E-Commerce Speed Audits

Slow pages cost you
rankings and revenue

We audit your store's load time and surface the specific changes that affect search visibility and sales. Not a generic checklist. A focused diagnosis built around your site.

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Most speed audits tell you everything except what matters for your store

Generic performance reports list forty or fifty potential improvements. Some of those items genuinely affect rankings and revenue. Most do not. The challenge is knowing which ones apply to your specific setup, your traffic patterns, and your customers' devices.

Load time interacts with conversion rate in ways that vary by product category, price point, and audience. A two-second improvement on a page nobody visits changes nothing. The same improvement on your highest-traffic product page can shift the economics of your store meaningfully.

Speed & Revenue Explained
Core Web Vitals Google ranking signals tied directly to page experience
Conversion Friction Load delays that interrupt the purchase decision moment
Mobile Performance Where most e-commerce traffic lands and most speed is lost
Infrastructure Gaps Hosting, CDN, and caching issues specific to your stack

A focused audit in four stages

We do not hand you a report generated by a tool. Each stage involves interpretation specific to your store.

What a focused audit looks like in practice

How much could load time be affecting your store?

This tool provides a rough estimate based on general e-commerce research. Actual impact varies significantly by store, audience, and product type. Use it as a starting point for thinking, not a precise forecast.

Enter your figures above to see an illustrative estimate of how load time may be affecting your store's performance.

People who work on performance specifically

Not generalists who also do speed audits. Each person here focuses on the intersection of technical performance and e-commerce outcomes.

Marcus Chen, Lead Performance Auditor, reviewing site speed data on dual monitors

Marcus Chen

Lead Performance Auditor

Focuses on Core Web Vitals and their relationship to organic search rankings for e-commerce platforms.

Priya Nair, Conversion & UX Analyst, analyzing user behavior flow on a laptop

Priya Nair

Conversion & UX Analyst

Connects performance data to user behavior patterns, identifying where load time creates friction in the purchase path.

James Okafor, Infrastructure Specialist, reviewing server configuration in a modern workspace

James Okafor

Infrastructure Specialist

Handles CDN configuration, server response analysis, and caching architecture across different hosting environments.

Sara Lindqvist, Frontend Performance Engineer, writing optimization code at a clean desk

Sara Lindqvist

Frontend Performance Engineer

Specializes in JavaScript execution, render-blocking resources, and image delivery optimization for high-traffic product pages.

Ready to find out what is actually slowing your store down?

We review your store and identify the specific issues worth addressing. The process starts with a conversation about your platform and your traffic.