Why Speed Matters for Your Shopify Store

High bounce rates
Customers leave before your page even loads.

Lower bounce rates
Fast load times keep users engaged and exploring.

Lost revenue
Slow sites frustrate customers and hurt conversion.

Higher conversions
A smoother experience leads to more completed purchases.

Poor SEO performance
Google penalizes slow-loading pages in search rankings.

Better SEO visibility
Faster sites rank higher and attract more organic traffic.

Mobile usability issues
Mobile users struggle with unoptimized pages.

Mobile-first performance
Optimized for mobile loading, even on slow networks.

Excess app bloat
Too many apps and scripts slow your site to a crawl.

Lean & clean architecture
Only the scripts and features you really need.

No support
Performance issues are hard to diagnose and fix.

Expert support
You work directly with a speed-focused Shopify developer.
What my clients say
Got questions?
A store is perceived as fast when it loads and becomes usable within under 2 seconds.
Technically, the key metrics are LCP (Largest Contentful Paint), FCP (First Contentful Paint), and TTFB (Time to First Byte).
The goal is a snappy experience, especially on mobile — ideally with LCP under 2.5 seconds.
A faster Shopify store means lower bounce rates, higher conversion rates, and better mobile usability.
Improved speed also helps with SEO — Core Web Vitals are now part of Google’s ranking algorithm.
It depends on your theme, complexity, and app setup. I always begin with a tailored performance audit.
Most optimization projects fall between €1,000 and €2,800, depending on the scope and goals.
I can’t promise that — performance depends on many factors like your installed apps, external scripts, and theme architecture.
Also: You don’t need to be in the green to have a great user experience. Even Amazon isn’t fully green on product pages — and they do just fine.