Ask it the way you would say it.

Both. UXFix walks your store the way a shopper does, judges every page against the published rules, decides what deserves fixing first based on money, and writes the steps for you. What it does not do today: change your store itself. That is next, and only with your approval.

No. Just paste your store URL. We visit the same public pages any customer sees.

Nothing. It only reads, adds to a guest cart, and stops before payment. No card entered, no order, no account.

Usually two to four minutes. We walk the product page, the cart and the checkout, collect the evidence, and score it. You can close the tab: the report waits in your dashboard and we email you when it is ready.

Any storefront we can open in a browser. Shopify, WooCommerce, Salla, Zid, Magento and BigCommerce are all tested, and custom builds work too. If we cannot reach yours, the audit fails and costs you nothing.

Yes. Prices in any currency, buttons in any wording, and pages that run right to left. The report itself comes in your language.

Your score, your grade, and seven issues across product page, cart and checkout, including your single biggest critical. Every passing check is shown too, so you can see all 115 rules ran.

Yes. Unlock everything we found on one store for $29, once. No subscription, and no re-audits.

One shop, one web address. Free covers three, Pro seven and Agency thirty. Auditing a store you have already added does not use up another one.

Nothing comes off your allowance. If we cannot reach your store, you were not charged for it.

Yes. You can cancel from your dashboard at any time, with no contract. Everything you have already run stays yours, and your plan stays active to the end of the period you paid for.

It is the weighted share of the rules we could judge that your store gets right, from 0 to 100, across 115 rules on your product page, cart and checkout. Critical rules weigh four times as much as low ones, and the checkout carries half the score. The Methodology page has the full formula.

Coverage is how much of the applicable rulebook we could actually judge on your store that day. A score over half the rules is a different claim from a score over all of them, so we always print the two together.

We could not judge that rule on your store, usually because bot protection or a region lock stopped the walk before the step it needs. It is left out of your score entirely and it lowers your coverage figure, so the gap is visible. We never guess, and it never counts as a fail. A finding that says not applicable is a different thing: the rule had nothing to judge on your store, such as swatches on a product with no variants, and it is not counted against your coverage either.

A separate score for whether an AI shopping agent can read your price, stock and shipping and complete a purchase. It is reported beside your main score and is never blended into it.

No. They are estimates, shown as ranges and labelled as such, modelled from published cart and checkout abandonment research. We do not have access to your analytics.

Never without your consent. The audits shown here were either approved by their owners, or run by us as published audits.

Yes. Anyone at a named store can have their page corrected, re-checked or removed by emailing [email protected]. A re-run updates the page in place at the same address.