Slow pages. Apps you forgot you pay for. Ops work done by hand. Numbers that don't match between systems. I audit growing Shopify stores, put a dollar figure on every leak, and fix the ones worth fixing.
$1,950 fixed · two weeks · findings ranked by dollar impact
The average Shopify store runs 6–10 apps that quietly add 2–3 seconds of load time — and every second costs conversions. I find which apps earn their keep, cut the rest, and get your speed back. Most stores also save thousands a year in subscriptions they didn't need.
When visitors come but don't buy, guessing is expensive. I set up A/B testing that measures what actually moves revenue — the same program that produced an 8% conversion lift at my last brand.
Order checks, tracking emails, returns, the Monday spreadsheet ritual. I automate the work between your tools — with AI where it genuinely helps — and gave my last ops team back 10+ hours a week.
Inventory drifts, orders need hand-fixing, finance closes late. I've made Shopify, NetSuite, and a 3PL agree on inventory, orders, and revenue. Syncs can be fixed — and kept fixed.
You don't have to know which of these is your problem — that's the point of the Store Audit. Two weeks, fixed price, and a report that ranks every issue by what it's costing you. Fix them with me, your developer, or your agency. The report works either way.
From my work as director of technology at an 8-figure DTC brand. Details in Work
Two weeks, read-only access, no meetings required. You get the dollar-ranked report.
Pick what's worth fixing. Fixed price per fix, scoped in writing, built by me — not handed to juniors.
Keep me on a small retainer if you want the stack watched. Most clients do; none are locked in.
Shopify and Shopify Plus brands doing roughly $2M–$50M a year. Big enough that a slow site and manual ops cost real money. Not big enough to hire a technology director. That gap is exactly what I fill — I spent 3+ years as the in-house version at an 8-figure brand.
The audit pays for itself if I find one problem worth fixing. I've never not found one.