Find what's holding your store back.
EcomWebCheck helps ecommerce businesses discover the issues that are easy to miss. From technical problems and SEO issues to mobile experience, performance, product pages, and conversion barriers, EcomWebCheck analyzes your storefront and turns complex findings into clear, actionable insights.
Why we built EcomWebCheck
Running an ecommerce store means constantly balancing products, marketing, customers, analytics, and growth.
It is easy to miss a broken link, a technical issue, a poorly optimized page, or a small UX problem that could be affecting your store.
Traditional audits can be expensive, slow, and difficult to understand.
We built EcomWebCheck to make store auditing fast, accessible, and actionable.
EcomWebCheck is designed around one simple idea.
A good audit should tell you what is wrong, where it is wrong, and what you can do about it.
Instead of overwhelming you with technical data, EcomWebCheck organizes findings into clear categories and prioritizes the issues that deserve your attention.
Technical
Identify technical issues that may affect how your storefront works and is discovered.
SEO
Find common optimization issues that can make your pages harder for search engines to understand.
Performance
Identify potential performance bottlenecks and areas that may affect loading experience.
Mobile experience
See how your storefront performs from a mobile usability perspective.
Product & content
Find missing, inconsistent, or poorly optimized product and content elements.
Conversion
Identify potential friction points across the shopping experience.
An audit should be more than a score.
Every useful finding should have context. EcomWebCheck is designed to show what was detected, where it was detected, and why it matters, giving you a clearer path from finding a problem to fixing it.
And after making changes, you can run another audit and see whether the issue has actually been resolved.
Broken internal link
Affected pages: 25A link on your site points to a page returning HTTP 404.
- Example page:
- /pages/example
Evidence
Target: /pages/example — HTTP 404
Show all 25 affected pages
Recommendation — Update or remove the broken link, or restore the missing page.
Why it matters & how to fix
Why it matters: A link to a page that no longer exists sends visitors to a dead end and wastes the search-engine crawl budget spent following it.
How to fix: Update the link to point at the correct destination, or restore/redirect the missing page.
Missing meta description
Affected pages: 10This page has no meta description tag.
- Example page:
- /products/example
Show all 10 affected pages
Recommendation — Add a unique meta description describing the page and its main value proposition.
Why it matters & how to fix
Why it matters: Search engines may generate their own snippet from page content when a useful meta description is missing, which is often less compelling than one you'd write yourself.
How to fix: Add a unique meta description summarizing the page and its value.
Built independently
EcomWebCheck is independently built and operated by Richard Rutko in Latvia. The goal is simple: build a useful tool that helps ecommerce owners understand their websites without needing to become technical experts.
We are continuously improving EcomWebCheck based on real-world websites, new ecommerce technologies, and the problems store owners encounter every day.
Scan. Understand. Fix. Verify.
We don't believe in overwhelming store owners with hundreds of meaningless recommendations. We believe in finding the issues that matter, explaining them clearly, and giving you a practical way forward.
See what's holding your store back.
Your first audit is free.