Quick start · Commerce · 3 days
Checkout teardown. Three days to find the lost orders.
- Length
- 3 business days from analytics access.
- You get
- A funnel report, recorded sessions, a ranked fix list.
- Cost
- Fixed, agreed in writing before we start.
- Clients rate us
- 4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews
Who does what
You open the analytics. We find the leak.
You hold
- Read access to analytics and the store admin
- Your payment methods and shipping rules as configured
- Thirty minutes for the walkthrough
Codeeo holds
- The funnel measured step by step from your data
- Every step tested on the devices and networks your buyers use
- Payment, address, shipping and promo code paths checked
- Fixes ranked by recovered revenue, with effort against each
What is in the teardown
The funnel, the faults and the order to fix them.
- Funnel with numbers
- Product, basket, checkout, payment, confirmation: where visitors leave, by device and by traffic source.
- Step by step test
- Recorded sessions on real phones through every path, including guest checkout, saved cards, BNPL and cash on delivery where you offer it.
- Speed at the checkout
- Core Web Vitals on the pages that matter most, with the scripts and apps slowing them down named.
- Payment and shipping
- Gateway errors, declined card handling, shipping surprises and the moments buyers back out.
- Ranked fixes
- Each fault with the revenue it is costing, the effort to fix it and whether your platform can do it without code.
How the three days run
Data on day one, fixes by day three.
Every quick start runs on the same rule: a written scope and a fixed cost before day one, a named lead, and a report you own whether or not you continue with us.
Day 1: the funnel
Analytics pulled and the funnel measured by device, source and payment method.
Day 2: the testing
Every checkout path run and recorded on phone and desktop, speed measured at each step.
Day 3: the report
Faults ranked by recovered revenue, with a walkthrough call to agree what to fix first.
Is this the right start?
Is a checkout teardown the right start?
Tick what describes you
The verdict updates as you go. Nothing is recorded.
Or, if you
- The whole site needs a review, not just the checkout.Start with a website audit
- You are choosing a commerce platform.See the platform fit review
- Nobody is finding the store in the first place.See the visibility audit
Questions about the checkout teardown
Any.
Other quick starts
Not the right question? There are eight more.
- 015 daysWebsite auditTechnical, speed and conversion report
- 022 weeksProduct scopingScope, timeline and a fixed cost
- 031 weekPlatform fit reviewWhich platform, and what it will cost to run
- 045 daysVisibility auditWhere your buyers are searching, and who is winning
- 051 weekCodebase reviewWhat you have, and what it will cost to carry
- 062 weeksSpeed optimisationCore Web Vitals passed, measured in the field
- 075 daysTechnical SEO reviewCrawl, index, structure and schema, fixed or listed
- 083 daysConversion teardownWhy visitors leave without enquiring, and the fixes
Start it
Start the checkout teardown.
A reply within one business day with the scope and the fixed cost in writing.
- 1
A reply within one business day
From the lead who would run it, with two or three questions.
- 2
The scope and cost in writing
What is in, what is out, the fixed cost and the start date.
- 3
Access and start
Read only access on your accounts, and the work begins.