GhostClick · Guide

Getting Started

Create your account — from the Shopify App Store or with Google — and run your first audit.

Two Ways to Sign Up

GhostClick is the same product either way: a standalone app at getghostclick.com, or the same app running embedded inside your Shopify admin. The only differences are how you sign in and how you're billed.

getghostclick.com/register
Sign up with Google
or
Sign up with Shopify

Signing up with Google

Click Sign up with Google on the registration page. GhostClick uses Google sign-in only for standalone accounts — there's no separate email/password to set or reset.

Installing from the Shopify App Store

Click Sign up with Shopify, or find GhostClick directly in the Shopify App Store, and click Install. Shopify shows you the permissions GhostClick is requesting — read-only access to your themes and products, used only to prefill audit URLs and suggest journey templates. Approve the install and GhostClick opens inside your admin, already signed in under an account created for your store. You're never asked to type your .myshopify.com address.

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Both paths lead to the same dashboard and the same features. If you install from Shopify later after signing up with Google, you can connect your store from Settings instead of creating a second account.

Choosing a Plan

New accounts start on the Free plan, which includes one audit — so you can run something and see what comes back before deciding anything. Monitoring, alerts and recurring checks need a paid plan.

The paid plans are Starter at $29 a month, Growth at $49, Pro at $99 and Scale at $249, each including a free trial with no charge until it ends. Standalone accounts are billed through Stripe; if you installed from the App Store you're billed through Shopify Billing and manage it from your Shopify admin. Testing on a Shopify development store gets you a $0 developer plan automatically, with no billing setup required.

Quotas, monitoring frequency and which features each plan unlocks are set centrally and can change, so check /pricing for current numbers rather than relying on older screenshots or emails.

Your Dashboard

After signing in you land on the Dashboard — your home base. It shows your recent audits and their status, along with quick links to start a new audit or review a saved journey.

Dashboard

Total audits

0

Pass rate

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Issues found

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Journeys

0

No audits yet. Click "New audit" to get started.

Run Your First Audit

Click New Audit in the sidebar (or the button on the dashboard). Enter your store URL, describe the journey you want to test, and hit Run.

Tip

In a hurry? The Page audit tab is the fastest first thing to try — one URL, no journey to describe, and a result in about a minute. It checks the links, images, SEO and forms on the page, and can add a scored review of how well the page is set up to sell. See Page audits, CRO review and roast.
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Enter your store URL

e.g. https://mystore.com

2

Describe the journey

e.g. "Find a product, add to cart, and complete checkout"

3

Choose device mode

Desktop, Mobile, or Both

4

Click Run Audit

GhostClick's AI will simulate a real visit and report back

Tip

After entering your journey goal, GhostClick shows a preview of how the AI understands your instructions — the steps it plans to take and the signal it will use to confirm the goal was reached. Review it before running the audit.

Review Your Report

Once the audit completes — usually within a few minutes — you get a full report with a pass/fail result per device, an AI-written assessment, a step-by-step screenshot replay, and any issues found, ranked by severity. See Reading a report for a full walkthrough.

Save It as a Journey

Happy with your audit configuration? Click Save as Journey on the report page to reuse it later, or set it up on a recurring monitoring schedule. See Journeys & monitoring for details.

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You can share any report with your team. Reports are private until you say otherwise; switch one to Anyone with the link and the person you send it to opens it without signing in. See Sharing a report.