Store Audits
A Store Audit answers one question properly rather than several vaguely. When you already know roughly where it hurts — the store is slow, search traffic has dried up, a scanner flagged a vulnerability, or shoppers abandon the checkout — a focused, single-discipline audit goes deep on that one area and comes back with a cause and a fix, not a generic checklist.
Each audit is carried out by the developers who build our PrestaShop modules and run stores of their own, so the findings are grounded in how this platform actually behaves. You receive a written report that ranks every issue by impact and urgency, with clear steps to resolve it. Read on for the disciplines we cover, how each audit is run, and how an audit can roll straight into the fixes if you would rather not do them yourself.
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One discipline, examined properly
Each Store Audit takes a single area and goes all the way down. A search audit covers indexability, hreflang, sitemaps, structured data, internal linking and the content gaps that keep pages from being found and understood. A speed audit profiles PHP, database queries, caching, images and Core Web Vitals. A security audit looks for known vulnerabilities, injection risks, malware and skimmers, and checks your admin hardening and backups. A usability audit walks the product and checkout flow on real devices, including accessibility.
There are also focused checks for your hosting and infrastructure, and for the technical health of your product feed and conversion tracking. Whichever you pick, the scope is written down before we start, so you know exactly what is — and is not — being examined.
How an audit is run
We measure before we conclude. Every finding in the report follows the same shape — what we found, what it is costing you, how urgent it is, and the concrete steps to put it right, with screenshots and links to the exact settings involved. The issues are then ranked into an action plan, so a small team knows what to tackle first and what can safely wait.
Most single-discipline audits turn around in a few working days, and the deeper tier adds a walkthrough call to talk through the findings together. The report is written in plain language for the store owner, while staying precise enough for a developer to implement from directly.
The tools we reach for — when they fit
Where a finding calls for ongoing automation rather than a one-off change, we point to the module that does the job: SEO Revolution and the Sitemap Builder for search foundations, Friendly URL for clean addresses, Performance Revolution for speed, Security Revolution for hardening, and Checkout Revolution for the buying flow. If a free setting or a host change is the real answer, that is what the report will say.
If you would rather we made the fixes than handed them to you, the audit feeds directly into implementation and part of the audit fee is credited toward that work. For a whole-store view across several disciplines at once, see Business Audits; to weigh a specific module or theme, see Advisory & Fit.
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