Shopify Store Intelligence
Find what’s hurting your Shopify store.Then fix it.
Technical, SEO, app and migration diagnostics for Shopify stores — powered by public storefront evidence.
Store health
72/ 100
One read-only pass over the public storefront, translated into what to look at first.
What needs your attention
Example data01Your main content loads later than recommended
3.7 sLCP
02A large amount of JavaScript loads with the storefront
34 scriptsHeavy
03Several third-party services load before customers interact
9 servicesReview
LCPLargest Contentful Paint — How quickly customers see the main content.
3.7 s
Needs improvement
INPInteraction to Next Paint — How quickly the store responds when shoppers interact.
284 ms
Needs improvement
CLSCumulative Layout Shift — How much the page moves while it loads.
0.18
Needs improvement
Core Web Vitals shown as illustrative field data · not produced by the current Store Check engine
Identify the issues first. Then decide what is actually worth fixing.
TechBits reads public storefront evidence the way a Shopify developer would, then reports only what that evidence supports. Prioritized findings, enough context to make a call, and an internal remediation review available to eligible workspace admins.
(01) Store Check
See what’s slowing
the store down.
One read-only pass over the public storefront, translated into what to look at first: how quickly the page responds, how much JavaScript loads with it, and what search engines see.
Run a Store CheckCore Web Vitals
Illustrative field data- LCPLargest Contentful Paint. How quickly customers see the main content. Good ≤ 2.5 s · Needs improvement 2.5–4.0 s · Poor > 4.0 sHow quickly customers see the main content.
- 3.7 sNeeds improvement
- INPInteraction to Next Paint. How quickly the store responds when shoppers interact. Good ≤ 200 ms · Needs improvement 200–500 ms · Poor > 500 msHow quickly the store responds when shoppers interact.
- 284 msNeeds improvement
- CLSCumulative Layout Shift. How much the page moves while it loads. Good ≤ 0.1 · Needs improvement 0.1–0.25 · Poor > 0.25How much the page moves while it loads.
- 0.18Needs improvement
Main page content appears later than recommended.
Interactions such as Add to Cart or variant selection may feel delayed.Add to cart · Variant selection · Menu opening · Search
Page content moves while widgets and dynamic elements load.Review stars · Payment badges · Shipping widgets · Promo banners
Storefront signals
ObservedHomepage responseHow quickly the storefront starts responding.
TTFB
842 ms
Initial page HTMLHow much HTML the browser downloads before anything else runs.
Response bytes
318 KiB
Scripts on the homepageScript tags found in the initial page HTML.
Script elements
34
External servicesDistinct outside domains referenced by the homepage.
Third-party hosts
9
Search & crawlability
What to review first
01Main content load
3.7 sLCP
Customers wait longer than recommended before the main homepage content appears.
02Third-party JavaScript
34 scriptsHeavy
Third-party JavaScript competes for browser processing time while shoppers browse.
03Layout shifts from dynamic widgets
0.18CLS
Layout shifts can move product information or buttons while customers are trying to interact.
(02) App Audit
See what’s loading
with your storefront.
Which recognizable services load with your storefront, where two tools appear to do the same job, and how much third-party code arrives before a customer interacts — each labelled observed, inferred, or unknown.
Run an App AuditApps & services detected
Observed- KlaviyoMarketing2 matching script references
- YotpoReviewsWidget loader reference
- Judge.meReviewsReview widget script reference
- RechargeSubscriptionsSubscription bundle reference
- GorgiasCustomer supportChat loader reference
- HotjarBehavior analyticsTracking snippet reference
Potential overlap
Reviews
Yotpo + Judge.me
Two review-provider signatures were found. Review whether both are intentionally loading.
Behavior analytics
Hotjar + Lucky Orange
Two behavior analytics tools were found. Review whether both are still required.
External scripts
27
Third-party hosts
9
Inline JavaScript
132 KiB
Recognized services
6
Review priority
High
Several third-party integrations are present in the initial storefront HTML. These integrations are candidates for performance review — measure their individual cost before removing or deferring anything.
Intelligence layer
From raw signals to useful answers.
Every TechBits report is reproducible. The same storefront, the same engine version, the same conclusion — with the evidence attached.
- 01GET / · 200
Public storefront
The public homepage, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml — nothing behind a login.
- 02max 5 hops · 2 MB
Fetch
Validated redirects, blocked private targets, capped bytes and duration.
- 03142 signals
Normalize
Responses, headers, markup, and script footprint parsed into comparable signals.
- 04engine v1
Rules engine
A pinned engine version scores each signal against deterministic rules.
- 05attached
Evidence
Each rule keeps the observation behind it, labelled observed, inferred, or unknown.
- 0614 findings
Prioritized findings
Ordered by impact, with the limitations of the method stated in plain language.
engine v1 requested_at 2026-09-02T09:14:07Z fetch 200 · 1 redirect · 418 KB · 2.41 s signals 142 normalized evidence observed 118 · inferred 19 · unknown 5 result score 72/100 · 14 prioritized findings
(03) Migration Check
See the migration before you start it.
Public platform, URL, locale, account, and subscription signals mapped into the workstreams a Shopify migration would need.
Run a Migration CheckCurrent platform
Magento 2
Catalog surface
12,480 URLs
Customer accounts
Detected
Subscriptions
Detected
International
3 locales
Likely workstreams
- URL redirects
- Catalog migration
- Customer accounts
- Subscriptions
- Markets / localization
- SEO validation
Based on public signals only. Not a quote, catalog count, or delivery plan.
(04) Store Monitor
Know when the storefront changes.
Recorded runs and explicit change events inside a tenant-protected workspace, with before-and-after evidence attached.
Open the workspaceMonitor
Availability & structure
- Watches
- Public homepage
- Signals
- Availability, title, canonical, indexability, response time
- History
- Organization scoped
Built to show its work.
observed · inferred · unknown
Evidence-backed
Every finding is tied to an observed storefront signal. Inferred and unknown signals are labelled as such.
read-only · capped · validated
Bounded by design
Public, read-only analysis with validated redirects, capped response size, and capped duration.
versioned engines
Reproducible
Rule changes ship as a new engine version, so a historical report never silently changes meaning.
See what your store is telling you.
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