Get more sales. Less guesswork.

A CRO audit of your storefront journey — scored and ranked

For consultants and teams who think in page types and hypotheses — not only “why aren’t we converting”.

CRO without a shared baseline turns into opinions

Home, collection and PDP each need different components. We score what is present vs expected by zone.

Desktop and mobile screenshots keep debates evidence-based.

Output is a prioritized list you can turn into tests — not a redesign manifesto.

CRO process coverage

By page type

Home rails, collection filters, PDP buy box — expected components per zone.

By device

Separate mobile/desktop captures and device-tagged recos when available.

Heuristics

Trust, CTA, merchandising, navigation, search.

Prioritization

Same revenue-impact weights as the rest of Getmoresales.

Example of a result

Collection pages lack filters and product-card ratings; PDP recos are already decent. CRO work starts on PLP, not another PDP copy tweak.

See a live public audit: gymshark.com · How scoring works

Who it is for

CRO consultants, agencies and in-house growth teams.

Merchants who just want “why sales are flat” should start on the conversion audit page.

FAQ

CRO audit vs conversion audit?
Conversion audit = merchant pain (“not converting”). CRO audit = process and heuristics by page type for practitioners.
Do you run A/B tests?
No. We produce the diagnosis and ranked hypotheses. You run tests in your stack.
Agencies?
White-label PDF/PPTX are on the Agency plan. This page is the CRO methodology entry.
Checkout tests?
We do not place orders. Visible cart-drawer/theme patterns can still appear in findings.

Run a CRO audit