StoreFixAI that finds and fixes Shopify SEO problems
Your Shopify store probably has SEO problems you don't know about. StoreFix scans it for the issues Semrush, Ahrefs, Seobility and Lighthouse report — then automatically fixes everything it safely can and re-runs the audit to prove it.
No credit card · No login · See your score in minutes
Safe by design
Never changes prices, inventory, orders or customer data.
Every change reversible
The original value is stored before any fix is written.
Verified, not promised
A second audit re-measures the score after the repairs.
Scan → Fix → Verify, on an example store.
Store health
68%
Open issues
47
Fixed automatically
0
Illustrative example. Your real numbers come from a scan of your own store.
StoreFix reads your catalog through the Shopify Admin API and crawls your live storefront.
Everything safely fixable — SEO titles, meta descriptions, alt text — is repaired automatically.
Each change is re-checked and your health score is recalculated from real data, not promises.
Continuous rescans catch new issues as you add products and change your theme.
Every automatic change records the original value so you can undo it. StoreFix never deletes products or collections, never changes prices or inventory, never touches orders or customer data, and never fabricates reviews, ratings or structured data. When confidence is low, the issue is marked requires approval instead of being changed.
Most Shopify audit apps stop at the report. StoreFix was built the other way around: the audit exists so the repair engine knows exactly what to fix. When you click fix, StoreFix rewrites the fields your store actually needs, writes each change back through the Shopify Admin API, keeps the original value for a one click undo, and then runs the whole audit again so the health score you see is measured, not estimated. Below is what a typical Shopify store gets fixed in the first run.
Missing, duplicated, too short or truncated SEO titles and meta descriptions across products, collections, pages and blog articles are rewritten to a length search engines display in full, with your brand and the main keyword of the page kept in place. Duplicated titles across variants and near identical collections are the single most common reason a Shopify store loses meta data points in Semrush and Seobility, and they are fixed automatically.
StoreFix flags product and collection pages with very little useful text, a high share of stop words, or a heading that does not match the text below it. It suggests and can apply expanded product descriptions built from your own catalog data — materials, dimensions, use cases, shipping — so the page reads like a real page instead of a placeholder, and so the words in your H1 heading also appear in the page content.
Every page should have exactly one H1 and a logical H2 and H3 outline. StoreFix finds pages with no H1, several H1 tags, skipped heading levels or headings used purely for styling, and repairs the structure in your theme content and rich text fields so crawlers can read the hierarchy of the page.
Broken internal links, links to deleted products, redirect chains, links to out of stock collections and orphan pages with no internal link pointing at them are detected during the crawl. StoreFix repairs the target URL where a valid replacement exists, creates a Shopify URL redirect where a resource has moved, and reports the rest so nothing is silently rewritten.
Product and content images without alt text hurt both accessibility and image search. StoreFix writes descriptive alt text from the product title, type and options, flags oversized files that slow down your storefront, and lists images that are served far larger than they are displayed.
Product, Breadcrumb, Organization and FAQ structured data is validated against schema.org rules, invalid or incomplete markup is corrected, and server level checks cover the canonical tag, robots.txt, the XML sitemap, HTTPS, compression and response time. StoreFix never invents ratings or reviews it cannot verify in your store data.
A Shopify catalog is never finished. You add products, rename collections, install a new theme, run a seasonal campaign and delete last year's bundles. Every one of those actions quietly creates the same class of technical debt: an empty meta description, a title that is now duplicated, a link that points at a product that no longer exists, an image uploaded from a phone with no alt text. Tools such as Semrush, Seobility, Ahrefs and Lighthouse are very good at telling you this happened. None of them can log into your store and repair it. That gap is what StoreFix closes: the same checks, followed by the fix, followed by a second audit that verifies the fix landed.
The workflow is deliberately boring and safe. StoreFix asks Shopify only for the scopes it needs to read and write content. It stores the previous value of every field it touches, so any change can be reverted from the fix history in a single click. It refuses to change prices, inventory, orders or customer data. When a fix would require a judgement call — a product description that needs a human voice, a redirect with more than one plausible target — the issue is marked as requiring approval and waits for you, instead of guessing. Merchants who want the store to stay clean turn on monitoring, and StoreFix rescans on a schedule and reports what changed since the last run.
Plain-language explanations of every problem class an audit tool reports on a Shopify store, and what the correct fix looks like in each case.