Which tool for which job
Honest comparisons with the tools people use alongside or instead of a store audit. Each page says where the other tool is the better choice.
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CROMagnet vs Google PageSpeed Insights: what each one tells you
Google PageSpeed Insights tests how fast a single page loads and reports Core Web Vitals. CROMagnet reads the same Google data for your store, then adds checks on conversion, trust, tracking and discovery and explains each finding with its evidence. They are not rivals: one is a speed tool and the other uses it as part of a wider audit.
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CROMagnet vs GTmetrix: speed testing and store audits compared
GTmetrix tests page speed with Lighthouse and shows waterfall charts, test locations and scheduled monitoring. CROMagnet audits a whole store for speed, conversion, trust, tracking and discovery and ranks what to fix. Use GTmetrix to diagnose how a page loads and the audit to find what costs sales.
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CROMagnet vs Semrush and Ahrefs site audits: store audit or SEO crawl?
Semrush and Ahrefs crawl a whole website to find technical and on-page SEO issues across thousands of pages. CROMagnet reads the pages that matter to a sale, a store's home, product, cart and checkout, and finds conversion, trust, tracking and speed problems. One is a crawler for search visibility, the other an audit for store revenue.
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CROMagnet vs a done-for-you CRO audit: automated or by an expert?
A conversion rate optimization audit from an agency is done by people who study your analytics, user behavior and pages, and typically costs hundreds to thousands of dollars. An automated audit like ours checks what can be read from your public pages in minutes. The two work well in sequence: automate the known problems, then pay for research where judgement is needed.
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CROMagnet vs free Shopify store graders: what to look for
Free Shopify store graders take a URL and return a score by category in about a minute. They differ in how many checks they run, whether they show the evidence behind a finding and what they sell next. Compare those three things before trusting a score, and check whether you can re-run it to see change.
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