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SPLIT Development finds what slows your Shopify store and fixes it in the theme code: unused apps and scripts, heavy images, render-blocking files and slow Liquid. You get Core Web Vitals and load times before and after each round of work.
150+
Projects delivered
7+
Years experience

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Speed audit
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Theme and code fixes
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We measure first, fix what has the biggest effect, then measure again.
Real-user data
We use Core Web Vitals from Search Console and PageSpeed Insights, not only lab scores.
Biggest wins first
Fixes are ranked by their effect on load time and by how long they take to make.
Features kept
Apps are removed only when you approve, and needed features are rebuilt in the theme.
Before and after
Each round of work ends with a report of the same pages measured the same way.
How we keep the store working while we make it faster
Test theme first
Changes go to a duplicate theme first and reach production after your approval.
Code review
A tech lead reviews every change before it reaches your live theme.
Tracking checked
Analytics, pixels and consent tools are checked after each release.
Zero downtime
Releases are planned so the store keeps selling while new work goes live.
SEO-safe releases
Redirects, canonical tags and structured data are checked after every release.
Honest reports
Real-user data is shown next to lab scores, with an explanation of what each change means for your store.
From the first check to a faster live store
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Stores where slow pages cost sales or ad budget. Agencies can order the same work under their own brand through white label Shopify development.
Stores with many apps
Shops where years of installed and removed apps left scripts in the theme.
Brands running paid ads
Stores paying for traffic that lands on slow mobile product pages.
Stores failing Core Web Vitals
Sites marked as poor or needing improvement in Search Console.
Stores after a redesign
Shops that got slower after a new theme, new sections or heavy media.

At SPLIT Development, speed work is billed from $35 per hour. You get an estimate after a free store review and approve the hours before work starts.
The most common causes are app scripts loading on every page, large images, heavy fonts and video, and theme code that renders more than the page needs.
Apps are removed only after you approve, and any feature you still need is rebuilt in the theme or replaced with a lighter option.
Google’s Core Web Vitals pass when Largest Contentful Paint is under 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint is under 200 milliseconds and Cumulative Layout Shift is under 0.1. These real-user metrics matter more than the speed score in the Shopify admin.
Yes. Core Web Vitals are part of Google’s page experience signals. Speed alone won’t move a page to the top, but a slow store loses visitors before the page loads.
Timing depends on the number of fixes and comes with the estimate. Real-user data in Search Console updates over the 28 days after release.