Commerce flow
Check product pages, variants, Add to Cart behavior and cart interactions using a real browser.
StoreProof opens your public Shopify storefront in a real browser and checks the buying experience, mobile usability and technical health — then turns the results into a clear, prioritized report.
Public storefront testing only. StoreProof may add a product to an isolated test cart, but never submits checkout or payment.
Generic website scores only tell part of the story. StoreProof combines browser testing with ecommerce-focused checks so the problems closest to the buying journey are easier to find.
Check product pages, variants, Add to Cart behavior and cart interactions using a real browser.
Find hidden CTAs, layout overflow, obstructed controls and interaction issues on smaller screens.
Surface slow-loading resources, rendering problems and browser performance signals that deserve attention.
Review page titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings and other storefront SEO fundamentals.
Run automated accessibility checks for common issues involving labels, contrast, ARIA and page structure.
Capture JavaScript errors, failed requests and browser-level evidence developers can use to reproduce issues.
You don't need to install an app or give StoreProof access to Shopify Admin. The public storefront is tested the same way a visitor reaches it: through a browser.
Paste a public Shopify store URL. We validate it before starting the scan.
A real Chromium browser checks representative storefront pages on desktop and mobile.
Findings are grouped by severity with evidence and practical context for merchants and developers.
StoreProof explains storefront issues in plain language while keeping the technical evidence developers need to investigate what actually happened.
Understand whether anything on your storefront could make browsing or buying harder for customers, without needing to interpret developer tools or technical reports.
Clear merchant-friendly findingsSee browser errors, screenshots and reproducible evidence that can help narrow down storefront problems and verify whether a fix actually worked.
Evidence for debugging and re-testingRun launch checks and client audits using a consistent process, then share findings with the people responsible for fixing them.
Consistent QA across client stores