CRO findings with the fix already written

A list of CRO findings is only half the job. Someone still has to write the new copy, rearrange the sections and build it into the theme. The CRO agent does that half too.

What it reviews

  • Product pages: above the fold, images, price and offer, reviews, answers to objections, add-to-cart path.
  • Collection pages: filters, sorting, product cards, the first row.
  • Cart and the path to checkout: trust, shipping clarity, upsells, friction.
  • Home page: what a first-time visitor understands in five seconds.
  • Mobile, first, because that is where most of your shoppers are.

Every finding is tied to a customer

"Cautious first-timers can't see your return policy until the footer. Their top objection is 'what if it irritates my skin?'"

The fix answers that objection: a short line under the add-to-cart button, and a FAQ block using the words customers use in your reviews.

What a fix looks like

  • New copy, written in your voice
  • Reordered or added sections
  • Trust blocks and FAQ drawn from your real reviews
  • Built on a preview copy of your theme, so you can click through it on your phone

Test or ship

Small, low-risk fixes you can ship straight away. Bigger changes go to the experiments agent as a test, with a hypothesis already written.

Questions people ask

Will it change my live theme?

Not without a second approval. Fixes go to an unpublished copy of your theme so you can preview them. Making them live is a separate step.

How much does it cost?

20 credits for a CRO audit and 10 for each fix.

Should I test the fixes?

For anything that changes what shoppers see before they buy, yes. The experiments agent can run the test and call the winner.

See this on your own store

Paste your store URL. The audit takes about a minute, costs nothing, and ends with a welcome flow you can read before anything is sent.