Find the pages your store lost.
In March 2026, an update to a popular Shopify email app wiped collections from a long list of stores. Many owners only noticed months later, when traffic fell. This audit compares your store today with every version the web archives saved, with the links your store still publishes, and with what search engines still list — then tells you what’s gone.
Checking
The web archives can take up to half a minute to answer. Keep this tab open.
How the audit works
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We list what your store publishes now
Your sitemap and public collection list tell us every collection, product, page and blog post that’s live today.
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We list what it used to publish
Web archives have been saving copies of Shopify stores for years. We pull every address they recorded, plus the links your own store still points at and the pages search engines still list.
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We test each page that vanished
A page that now returns “not found”, or quietly sends visitors to your homepage, is a page Google will drop. We test each one and show you exactly which.
What we can’t see
The archive doesn’t save every page, so a small or new store may show fewer results than it should. We can’t see menus, unpublished drafts, or anything behind a login. Large catalogs are tested up to 120 pages per audit; the rest are listed as “not checked”.
We keep your store address and results so we can follow up if you ask us to. We never ask for access to your store to run the audit.