WooCommerce sites carry weight most WordPress sites do not. BoltAudit names the extension, query, or asset doing the damage and ranks the fix by visitors recovered.
Why are WooCommerce sites slow?
Stores carry weight a blog never does: autoloaded options bloat that is read on every page load, cart fragments firing uncached on every request, heavy extension stacks each adding their own scripts, oversized product images above the fold, and abandoned extensions still loading sitewide long after they stopped being used. Each one is nameable, and each one is a ranked fix.
The research, put in store terms. Figures below assume a store doing 2,000 orders a month.
One extra second can mean roughly 140 fewer orders a month on a 2,000-order store.
Akamai / Aberdeen
More than half of a mobile-heavy store's shoppers are gone before the page even settles.
Google / SOASTA
Mobile shoppers give up sooner than desktop, and stores skew mobile, so the loss compounds.
Web vitals research
Product recommendations are moving into AI answers. The audit checks your Product schema, your crawler access, and whether your product pages answer the questions shoppers actually ask, then drafts the missing metas for your review.
Real findings, ranked by visitors recovered, with the evidence behind each one.
A content site can absorb a slow mobile experience because a reader will wait a moment longer for an article. A shopper will not wait to give you money. When the majority of store sessions are mobile and mobile abandons faster, the same slowdown costs a store far more than it costs a blog.
BoltAudit measures mobile and desktop separately, so the fix that wins back the most mobile shoppers rises to the top of your list.
Estimated visitor loss on a 3.8s mobile LCP. This is where most of your orders are decided.
Estimated visitor loss on a 2.1s desktop LCP. Real, but a fraction of the mobile hit.
Running an audit on a live store should never be a gamble. It is not.
All paid plans include unlimited AI audits with your own key, plus SEO and AEO free.
3 sites · $4.00 per site
A single store, plus a staging copy and a spare. Everything you need to keep one shop fast.
Choose Solo15 sites · $1.93 per site
A small group of stores, or one store with a real staging and dev pipeline. The best value per site.
Choose StudioNo. A scan is read-only and changes nothing. Fixes apply only when you choose, each one is previewed first, a restore point is captured before any write, and every applied fix is reversible in one click from Fix History. BoltAudit never edits plugin code or theme files, so your checkout flow is left intact.
Yes. BoltAudit audits the site underneath the builder: the plugins, database, assets, and server, not the builder's canvas. It works alongside Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, and the block editor, and will flag a builder's own asset load when that is what is slowing pages down.
Yes. The Local Audit is read-only and runs on your own server, so it is safe on production. It does not affect front-end performance because diagnostics run on demand, not on every page load. Apply fixes during a quiet window if you prefer, with a backup taken automatically first.
No. BoltAudit reads technical and structural data only: table sizes, autoload entries, plugin lists, and environment. Order records, customer accounts, and payment data are never read for a fix and never sent anywhere. An AI Deep Audit transmits findings and metrics only, never customer or order data.
The usual culprits are extensions that write large autoloaded options, fire uncached cart fragments on every request, or load assets sitewide when they are only needed on one template. BoltAudit names the specific extension doing the damage on your store rather than giving a generic list, and ranks the fix by visitors recovered.
The free Local Audit is read-only, runs on your own server, and names the extension slowing your checkout. Two minutes to your first report.