Most online stores lose sales to a handful of fixable basics: slow or awkward mobile pages, a clumsy checkout, missing analytics, or stock and orders that are not connected. This assessment walks through ten of them.
You get a Devglim Ecommerce Readiness Score out of 100, a breakdown by area and a prioritized list of what to fix first. It is a self-assessment based on your answers, a structured starting point rather than a technical audit or a validated benchmark.
Who it is for: Store owners, ecommerce managers and marketers who want a quick, structured view of where their store is strong and where it is losing sales.
Free tool · about 3 minutes
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Each question has a weight based on how much it typically affects a store's sales or reliability. A "Yes" earns full weight, "Partially" earns half, and "No" or "Not sure" earn none, because a "Not sure" is treated as unverified until you check.
The Devglim Ecommerce Readiness Score is the weighted total out of 100. It is a simple self-assessment of ten common areas, not a scientifically validated benchmark and not a substitute for a technical audit.
Start with the priority list. It is ordered by the weight of each item and how far your answer is from "Yes". Fixing one or two heavily weighted basics usually matters more than polishing several smaller areas.
If several priorities involve platform limits, such as checkout logic, system integration or performance you cannot control, that is a signal to compare fixing the platform against a custom build.
No. It is a structured self-assessment based on your own answers. A technical audit inspects the store itself; this helps you see where to look first.
Each question has a weight. "Yes" earns the full weight, "Partially" half, and "No" or "Not sure" none. The weighted total is scaled to 100.
It scores zero until you verify it, and it appears in your priority list, because an unchecked basic is a risk worth resolving.