Two weeks on what's actually blocking your first paint: dead apps, render-blocking scripts, oversized hero images, and a theme carrying five years of patches. Same features, a third of the weight.
Twelve apps installed, four still in use. The other eight are still loading their scripts on every page.
A 4 MB hero image sent full-size to a phone. It's the single most common second we win back.
No lazy loading, no critical CSS, third-party scripts in the head. The browser is doing your work in the wrong order.
Every app laid out with what it costs, what it loads, and whether forty lines of theme code could replace it. You decide, we remove.
Critical CSS inlined, scripts deferred, unused Liquid loops removed, sections rendered server-side instead of in the customer's browser.
Correct sizes, correct file types, lazy loading below the fold, and reserved space so nothing jumps while it loads.
Real-world data from actual visitors, not a lab score. You see what changed, what it earned you, and what we deliberately left alone.
IF YOUR THEME IS PAST SAVING, WE'LL SAY SO IN WEEK ONE AND STOP BILLING.
Only if you want it to. The point of a rescue is that customers see the same store, just faster.
Then they stay. We only remove what we can replace or what nobody's using, and we show you the list before touching anything.
Until someone installs four new apps. We leave your team a short list of rules so they can keep the store fast on their own.
Above 90 on mobile for your product pages is strong, 70 to 90 is average for most Shopify stores, and below 50 usually means apps or images are dragging things down. We measure on real devices and real product pages, not an empty homepage.
The metrics Google and your visitors both use to judge speed: how fast the first content appears, how quickly the page responds, and how stable the layout stays while loading. Poor scores cost you both conversion and ranking.
Depends on the starting point, but 1 to 2 seconds of load time is typical, with outliers up to 3 seconds on stores heavily loaded with apps. We show the difference with real-world data, not a lab score.
No. A rescue works with what's already there and fixes what's slowing it down. If the theme itself turns out to be structurally broken, we'll say so honestly in week one and quote a rebuild instead of continuing to bill on something that can't be saved.
Send your store URL and we'll test it before we talk, so the call starts with numbers instead of introductions.