Open a prospect's store in Chrome, run the audit, and send a branded report with prioritized findings and the evidence behind each one. No access request, no onboarding call, no waiting on credentials.
Works on any public storefront, so you can audit a prospect before you have ever spoken to them.
The same audit does four different jobs depending on when you run it.
Audit a store before you reach out, and open with something specific you found instead of a generic pitch. You need nothing from them to do it.
No access requestWalk the prospect through their own storefront on the call. Every finding carries the evidence it came from, so the conversation is about the fix rather than about whether the problem is real.
Evidence on screenSend the report as a live link, email it, or export a branded PDF. It carries your logo and your name, not ours.
Your brand on itPut the client on weekly monitoring and ShopGrade emails you when their score drops, before they notice. Rescan when the work ships: the report puts the new score beside the old one and lists what closed, which is the part that renews a retainer.
Before and afterA chaptered document, not a score. These are the sections the report really produces, in the order the client reads them. A Free report is deliberately thin: it keeps the executive overview, the store health summary, the crawl checks, the page-weight breakdown and the score trend, and locks every chapter tagged Paid reports below.
Field by field, so there is no surprise when the client opens it. Available on Pro and Agency.
The methodology note stays in every report. It states what was measured and what the scores do not promise, which is the part that protects you if a client pushes back.
One button on the report builds it: landscape slides carrying the verdict, the storefront you captured, the evidence behind each finding, a slide per priority, and the scope you are proposing. Save it as a PDF and walk the client through it. Pro and Agency.
Three slides from the deck the sample report on this site produces, rendered by the same code that builds a real one. The agency name and colour are placeholders for yours; the storefront is invented.
Agency is built around a team drawing on a shared pool rather than three people each guarding a private quota.
50 report generations a month across all three seats. Nobody has to ask who has budget left, and a seat that is busy this week simply uses more of it.
Group every report for an account together, so a twelve-month history is one click rather than a search.
Label reports by engagement type, stage or owner, and filter the library by them.
Scores, issues, notes, stages and history sync to the seats on the workspace. Individual plans keep their library in the browser instead.
Put a client store on a seven-day PageSpeed watch. ShopGrade keeps the previous score beside the latest one and emails you when it drops five points or more. It costs no report generation, so a whole client list can sit on it.
A focus (balanced, speed, SEO or conversion) and a grading strictness on every plan, plus your own target score and target LCP on Pro and Agency. Whichever profile produced a report is printed in its methodology chapter, so a client can see the conditions behind the grade.
Every report stays in your account until you delete it. Sharing is what has a clock on it: a public link opens the report to anyone holding it for 15 days, twice per report.
Plain arithmetic on the published price. No projected returns, because we cannot see your rates or your close rate.
About what one report costs on Agency, if the workspace uses all 50 generations in the month.
The questions that come up before the first audit.
Install ShopGrade, open a storefront you want to win, and see what the report gives you to open with.
No Shopify login or admin access required
