62dead links
Links that open “Page not found”
A menu item, sale banner, homepage button or footer link points to a page that was renamed or deleted. By far the most common problem.
Banner: “Only this week”yourstore.com/collections/salePage not found
BugRadar opens your Shopify store in desktop and mobile browsers, walks the menu, product pages and cart, and tells you the moment a check catches a problem, before a customer finds it.
Free check in 2 minutes · no sign-up · never places an order
This is what BugRadar does on your store every day. Tap any part of the page to see what it checks, or watch it shop.
A theme update, a new app or a price change can quietly break a page. Nobody on the team clicks through the whole store every morning, so the first person to notice is a shopper who leaves.
The robot shopper walked 818 Shopify stores from 13 October. On 25 October every problem a page visit could prove was opened again: 72 were still live, on 53 stores. Here are the kinds, with made-up examples. No store is named.
A menu item, sale banner, homepage button or footer link points to a page that was renamed or deleted. By far the most common problem.
An old product link from an ad, WhatsApp or Google lands on the homepage with no message. Google flags these too.
The footer links to a policy page that doesn't exist, right where careful shoppers look before they pay.
The footer's Instagram or phone link opens a page on the store itself instead of the app, so it goes nowhere.
Only problems a plain page visit can prove are counted here, so the real number is higher. BugRadar looks for every one of these on your store, in desktop and mobile browsers.
Nothing to set up and nothing to write. You only hear from BugRadar when something changes.
Install BugRadar from the Shopify App Store. No code, no theme changes, no access to your orders or customers.
Radar opens your store like a shopper, in a desktop and a mobile browser, and ticks off every check. Then again every day, or every 4 hours on Pro.
🔴 the moment a check catches a problem, 🟢 when it's fixed. Slack is one click: Add to Slack. A store that doesn't load is checked again 10 minutes later before you're told.
A short tour of BugRadar: what it checks on your store and what you get when something breaks.
Your store's score, every check in desktop and mobile browsers, and what broke in plain words. Inside your Shopify admin, with alerts by email or Slack.
Up to 35 checks across your whole store, each in a desktop and a mobile browser. Free runs the core checks once a day; Pro runs all of them every 4 hours. Checkout is opened, never filled in or paid.
Checkout is opened to see that it works, never filled in or paid. No orders, no test charges.
The app can only read your menus, products and theme, never change them. No access to your orders or customers.
Store still behind a password? Its password is kept encrypted and typed only into Shopify's own password page.
A few pages per check, one at a time, and it follows your robots.txt. See how the BugRadar bot behaves.
Details: how the BugRadar bot behaves · privacy policy
Billed through Shopify, on your usual Shopify bill. Cancel any time.
No time limit
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No. It opens checkout to see that it works, and stops there. Nothing is typed into checkout and nothing is paid, so there are no test orders to cancel.
No. Each check visits a few pages, one at a time, about as much as a single shopper browsing for a few minutes.
No. BugRadar finds your menu, collections, products and cart by itself from your store's address. It works on standard Shopify themes and most custom ones.
The moment a check catches it, you get an email (or a Slack message on Pro) with what broke, in which browser and the page to open. When it's fixed, you get a 🟢 message. On Pro, a short summary also arrives every morning at 9:00.
Only your menus, products and live theme, and only to read them. BugRadar never changes your store and never sees orders or customers. Our privacy page lists exactly what it reads and why.
Yes. Give BugRadar the storefront password once. It's stored encrypted and typed only into Shopify's own password page.
Yes, for now. BugRadar is built around how Shopify stores work. The free check works on any Shopify store's address.
Yes. Search for "BugRadar: Daily Store Checks" in the Shopify App Store, or use the Install on Shopify button on this site. Pick Free or Pro when you install, and the daily checks start on their own.
Free is $0: the core checks once a day, with email alerts. Pro is $19/month after a 14-day free trial: every check every 4 hours, Slack, the morning summary and payment-provider alerts. Billed through Shopify.
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