FREE SEO AUDIT

What the free SEO audit covers

We review your Shopify store the way a search engine sees it, then send you a personalised action plan that sets out what to fix first. The audit covers three areas:

• Technical SEO: how well search engines can crawl and index your store, site speed, broken links, redirects and structured data.
• On page SEO: titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links and the copy on your key collection and product pages.
• Off page SEO: the links pointing to your store from other websites, and where better ones could come from.

How the audit works

1. Request your audit using the form on this page, with your store address and contact details.
2. Give us access to Google Search Console, so we can see how Google indexes your store and which searches already bring you visitors.
3. Receive your written report within 3 to 5 working days, setting out each issue and what to do about it.
4. Talk it through on a call, where we explain the findings and agree what to fix first.

What we usually find

We audited 265 Shopify stores in the 12 months to September 2026. Their median conversion rate was 1.7%, and 196 of them were still running legacy themes; the stores we moved to Online Store 2.0 gained an average of 23 points on mobile PageSpeed. The most common missed opportunity is collection pages, which are often bare product grids with no copy for Google to rank.

The audit is free. If you would like help with the fixes, our Shopify SEO agency can take them on, and our prices are published on our Shopify packages page.

Frequently asked questions

Is the SEO audit really free?
Yes. There is no charge for the audit, the written report or the call to talk it through.

How long does the audit take?
You receive your written report within 3 to 5 working days, followed by a call to go through the findings.

What do you need from me?
Your store address, your contact details and access to your Google Search Console account.

Can I make the fixes myself?
Yes. The report sets out each issue and what to do about it, so you or your own developer can act on it, or we can help.