Most stores look fine under normal traffic. Black Friday is different. More shoppers, more carts, more payment requests, and more third-party apps working at once can turn small technical gaps into lost orders fast.
Even small delays can affect conversion when more shoppers are browsing, adding to cart, applying offers, and completing payment at the same time.
The most common risks usually appear in a few critical areas:
A technical audit helps identify these risks before they affect conversion during your highest-value sales period.
U.S. online spend during Cyber Week 2025, concentrated into just five peak days.
Every 100 ms slower load time was associated with about 3.5% lower conversion.
Stores at 2.5s LCP saw roughly 30% lower conversion than stores at 1.5s.
We’ll cover the technical areas that most affect conversion, revenue, and store reliability during Black Friday holidays.
Understand which performance and reliability measures matter most for conversion before peak traffic arrives.
Identify checkout, payment, app, and integration issues that can affect purchases during high-traffic periods.
Spot technical risks early and protect revenue across peak trading.
Prioritise critical fixes before peak traffic exposes costly platform weaknesses.
Every attendee gets a focused audit covering store performance, checkout reliability, and technical stability, with clear priorities on what to fix before peak traffic and where revenue may be at risk. We’d be happy to walk you through your personalized audit findings and address what to fix first.
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Sathish brings deep expertise in ecommerce technology, performance, and platform strategy, helping brands identify the technical risks that can impact conversion during peak sales periods.
Ed works with ecommerce founders on conversion, checkout, and store performance, helping them turn technical findings into clear priorities before high-traffic sales periods.
Join us live and leave with a clear Black Friday action plan: what to fix, what to monitor, and what to freeze before peak traffic arrives.