Start from the symptom, not the feature list
Nobody goes looking for a heatmap. They go looking because carts are being abandoned, or mobile is underperforming, or a product page is not doing its job. 10 guides, one per problem.
Pick the one that sounds like your store
Reduce Cart Abandonment
Find the step where carts die, and close it.
- Cart-stage funnel view
- Replay filtered to abandons
- Intent-triggered nudges
Increase Product Page Conversions
Turn product page attention into add-to-carts.
- Element-level attention
- Scroll depth by template
- Previewable fixes
Shopify Mobile Optimization
Fix the mobile experience where most of your traffic actually is.
- Mobile-only segmentation
- Rage-click detection
- Real device replay
Shopify for Developers
Get code diffs and MCP access instead of a dashboard screenshot.
- MCP access
- Reviewable diffs
- Theme-aware changes
Shopify CRO
Conversion rate optimization built specifically for Shopify.
Read the guideShopify Analytics
Analytics that tell you what to do, not just what happened.
Read the guideTraffic But No Sales
Where storefront visits die, and how to find yours.
Read the guideShopify CRO Agency Alternative
Agency-grade CRO without the retainer.
Read the guideNo-Code Shopify Analytics
Install in five minutes. No developer required.
Read the guideFree Shopify CRO Audit
Find your biggest revenue leak at no cost.
Read the guideDifferent symptoms, the same loop underneath
Find it
Turn a rate into a location. Heatmaps and session replay say which element, at which scroll depth, on which device — which is the only form of a finding you can act on.
Fix it
Every insight arrives with a concrete change attached, previewable before it touches the storefront. An observation you have to translate is a task you have not been given.
Prove it
Each change is measured against its own baseline and tied back to revenue, so a good week never gets mistaken for a good change.
See how it played out for real stores in the merchant case studies, or browse all 12 features.
Stop guessing. Fix it and see the money.
Whichever of these sounds like your store, the first step is the same: install it and let a day of normal traffic show you where the leak is.

