Twenty-five things a buyer notices before they trust you.
Paste your store address. Four seconds later you have a scored report that names the exact sentence, the exact page and the exact number behind every problem — supplier wording left in your descriptions, missing policies, template brackets in your terms, brand names you do not own.
Scoring…
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It quotes. It never guesses.
Most store “audits” hand you adjectives. This one hands you the sentence that is on your product page right now, and the threshold that made it a finding.
Every finding is quoted
A passage lifted from your own store, or the measured number printed next to the threshold that triggered it. You can verify any line in the report yourself in under a minute.
All 25 rules are visible
Nothing is a black box and nothing is scored by an AI guess. The rules sit inside the file you own, in plain sight, and you can change any threshold that does not suit your catalogue.
Unreadable means unscored
If a page will not load during a run, that check stays silent rather than counting against you. A score you cannot trust is worse than no score, so the report says so instead.
What it checks.
Eight critical findings cost 8 points each, seventeen standard findings cost 2. You start at 100. Below 70 the report is stamped Not ready.
Critical8 checks · −8 each
Standard17 checks · −2 each
How it works.
Store Check is not a website you log into. It is a working automation you import into an account that belongs to you, and it stays yours.
Import the file
Create a free Make account, open a new scenario and import the blueprint. Everything is already built — there is nothing to configure and nothing to connect.
Generate your address
One click creates a private web address that only your account can use. Open it in any browser and you get a single field. Bookmark it. That is the whole interface.
Run it, fix it, run it again
Paste a store address and read the report. Fix what it found using the Fix Kit, then run it again at the same address — the score moves the moment the store does.
Stated before you buy: Store Check needs a free Make account. The free plan covers roughly 55 full audits a month at no cost. It does not need an API key, an AI subscription, a card, or admin access to the store you are checking.
Three files.
The tool
The blueprint you import. Twenty-five checks, the scoring, the report layout and the rules, all in one file you own outright and can edit.
The repairs
Seven templates: returns, shipping, privacy, terms, an about page, a contact page, an FAQ and the structure to write product copy to. Fill ten fields once and every template fills itself. Runs offline in your browser.
The manual
Setup in six screenshots, how to read a report, how to restrict the tool to your own stores, and a table of what to do when something does not work.
Why an automation, and not just a website?
Because a website would be someone else's, and this one is yours.
No account to create with us, no monthly fee, no cap on how many times you run it, and no store address of yours sitting in a log we control. The rules live in a file on your side of the fence, so you can read every one of them and change any threshold that does not fit your catalogue. If we vanish tomorrow, your copy keeps working.
What it does not do.
A tool that claims no limits is hiding them. These are ours.
It reads only public pages. The storefront, the public catalogue, the public cart. It never asks for admin access — and it cannot audit a store hidden behind a password page.
It works on the catalogue as a whole. It reports how many characters across how many products, never which eleven products specifically. It reads up to 250 products.
The wording it matches is English. Supplier phrases and health or income claims are caught in their English forms. A storefront written in another language will not trigger those two checks.
It checks that your legal pages exist, not what they say. No automated check can judge a policy's legal correctness, and this one does not pretend to. It is not legal, tax or customs advice.
It says nothing about design, product choice, suppliers or ads. It measures completeness and risk on a storefront. That is the whole job.
Own it, don't rent it.
Run it on your store tonight, on the next one in six weeks, and on the one after that. There is no counter and no renewal date.
Files are delivered the moment payment clears.
- The blueprint, yours to keep and edit
- Fix Kit with seven fill-once templates
- Setup guide, six steps with screenshots
- Unlimited runs on a free Make account
- 14-day refund, no questions asked
Requires a free Make account
Before you decide.
Do I need to know how to use Make?
No. You import a file, click once to create your address, and switch the scenario on. The guide walks the six steps with a screenshot each. Nothing is built or connected by you.
Does it work on stores that are not on Shopify?
No. It reads the public product catalogue that Shopify storefronts publish, so it needs a Shopify store. If you point it somewhere else it tells you plainly instead of inventing a score.
Can I audit stores that are not mine?
It reads only pages a visitor can already see, so it works on any public Shopify storefront. It is built and licensed for stores you own or operate. You can also lock it to a list of your own domains, and then it refuses everything else.
What does one audit cost me?
Seventeen operations on the Make free plan, which gives 1,000 a month. That is around 55 full audits at no charge. If you run past it, the plan resets monthly.
Will it fix my store for me?
It finds and evidences the problems, and the Fix Kit hands you the text for the ones that are text — policies, an about page, a contact page, an FAQ, and the structure for product copy. Uploading better photos or renaming a product is still your job.
Is my store data sent anywhere?
The audit runs inside your own Make account and the report opens in your own browser. We never see the address you check or the result you get.
What if the score comes out wrong?
Every finding shows its evidence, so a wrong one is visible immediately rather than hidden in a number. Tell us which check and which store, and we will look at the rule.