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Find what stops people from buying before you pay for the click.

AI shoppers start on your ad’s landing page, add to cart, reach checkout, read the total and stop before paying. You get every step they took and a fix for what broke.

Query strings welcome. Nothing is bought or paid.
Free check, no signup
Shopper language · 17 supported
9:415G
instagram.com/feed
Sponsored
Summer
sale.
Lecture ticket
From $100
Shop now
Example findings0 / 6 issues
Shopper is clicking the ad…

What a store test does

01

From the ad, not the home page

Paste the exact landing page your ad sends people to, query string included. The shoppers start there, like your real traffic does.
02

Find it, add it, open the cart

They search or browse to a product, press add to cart, open the cart and go to checkout, in English, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, French, German and 11 more languages.
03

Read the checkout like a buyer

Items, add-ons, subtotal, shipping, discounts, VAT and the total. If the numbers do not add up, you get a finding with a screenshot.
04

Stop before payment, every time

Card fields, payment iframes and order buttons stop the run. Nothing is typed into payment forms and no order is placed.

Then a full store audit, every run.

Each part of the buying path is checked on its own, from a fresh cart, and stops before payment. Marked passed, issue or skipped, with a screenshot and a fix. Shown here on an example store.

CHECK 11Issue
The total adds up
Items, add-ons, shipping and VAT match the total.
The parts add up to $251 but the total says $260. Recalculate the order summary so it matches what the buyer is charged.
The report

Exactly what the shopper saw at checkout.

Not a score. The steps, the order summary as it appeared, and the line that does not add up. Paste the fix into your developer’s queue or your coding agent, then run the same shoppers again to confirm it.

store-test.md
# Persqo store test · example report
Start: /lp/summer-sale?utm_source=meta (the ad's landing page)
Goal: add the lecture ticket to the cart and reach checkout
Step 1 Landing page loaded, main content at 4.8s
Step 2 Pressed "Add to cart" on /product/lecture (2 taps)
Step 3 Pressed "View cart", then "Proceed to checkout"
At checkout the order showed:
Lecture ticket x 1 $100
My speaker add-on x 2 $100
Subtotal $200
Shipping $15
VAT (18%) $36
Total $260
Stopped before payment. Nothing was typed or paid.
CRITICAL Cookie banner covers "Add to cart" on mobile.
Fix: move the banner above the sticky button.
HIGH Add-on added twice from one click.
HIGH Product page $120, ad and cart $100.
HIGH Landing page content at 4.8s on 4G.
MEDIUM Shipping first shown at checkout.
MEDIUM Total says $260, parts add up to $251.
Fix: recalculate the order summary so items, add-ons,
shipping and VAT add up to what the buyer is charged.
Fix, then verify

Run the same shoppers again. Watch the list go to zero.

Every fix is checked on the same path, from the same ad, in the same language. Nothing is marked fixed until a shopper gets through.

Example · first test
6 open
0 fixed
1Landing content at 4.8s on 4GOPEN
2Product $120, ad said $100OPEN
3Cookie banner covers Add to cartOPEN
4Add-on added twiceOPEN
5Shipping shown only at checkoutOPEN
6Total $260, parts add up to $251OPEN

Where stores lose the sale

Each of these happens after you paid for the visit. A store test walks the same path a buyer does and reports where it got stuck, what it saw and what to fix.

Add to cart does nothing on a phone

The button sits under a sticky banner, or the tap target is too small.

The cart loses the add-on

The upsell the buyer chose is not in the cart, or it is charged twice.

The total surprises the buyer

VAT or shipping appears only at the last step, or the math is wrong.

The landing page and the product disagree

The ad promises one price and the product page shows another.

The checkout is slow on mobile

Measured from the browser’s own timing, flagged only when it is really slow.

The page is in the wrong language

A Hebrew ad lands on an English checkout, or the reverse.
The cost of one broken step

What a checkout bug costs you every month.

Lost every month
$2,500
$30,000 a year
Clicks paid for
4,167
Orders lost
31
Ad spend wasted
$1,500
Estimate. Assumes buyers who hit the bug leave before paying.
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Built for the stores you already run

Platforms

Shopify, WooCommerce and custom stores

Persqo detects a store and switches to the purchase flow on its own. You can still pick sign up or lead forms instead.
Your domain only

Tests run on stores you own

Verify the domain once with a DNS record or a file. Every ad landing page on that domain uses the same verification.
Every week

Schedule it before the campaign

Run the same shoppers before a sale or a new ad set, and again after each fix, so a broken checkout never runs for a weekend.
Two minutes, once

Verify your domain. Test every landing page on it.

Add one DNS record or upload one file. Persqo only runs on stores you prove you own. Your token is in the dashboard after signup.

1
Add this TXT record at your DNS provider
Type TXT Name @ (yourstore.com) Value persqo-verify=<your token>
2
Wait a minute for it to spread
3
Press Verify in your dashboard
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Questions stores ask

No. Card fields, payment iframes and order buttons stop the run. Nothing is typed into payment forms and no order is placed.

Three store tests on us. No card.

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