Your Shopify Store Is Losing Money.
We Show You Exactly Where.
A real Shopify expert personally reviews your store for security vulnerabilities, EU compliance gaps, speed issues, and conversion killers — then tells you exactly how to fix each one.
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We audit security, compliance, speed, SEO, and conversion. Every issue ranked by severity and impact.
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Each issue links to the specific Browsify app that fixes it. Install only what your store needs.
What Your Report Covers
Every audit checks these five areas. Every issue comes with a severity score and a one-click fix.
Security
Fraud, bots, card testing, content scraping
Compliance
GDPR, cookie consent, accessibility, EU withdrawal
Speed
Core Web Vitals, page load, render blocking
SEO & AEO
Meta tags, structured data, AI search readiness
Conversion
Trust signals, reviews, sizing, back-in-stock
Real Problems We Find in Almost Every Store
These aren't hypothetical — they're costing Shopify merchants real money right now.
Fraudulent Orders Are Draining Money You Don't See
- $15–$100 per chargeback dispute — on top of the product you already shipped and lost. A bad week can cost $500–$2,000+.
- 20–40% higher ad costs — fake orders pollute your Meta/Google pixel data, so your algorithm spends your budget chasing fraudsters instead of buyers.
- Stolen-card testing attacks — hundreds of small transactions through your checkout in minutes, each one a real chargeback risk.
Compliance Gaps Regulators Actually Fine
- Up to 4% of revenue or €100,000 — EU Accessibility Act penalty for missing alt text and poor contrast, in force since June 2025.
- 15–20% higher real ad costs — no compliant cookie banner means Google already restricts your Ads data under Consent Mode v2.
- Full order value lost — a vague refund policy tips ambiguous chargeback disputes against you, not in your favor.
What's Quietly Capping Your Revenue
- 7% fewer sales per second of delay — slow-loading product pages lose mobile shoppers before they even see your price.
- ~70% cart abandonment — no trust badge or guarantee at checkout is one of the top reasons shoppers back out before paying.
- 10–15% lower conversion — products launched with zero reviews consistently underperform ones with even a handful.
What Merchants Say
"The audit caught fraudulent orders we had no idea about. We were losing $3K/month to chargebacks and didn't even realize the pattern."
"We had 11 compliance issues we didn't know existed. The EU Accessibility Act alone could have cost us six figures."
"Page speed fixes alone improved our conversion rate by 12%. The audit paid for itself in the first week."
Latest from the Blog
Tips on fraud prevention, EU compliance, page speed, and growing your Shopify store.
Fraud Prevention for Limited Edition & Sneaker Drop Stores
You spent months planning a limited drop. The product is exclusive, the hype is built, and the launch time is set. Within 30 seconds of going live, every unit is sold out and most of it went to bots. Your real customers are frustrated. Your social media fills with complaints from fans who couldn't checkout fast enough. Meanwhile, your products appear on resale platforms at 3x retail before your drop page even finishes loading. This is the reality for sneaker, streetwear, and limited-edition stores on Shopify. And traditional fraud tools weren't designed to handle it.
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Not all fraud comes from stolen credit cards and hooded hackers. The most common type of chargeback on Shopify comes from real customers who received real products and disputed the charge anyway. This is friendly fraud, and it accounts for an estimated 60–80% of all ecommerce chargeback losses. It's the fraud that doesn't look like fraud until you check your dispute inbox.
Read more →Fraud Prevention for Fashion & Luxury Shopify Stores
Fashion and luxury Shopify stores face a unique fraud profile. Higher average order values mean every fraudulent order costs more. Original product photography and curated descriptions are prime targets for content theft. And the combination of high-value items with aspirational branding attracts professional fraud operations that target these stores specifically. This page covers the fraud patterns that hit fashion and luxury merchants hardest and how to build protection that matches the value of what you sell.
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