You’re already paying for the traffic. We find what’s stopping it converting — speed, checkout friction, product pages, broken tracking — and fix it in priority order. Start with a free conversion audit.
Free, and genuinely no commitment — you get a written fix-list you could hand to any developer, including your current one.
Every quote comes out of the free conversion audit and arrives itemised — you see the price and exactly what’s included before committing to anything.
Slow load times pushing shoppers to abandon before they even see your product.
The conversion audit tells you which of these is actually costing you money — and which is fine to ignore.
You don’t need an enterprise budget or enterprise traffic to optimize. We help small Canadian brands — boutiques, makers and local retailers — convert the traffic they already have, with the tax, shipping and language friction taken out.
Starting small doesn’t mean starting fragile. We build the store you’ll still be using at 10x the orders.
Maya Biotech
Millions Kart
More of our ecommerce work: browse the Autviz portfolio, read the Shopify mobile app case study, or see what a full Shopify development engagement covers.
The conversion audit is a standalone deliverable. If you take the fix-list and hand it to someone else, that’s a perfectly good outcome for us.
Every quote comes out of the free conversion audit. No scope, no number — that’s the whole policy.
A batch of prioritised changes implemented and measured together — for stores with several issues at once.
Shopify conversion rate optimization is the work of turning more of your existing traffic into orders, rather than buying more traffic. In practice that means finding where shoppers drop off — slow pages, confusing navigation, friction at cart or checkout, a mobile layout that was designed for desktop — then fixing those points one at a time and measuring what changed.
A redesign changes everything at once, which means you learn nothing about what actually worked. Conversion optimization changes one thing at a time against a baseline, so you keep what helps and reverse what doesn’t. Sometimes the audit does conclude a rebuild is the right answer — but that should be a finding, not the starting assumption.
Both. If your current theme is structurally sound, we’ll extend it rather than sell you a rebuild you don’t need — custom sections, checkout logic and speed work all sit on top of an existing theme. We only recommend a custom build when the theme itself is what’s blocking conversion, and the audit tells us which situation you’re in.
Regularly. We start with an audit of the live store, keep what is working, and rebuild only what isn’t. Your products, orders and customer data stay in place, and we work in a staging store until you sign off — so nothing changes on the live store without your approval.
Yes, and it is usually where store issues surface first. We run campaign audits, Meta and Google compliance reviews, and cross-account reporting — so when spend isn’t converting, you can tell whether it is the ad or the product page.
A straightforward store build usually takes four to eight weeks from kickoff to launch. Timelines depend on catalogue size, how much custom functionality you need, and how quickly content and product data arrive. We agree a build order in writing at the planning stage so you know what ships when.
Your store URL is all we need to start. We don’t need admin access to run the audit.
One free audit. A written fix-list. Then you decide.
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