Every app adds code.
Reviews, chat, upsells and pop-ups often load their scripts on every page, even where they do nothing.
What we doWe load app code only where it’s used, and list the apps that cost the most speed. You decide which stay.
Why is your Shopify store slow? We find what slows it down and fix it in your theme.Fixed scope and price, 1–2 weeks. Every change is tested before and after, nothing goes live without your approval, and you get 30 days of support after launch.
No audit needed. You get a short video of what we see and a written quote before you pay.
All five Google PageSpeed checks
Shopify’s own servers are fast. What slows a store down is usually what was added on top: apps, images, theme code and tags. Here is what we look for, and what we do about it.
Reviews, chat, upsells and pop-ups often load their scripts on every page, even where they do nothing.
What we doWe load app code only where it’s used, and list the apps that cost the most speed. You decide which stay.
Removing an app often leaves its code in the theme, still slowing every page.
What we doWe find the leftovers and take them out of the theme.
Large images, sliders and videos at the top of the page, sent at full size to phones.
What we doRight sizes for phones, and the first screen loads first. The rest waits until it’s needed.
Scripts, fonts and tracking tags that load before the page can be used, and parts that move while it loads.
What we doScripts wait until the page works, text shows while fonts load, and the page holds still.
PageSpeed Insights grades a page in five areas. Most speed services work on the first one. We fix what the test flags in all five, in your theme.
What it checksHow fast the page loads and responds on a test phone, and whether it jumps while loading.
Why it mattersA slow page makes shoppers wait, and a page that jumps makes them tap the wrong thing, most of all on phones.
What it checksWhether people using a screen reader, a keyboard or zoom can use the store: labels, alt text, contrast, headings.
Why it mattersEvery shopper can find a product and reach the cart. An automated test finds only part of the problems, so we don’t call a store “ADA compliant”.
What it checksCode health: errors in the browser console, outdated code, images shown at the wrong size.
Why it mattersCode errors can break a button, a slider or an app on some phones and browsers. When one comes from Shopify or an app, we tell you which.
What it checksThe basics search engines need: page titles, descriptions, links they can follow, image alt text, robots rules.
Why it mattersSearch engines can read your pages and show them the way you meant. For a full SEO review, see the audit.
What it checksNew in 2026: whether AI agents can read and use the page, from a well-formed accessibility tree to a page that holds still.
Why it mattersAI tools are starting to browse and shop for people. Google marks this check as experimental.
Google shows two kinds of numbers. The PageSpeed score comes from one simulated visit on a test phone, and it moves between runs. The real-visitor numbers come from people using your store over the last 28 days. We use the score to find what to fix, and judge the work by both.
Tell us about your store. You get a short video of what we see and a written quote with the price and a date. The date moves if access or approvals come late.
The work starts with a full speed check of your main pages on phone and desktop. We record the numbers and write the list of changes.
We duplicate your live theme and work only on the copy. Apps are removed only with your OK.
You preview the faster copy on your own store. We publish it, and the previous theme stays saved, one click away.
Before and after numbers for every change, and 30 days of support: we stay on hand for your questions, and any adjustment to the work we did is included.
The price is in your written quote. No hourly billing.
The speed fixes your store needs, made in your theme and tested before and after.
The price depends on your store: the theme and its design, how many apps are installed, the content on each page, outside scripts and tracking tags, a page builder, how many pages need work and which checks need fixing. The results depend on the same things.
Full refund if you cancel before the start date.
Full terms →Full store optimization covers conversion, speed, SEO and AI search, from $3,900.

You work with Vojislav, the founder of CartWhy: 10 years on Shopify and 500+ stores.
Read his story →If one of these fits your store, we say so before you pay.
He showed strong technical expertise and worked in a structured, professional manner, focusing on real performance issues rather than superficial score improvements.
Store owner, Turkey
He’s fast, extremely knowledgeable, and genuinely understands how to squeeze the best performance out of a website without compromising design.
Store owner, United States
He was extremely thorough and professional in his work. He did exactly what he said he would.
Store owner, United States
No. Speed fixes can start on their own: you get a short video of what we see and a written quote. If you want the whole store checked, conversion, SEO and AI search too, start with the full store audit.
No. The score comes from one simulated visit and moves between runs, so a promise about it says little. We test every change before and after with the same tool and show you the numbers.
Each test is one simulated visit, and network and server timing differ a little on every run. Compare several runs, and look at the real-visitor numbers next to the score.
Google’s real-visitor numbers cover the last 28 days, so a change shows fully about four weeks after launch. Stores with few visitors may have no real-visitor numbers at all.
Nobody can promise that from an automated test, and we don’t. We fix what the PageSpeed accessibility check flags in your theme. A full accessibility review is a separate job, quoted on its own.
A PageSpeed check Google added in 2026. It looks at whether AI agents can read and use a page: a well-formed accessibility tree and a page that holds still while it loads. Google marks it as experimental, so treat it as a direction, not a grade.
No. Speed fixes change how pages load, not how they look. If a fix would change anything you can see, we show it to you first.
Only if you want to. We list the apps that cost the most speed and what each one does for you, and you decide which go.
Shopify runs the checkout, and no theme change reaches it. We work on the pages before it: home, collections, product pages and the cart.
New apps add their own code, so speed can drop again. Changes made after launch are not part of the 30 days of support. For steady care every month, there is maintenance.
Nothing, until you approve. We work on an unpublished copy of your theme, and your previous theme stays saved after launch. Products, orders, pages and prices work as usual. Please pause theme changes until we finish. If one can’t wait, make it on both themes, or ask us and we’ll quote it.
Yes, a collaborator account. You can remove it at any time, and we ask you to remove it after the 30 days of support.
One fixed price, paid before the work starts. If you cancel before the start date, you get a full refund. Once the work has started, the fee is not refunded.
Tell us what feels slow. You’ll get a reply within 1 business day, then a short video of what we see and a written quote.
Want the whole store checked? Start with the full store audit →