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Is your storefront printing a Liquid error at a customer right now?
Theme errors almost never show up on the page you keep open. They show up on one collection, one product, the cart, or the 404 page — to a first-time shopper, on a cold cache. We fetch seven of those pages the way a stranger gets them and quote back anything a customer would see.
Based on publicly available data only. Informational, not legal advice.
What this checks
- Liquid errors printed into the page — “Liquid error”, “Could not find asset”
- “Translation missing:” keys rendering as literal text where a label should be
- Raw {{ }} / {% %} template code leaking into the body of the page
- Page titles that are blank or literally “Untitled”
- Broken image references — empty src, Shopify's no-image placeholder, URLs that 404
- Whether your 404 page really returns a 404, or a fake 200 that Google will index
- Pages that answer 500/403, or come back with almost no content at all
FAQ
My store looks fine when I open it. How can there be errors?
You are usually looking at a warm cache, a logged-in session, or the theme editor — and usually at the homepage. A broken snippet often only breaks one template. We request each page cold, with no cookies and no preview, which is what a first-time shopper gets.
Which pages do you actually open?
The homepage, one collection, one product, /cart, /search?q=test, a URL that cannot exist (to test the 404 template), and /policies/refund-policy. The collection and product are picked from links on your own homepage where possible. One sweep never exceeds 12 requests.
What can this not see?
We do not run JavaScript. Anything painted in after the page loads — sections fetched by an app, lazy-loaded images, a client-side template — is invisible to us, and a page that renders entirely in the browser looks empty from here. Those items come back as “could not tell” with the reason attached, never as a pass.
Want these fixed at the theme level, not patched over?
We are a Shopify studio. The audit is free; the fix is yours to make — or ours to ship.