Find what's holding your Shopify store back in Google.
We crawl your products, collections, pages and blog posts like Google does, run 45+ SEO checks, and tell you exactly where to fix each problem in your Shopify admin.
One health score
293 pages scored, critical problems first.
Needs WorkWhat's hurting it
- Broken internal links4
- Pages not found (404)2
- Pages missing an H144
Fix it in Shopify
Broken Internal Links: Go to Content → Menus and update the broken links in your menus, or edit the page content to fix incorrect URLs.
What we find on Shopify stores
Shopify handles the basics. These are the problems it leaves to you.
Shopify gives every store a sitemap, HTTPS and canonical tags. Titles, product content, images, links and app bloat are up to you, and that's where most stores lose rankings.
Dead links in menus and old blog posts
Deleted products and renamed collections leave links pointing to 404 pages. We find every broken link and the page it sits on.
Products that no longer exist
Products that were deleted instead of redirected. We list the dead URLs so you can redirect them to a live page.
Missing or duplicate titles
Many themes fall back to the product name or the store name. We flag missing, too short, too long and duplicate titles and descriptions.
Product images without alt text
Most stores upload photos straight from the supplier. We count every image missing alt text, page by page.
Thin product descriptions
Copied manufacturer copy gives Google nothing unique. We flag thin pages, and the AI Content Writer helps you rewrite them.
App and script bloat
Every app adds scripts to your theme. We count scripts and stylesheets per page, so you can see which pages are the heaviest.
Fix steps, not just a list of errors
Every issue tells you where to click in Shopify.
Generic SEO tools say "fix your meta description". QuickifyApp detects that your store runs on Shopify and gives you the exact admin path, plus the list of affected URLs to work through.
How to fix in Shopify: Go to Content → Menus and update the broken links in your menus, or edit the page content to fix incorrect URLs.
How to fix in Shopify: Go to Content → Menus → View URL redirects and create a redirect from the broken URL to a relevant existing page.
How to fix in Shopify: Go to Products → All products, select the item, click the image, and enter descriptive text in the Alt text field.
From store URL to fix list in three steps
Enter your store URL
Your own domain or your .myshopify.com address. No app to install and no admin access needed.
We crawl and score it
Up to 10,000 pages, 45+ checks, and a health score. We detect your theme and platform automatically.
Fix in your Shopify admin
Work through the list, critical issues first, with the exact admin path for each fix. Rescan to see your score go up.
Shopify SEO audit: common questions
Still unsure? Contact us and the founder answers.
Do I need to install a Shopify app?
No. QuickifyApp reads your store from the outside by its URL, the same way Google does. Nothing is installed and we never ask for your Shopify admin login.
Isn't Shopify already good for SEO?
Shopify handles the technical basics like your sitemap, HTTPS and canonical tags. Titles, product content, image alt text, broken links and app scripts are still up to you, and that is what we check.
Does it work with my theme?
Yes. It works with any Shopify theme, free or paid, and shows which theme your store runs on.
Will the scan slow down my store?
No. Our crawler, QuickifyAppBot, identifies itself honestly and crawls at a polite pace.
How many pages can it scan?
Up to 1,000 pages on the Starter plan and up to 10,000 pages on Business and Pro.
See your Shopify store's SEO score today.
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