Checkout & Payment
Public price and checkout evidence; live-payment checks stay manual.
15 checks in Checkout & Payment
What can a scan see at the checkout?
This is what happens after someone clicks add to cart: totals that move, fees that arrive late, payment logos that disagree with the available methods, and subscription terms tucked out of sight. StoreVerifier can sample the public path it can reach in a fresh browser. It does not place a real order or certify a payment method.
The useful comparison is simple: write down the item price, discount, shipping, tax and final total at each visible step. A change is not automatically wrong, but it needs a clear reason before the shopper commits.
Run a real low-value transaction yourself when payment behaviour matters. Settings screens and logos describe intent; a completed test proves what the customer can actually do.
Critical
4 checksThe checks we weight highest. If one of these is live on your store, clear it before anything else on the list.
Major
11 checksReal gaps that belong in the same remediation pass, once the critical ones are closed.
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- Tax at checkout: what shoppers must see before they pay
This is what can go wrong. A scan says which ones did.
Paste your address and we run the public checks we can reach. Account-only and manual work stays labelled.