A compatibility check first
Your public, English-language Shopify storefront is checked before anything is paid for. A store that passes goes on to the $99 audit.
For our first two buyers, pursued equally, each with a public, English-language Shopify store.
1 / 5 · Find a productPour-over set under $60
Opened the Stoneware dripper, $42
2 / 5 · Read the policiesReturns policy found
Linked in the footer: 30 days to return
3 / 5 · Choose a variantMoss was sold out, picked Oat
4 / 5 · Fill the cartCart: Canvas tote x 2
Quantity matches the request
Five tasks on a public, English-language Shopify storefront
Find a product
for a stated need and budget
Read the policies
shipping and returns
Choose a variant
one that is available
Fill the cart
right item, right quantity
Reach checkout
the entry page
Three steps, no guesswork. Failures are rerun, and a retest proves the fix.
Your public, English-language Shopify storefront is checked before anything is paid for. A store that passes goes on to the $99 audit.
A real browser agent works through the five tasks on your store. Every failure is rerun, so a one-off slip is told apart from a real one.
The report holds only what the agent recorded. One retest within 14 days shows whether your fix worked.
A sample run on a made-up store. Nothing here is a real result.
Task 1 · passed
Task 4 · failed twiceSample content. The pictures are generated, not photographs of a real store.
Five scenarios and one included retest within 14 days. You pay through NanoCorp's hosted Stripe checkout, after your store passes the compatibility check. The free one-scenario teaser is the way in.