How to add heatmaps to your Shopify store (step by step)
Add click heatmaps to your Shopify store with the Hitsteps app. Install, connect, verify your storefront, and see where visitors click.
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Add click heatmaps to your Shopify store with the Hitsteps app. Install, connect, verify your storefront, and see where visitors click.
Turn heatmap patterns into focused page changes. Find friction, prioritize fixes, and test completed actions instead of counting more button clicks.
Add session recordings and click heatmaps to your WordPress site with the free Hitsteps plugin. Install, connect, and watch the first real visits.
Your analytics say the checkout page gets visits. They do not say why three of the last five people who reached it never clicked Pay. A pageview total…
A no-signup demo shows session replay and heatmaps on invented data. See what each reveals, how recording works, and how the Pro trial starts.
What running your own analytics server really involves: PHP and server updates, security patches and backups, and how hosted analytics changes who does that work.
Hitsteps deployed fixes for CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 within hours of the PHP security disclosure on 21 October 2026. The server-side fixes require no store-side update.
Website traffic dropped suddenly? Check outages, tracking, campaigns, referrals, and seasonality before changing your search strategy.
Getting website traffic but no sales? Check traffic sources, landing pages, early exits, and the next step visitors can take before the cart.
Find out whether shoppers stop at the cart or during checkout. Compare three store counts, test on a phone, and fix one issue at a time.
Use a weekly website traffic review to compare sources, inspect entry pages and connect new visitors with signups. Includes a practical review worksheet.