AI-Powered Checkout Simulation

How It Works

You give GhostClick a starting URL and describe what you want tested in plain English. Something like "find a product, add it to cart, and go through checkout as a guest."

From there, an AI agent takes over. It loads your store in a real browser, sees the page the way a customer would, and starts navigating. It clicks buttons, selects variants, fills in shipping details, dismisses popups, and works its way toward the goal you described. At every step, it takes a screenshot and analyzes what it sees — looking for anything that would stop a real customer from completing their purchase.

When it's done, you get a step-by-step report showing exactly what happened, what worked, and what didn't. No manual testing. No guessing. Just a clear picture of what your customers actually experience.

What It Catches

GhostClick finds the kinds of issues that silently kill conversions — the ones you'd only discover by actually going through the checkout yourself on every device, every day.

• Modal overlays blocking buttons — cookie banners, newsletter popups, or chat widgets sitting on top of your add-to-cart or checkout button
• Broken add-to-cart — buttons that don't respond, variant selectors that fail silently, or JavaScript errors that prevent the cart from updating
• Form validation errors — checkout forms that reject valid input, unclear error messages, or required fields that aren't obvious
• Out-of-stock issues at checkout — products that appear available on the listing page but fail when you actually try to buy them
• Redirect loops and dead ends — broken links, 404 pages mid-checkout, or redirect chains that dump customers on the wrong page
• Slow-loading pages — steps that take too long to render, causing customers to abandon before the page even finishes loading
• Missing or hidden CTAs — checkout buttons that aren't visible without scrolling, or calls to action that disappear on certain screen sizes

Smart Navigation

This isn't a dumb script following a fixed set of instructions. The AI understands your site structure and adapts to whatever it encounters.

It handles variant selectors and size pickers — choosing options the way a real customer would. It dismisses cookie consent banners, closes newsletter popups, and navigates past age gates. If your store uses a multi-step checkout with separate shipping and payment pages, it moves through each step in order.

When something unexpected happens — an error message, a page that looks different than expected, a popup that wasn't there before — the AI documents it and tries to work around it, just like a determined customer would. The difference is that it records everything for you.

Related

• Real Device Testing — run simulations across desktop and mobile viewports
• Detailed Reporting & Replay — step-by-step reports with screenshots and actionable fixes
• Test After Theme Updates — catch regressions every time you change your theme
• Help: Running an Audit — learn how to configure and launch your first audit