-impact fixes as pull requests your team can review and merge
Questions
Can you check my engraving or personalization app?
Yes. We enter text the way a customer does, on the browsers your traffic uses, and confirm the item reaches the cart with the personalization attached and priced correctly.
Do you test financing at checkout?
We confirm the financing option renders and is selectable on mobile, desktop and in-app browsers, and flag when the widget fails to load or loads after the buyer has already seen the full price.
Why does my Instagram traffic convert so much worse?
Instagram clicks open in the in-app browser, where zoom, size guides and payment sheets fail more often than in Safari or Chrome. Jewelry is heavily Instagram-driven, so that breakage taxes a large share of your traffic. Mimetic tests those environments specifically.