Paste your product page, category page, or campaign landing page. We grade it against ecommerce conversion patterns and return three concrete fixes — referencing your hero shot, your price block, your shipping line.
Results in 60 seconds.
Generic CRO checklists tell you to add reviews and trust badges. Ecommerce buyers are quicker than that. They make a yes-or-no decision in the first scroll based on the hero image, the price, the delivery promise, and whether they trust your brand to refund them. If any one of those four is weak, no amount of testimonial widgets recovers the cart. Most audit tools score the page in isolation; ecommerce pages have to be scored against the moment of purchase intent.
Landing Doctor checks whether your product hero communicates the use, the scale, and the differentiator at a glance. We grade your price presentation: is the discount anchored, is the per-unit price legible, is shipping cost visible before checkout? We score your trust strip against ecommerce-specific signals — return policy, shipping speed, payment methods, review count visibility — and call out exactly which element on your page is creating the hesitation.
A pack-shot on white tells the buyer what it is, not what it does for them. We flag whether your hero shows scale, use case, or context — and whether the alt text and lazy-load setup are killing your above-fold render time on mobile.
If your buyer can't see total cost (item + shipping + tax) before they click Add to Cart, you're optimizing for cart-abandonment. We flag whether shipping cost or "free shipping over $X" is visible at the price line, not buried in the footer.
"Secure checkout" badges from 2014 don't move ecommerce buyers in 2026. Category-relevant trust signals do: verified review counts, return-window length, ships-from country, materials sourcing. We score whether your trust signals match what your category actually fears.
Visual hierarchy on product pages often gives the secondary action (wishlist, save, share) the same weight as Add to Cart. We grade your CTA against the surrounding clutter and flag any element competing for the click.
Free preview returns three highest-impact issues. The $49 audit unlocks the full 12-dimension breakdown — hero clarity, price legibility, trust signal density, urgency mechanics, mobile flow, CTA hierarchy, social proof placement, and more — a hero rewrite, three primary-CTA variants ranked by expected lift, and the top five fixes with copy-paste replacements. The PDF goes to your designer or merchandiser before peak season. Calibrated for product pages, category pages, and campaign landing pages — Landing Doctor knows the difference and grades each against the right pattern.
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“The strongest part was how specific everything was. No vague advice, no generic growth hacks — just clear conversion-focused improvements with explanations. Landing Doctors helped us make the page cleaner, sharper,…”
“We followed the Landing Doctors recommendations before relaunching ads and the difference was obvious. Better messaging, stronger CTA placement, and less visual clutter made the page convert much more effectively.”
Free preview in about a minute. The $49 full audit gives you a hero rewrite, ranked fixes, and a PDF you can hand to your designer — no subscription, one charge.
Results in 60 seconds.
All three. Landing Doctor detects page type and scores against the right pattern. Product pages get graded on hero, price, shipping clarity, review density, and add-to-cart hierarchy. Category pages get graded on filter clarity, sort logic, and grid scannability. Homepages get graded on segment match and the path to category. You can run separate audits per template — most stores audit their hero product first, then their bestseller category.
Yes — the audit reads the rendered HTML, not the platform. Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, custom stacks, headless setups all work as long as the page is publicly fetchable. We have a dedicated Shopify-focused audit page for stores that want patterns specific to Shopify themes (Dawn, Impact, custom Liquid sections), but the generic ecommerce audit covers any store.
The audit reads your landing page and grades mobile-specific patterns — viewport meta, tap-target sizing, sticky CTA visibility, image weight, and form-field type for mobile keyboards. We don't simulate the full checkout flow (that requires interaction), but we do flag pre-checkout friction: hidden shipping cost, missing express-pay buttons, tiny price text, and any form on the landing page itself.
Yes — many stores run an audit mid-campaign to find what's underperforming. The audit grades urgency mechanics specifically: is your countdown visible, is the discount anchored to a real strikethrough, does your scarcity language match your inventory level. If you're losing carts during a flash sale, the audit usually points to a specific element — often the price block or the shipping line — within the first scroll.