The conversion audit that shows its evidence.
OrderLeak audits your online store's pages — Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop or custom-built — on desktop and mobile. An AI reads the screenshots, our code measures what the page actually says, and you get every obstacle back: located, quantified, fixable.
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- Your report in 15 to 20 minutes
- Refunded automatically if the analysis fails
lumen-skincare.comAnalysis in progress
- 1HighHero, main headline at top of page
The main headline "Welcome to Lumen" states no customer benefit. A first-time visitor cannot tell what the brand delivers or how it differs.
- 2MediumHero, button group
Three calls to action of equal visual weight ("Shop", "Our story", "Journal") compete for attention in the hero. No primary action stands out.
- 3LowReviews section, bottom of page
Customer reviews exist but sit at the very bottom of the page, below the editorial footer. Social proof appears too late in the scroll.
Why you can check it
An audit is judged by what it refuses to say. The easy thing, for a tool like ours, would be to write a lot and assert all of it. We built the opposite.
The method in detailEvery finding carries its proof
The exact on-screen text, the area concerned, or the measurement read from your code. You can reopen the page and check.
Uncertainty is shown
A finding the capture cannot settle is marked as such rather than presented as established fact.
No currency figure is invented
Without your traffic numbers the report speaks in percentages. It does not manufacture revenue to look impressive.
What was not seen is stated
On a very long page, the report states how much of it was actually analyzed instead of drawing conclusions about the rest.
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- minutes for a three- or four-page report
- 4
- pages of one site included, cart and checkout too
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The deliverable
Here's exactly what you receive.
Not a mockup, not a promise: a crop of the sample report, rendered with the very same components as your audit. Score, located finding, projected gain, action plan.
lumen-skincare.comExcerptOn mobile, the quantity selector and buy button are separated by the entire image gallery. The user loses purchase context while scrolling.
Add a persistent purchase bar (price + button) anchored to the bottom of the screen on the mobile product page.
Your store converts below its potential, but the gap isn't the product. The foundations are healthy (polished identity, short checkout, authentic reviews); what costs sales is how the offer is staged: a value proposition that stays generic on the home page and a mobile purchase journey that hides its key actions. Three frictions account for most of the lost revenue.
Make the mobile buy button visible without scrolling (bottom-anchored purchase bar).
Rewrite the hero promise as a result-benefit and launch an A/B test (result vs ritual).
Surface a strip of 3–4 verified reviews with an aggregate rating under the hero.
Excerpt from the sample report — the Lumen store (anonymized e-commerce). That sample covers its two pages, desktop and mobile, across six axes.
Read the sample reportWhat we find
Nine findings on a single store: the one in the sample report.
Each says where it sits on the page, on which device, and what it costs. None was made up for the occasion.
- CriticalMobile
On mobile, the primary call to action falls below the fold. It takes two screen heights of scrolling before it appears. The hero image fills the entire first view.
Mobile hero, first screen
- CriticalMobile
On mobile, the quantity selector and buy button are separated by the entire image gallery. The user loses purchase context while scrolling.
Mobile product page, purchase area
- HighDesktop
The main headline "Welcome to Lumen" states no customer benefit. A first-time visitor cannot tell what the brand delivers or how it differs.
Hero, main headline at top of page
- HighMobile
The "Add to cart" button uses low contrast (light grey text on beige) that fails accessibility thresholds and is easy to miss.
Mobile product page, buy button
- HighDesktop
The product page shows neither a full ingredient list nor a return policy near the price. For a product applied to skin, missing transparency suppresses purchase intent.
Product page, purchase area
- HighMobile
The mobile navigation hides search behind two interactions. High-intent visitors cannot quickly find a specific product.
Mobile header, navigation
- MediumDesktop
Three calls to action of equal visual weight ("Shop", "Our story", "Journal") compete for attention in the hero. No primary action stands out.
Hero, button group
- MediumDesktop
Product benefits are written as a dense paragraph. Key claims (fragrance-free, dermatologically tested, 14-day results) are not scannable.
Product page, description
- LowDesktop
Customer reviews exist but sit at the very bottom of the page, below the editorial footer. Social proof appears too late in the scroll.
Reviews section, bottom of page
How it works
Three steps. No meeting.
- 1
You paste your URLs
One to four pages of the same site, included in one credit: home, product, and the cart as a screenshot. Beyond that, one more credit per further four. Your traffic figures are optional — they put a figure in euros on every recommendation.
- 2
We capture and measure
Full-page captures on desktop and mobile, sliced at the fold. In parallel, the page's own code is read and reduced to measured facts.
- 3
The report arrives
Every finding is reviewed across the whole audit: the ones describing the same problem on several pages or on both devices become a single point that keeps the evidence recorded on each. Unsupported findings are dropped. What remains is defensible.
Pricing
One report, one price.
No subscription, no quote, no discovery call. One credit is one full report, and the price per credit falls when you take several.
Questions
What people ask before buying.
Your page is losing sales while you read this.
Paste a URL. You will know which ones, and why, in under 20 minutes.