Start here · free
Run the free audit
Self-serve, minutes, read-only. The grade is yours to keep whether or not we ever talk.
Grade my store, freeFour Agents, one job each: the Growth Grader Agent grades your storefront, the Merchandising Agent builds your recommendations, offers and segments, the SEO Agent tracks your page speed, and the Google Ads Agent watches your ad spend.
The fleet
Each one owns a job an eCommerce Team would own. They are not modes of one product: each is turned on separately, runs on its own schedule, and leaves its own result behind.
Free · before you install anything
Store audit · Five page types · Desktop and mobile
Reads Home, Product, Collection, Cart and Search the way a shopper’s browser renders them, at desktop and mobile width. Returns the grade, the factors behind it, and the fix for each — including whether AI shopping assistants can read your pages at all.
Sets the store up
Recommendations · Discounts · Progress bars · Segments · Email
Decides which recommendation boxes go on which pages, your audience segments, the free-shipping progress bar, your bundle discounts and your email content. It works page by page in a live preview of your own store, so you watch it place each box rather than read about it afterwards.
Rolling out
Page speed · Core Web Vitals · Technical SEO
Tests your store on mobile and desktop with Google’s PageSpeed Insights and tells you what to fix first — the score, the Core Web Vitals behind it, and the opportunities ranked by the seconds each one gives back. Speed is the part of technical SEO a merchant can actually move.
Rolling out
Wasted spend · Campaign health · Budget pacing
Watches your campaigns for wasted spend, campaign health, budget pacing and quality-score drops, then explains what it found — the search terms that spent without selling, and the return that moved.
Revenue, orders and conversion are attributed by campaign and audience in your own account, and A/B/n testing runs at 90–99% statistical confidence. Agents marked Rolling out are being released to merchants now; the Growth Grader and Merchandising Agents work today.
One fleet, one screen
Separate tools each leave their findings somewhere else, so nobody reads any of them. A fleet works the way a team does: everyone reports to the same place, in the same shape, and you run the meeting.
That is what Growth Agents is — the screen your Agents report to:
On or off, a schedule, your store’s own time zone, and the addresses that get the email notices. Notices always show inside Growth Agents; email is whoever you list.
The Merchandising Agent works in your browser on a live preview of your store. The SEO and Google Ads Agents run on LimeSpot’s servers — close the tab and they keep going.
Newest first on one Home screen, tagged needs attention, for your information, or done — and running, while it still is. You see what each Agent found without going looking for it.
The Agent writes the headline and the sentence; code supplies every figure, and a check rejects any number the underlying data did not produce. An Agent cannot round in its own favor.
The first Agents change nothing on their own. A card links into your store or your ad account, and what happens there happens because you did it.
How it works
In three steps: the free Growth Grader Agent grades your SHOPLINE storefront, the rest of the fleet drafts the fix onto your own pages, and you publish what you approve.
The free Growth Grader Agent reads Home, Product, Collection, Cart and Search at desktop and mobile width. One grade, the factors behind it, and the fix for each. A work email is all it asks.
Recommendation boxes, audience segments, the progress bar, bundle discounts and email content arrive as drafts — placed page by page in a live preview of your own store, inside your theme’s existing layout.
You look at every draft on the page itself, change what you want changed, and publish. LimeSpot never ships its own homework — nothing a shopper sees goes live without you.
Step 1 is self-serve through the browser extension. Steps 2 and 3 are the rest of the fleet — one conversation away, and only worth having if the audit finds enough to fix.
Why LimeSpot is on SHOPLINE
New to SHOPLINE. Not new to the work.
LimeSpot is new to SHOPLINE, and we are not going to dress that up. We’ve spent more than a decade doing this on Shopify and BigCommerce — every number on this page comes from those stores. Run the free audit on your own storefront and judge the work by what it finds.
On the Shopify App Store since 2015 — ★ 4.6 (500+ reviews on the Shopify App Store)
Six-week A/B · Black Forest Décor
Black Forest Décor A/B-tested LimeSpot against their platform’s native recommendation engine for six weeks and came out ahead on every measure — with the 7% on record from their CEO. Two years later they replatformed, and kept LimeSpot through the move.
From the LimeSpot × SHOPLINE partnership
The free co-branded guide for SHOPLINE merchants: conversion, AOV and repeat purchase across every touchpoint this season.
Part of the free audit
Shopping questions now go into ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers — and what comes back is a short list of stores. There’s no line in your analytics for how you’re doing at it, so the Growth Grader Agent checks three things while it reads your store.
It names the fix for all three — usually a robots rule, a theme change or a product-data change you make yourself, with LimeSpot nowhere in the loop.
Your robots rules and server responses, tested live. When something blocks, it’s usually a rule nobody remembers setting.
Price, availability, variants, ratings — and whether they survived your theme, your apps and the way your products are actually written.
What it fits, what it’s made of, how it ships, what it costs, why yours over the next one.
You cannot fix a storefront in the week the traffic arrives.
Traffic goes up in peak season; conversion rate does not go up with it. A product page that gives a shopper nowhere to go next gives more shoppers nowhere to go next — the shortfall scales with the traffic rather than shrinking under it.
The audit takes minutes. The fixes don’t: a change has to be decided, built, published and left alone long enough for your own traffic to judge it. Do that in a quiet stretch and there’s room for a second attempt. Do it mid-season and there isn’t — the storefront you go into the season with is the one you come out of it with.
The audit is free, uncapped, and it will still be here next month. The runway to act on it will not be.
Three ways in
Three ways: run the free Growth Grader audit yourself, take the 21-Day Challenge, or talk to LimeSpot about Growth Agents.
Start here · free
Self-serve, minutes, read-only. The grade is yours to keep whether or not we ever talk.
Grade my store, free10× in 21 days, or you don’t pay
The Agents draft, you publish, and a holdout of your own shoppers makes the result a comparison, not a claim. If it hasn’t returned 10× what LimeSpot costs by day 21, you don’t pay. A person from our team works your store for the full three weeks, so it suits stores with $1M+ annual GMV and 50+ SKUs.
Take the challengeSee it first
See the fleet working on your own store before deciding anything — a working session, not a slide deck.
Request a demoPricing
Priced on your store’s monthly revenue and recalculated each month. The store audit stays free, whether or not you ever subscribe.
*Average across LimeSpot best-practice deployments, varies by industry.
Audiences, merchandising, recommendations, offers, the Google Ads and email connections, and the on-page editor — the whole fleet, at this revenue band.
Talk to us about Growth AgentsInstall on SHOPLINEOr take the 21-Day ChallengeAdd the extension, run it on your SHOPLINE storefront, and read what comes back. Weeks to fix what it finds beat a list you read while the traffic is already arriving.
On the Shopify App Store since 2015. Read the reviews and two things keep coming back: the person who answered by name, and that it looked like their theme.
Or get the SHOPLINE guide: 10 Ways to Turn Your Holiday Traffic Into Recurring Revenue