You probably already know something is wrong

Because having engineers and having engineering time for conversion bugs are different things. The work usually is not hard, it just never wins a sprint. Mimetic takes the investigation and the preparation off the queue and leaves your team the part that genuinely needs them, which is reviewing and approving what ships.

No. Your team keeps ownership of the codebase and approves every change. We are not touching architecture, product work or anything structural. Think of it as capacity for a category of work that keeps getting deprioritized.

You review it before it goes anywhere. On a repository it arrives as a pull request with a preview link, so it reads like any other code review. On Shopify an approved change applies through the Admin API and is reversible, with no theme file edits. Nothing releases on its own.

That is fine and it is what the free scan is. You get the findings, the evidence and the estimated impact, and your team does the rest. The managed engagement exists for teams who want the work handled rather than handed over.