Sample report
What a Migurato audit looks like
Static example — no API calls. Run a free scan on your own site when ready.
Scan my siteAudit results for
https://example-bakery.com
Theme: astra
Your bakery site loses mobile shoppers to a 4.
Your bakery site loses mobile shoppers to a 4.8s LCP and missing security headers — migration to Next.js fixes both while preserving WooCommerce flows.
Mobile perf
54/100
Security
D
Stack
4 detected · ~48 pages
Lab LCP 4.8s — real users may experience slower loads.
Top priorities
- Poor mobile performance (54/100) — Core Web Vitals hurting SEO
- Largest Contentful Paint 4.8s — target under 2.5s
- Security headers grade D — missing critical protections
Evidence
Mobile perf
54/100
Response
2.1s
LCP (lab)
4.8s
FCP
2.1s
CLS
0.080
TBT
890ms
Unused JS
210KB
DOM nodes
1842
Real-user Core Web Vitals (CrUX)
Field LCP p75
4.2s
Poor LCP visits
31%
Field INP p75
280ms
Field CLS p75
0.120
Homepage HTML payload: 312KB
Security grade
D
HTTPS
Yes
Observatory
C
Web Risk
Clean
Migration fit
Worth exploring4 priority issues flagged — migration could address performance, security, and WooCommerce maintenance together.
Review on a call
- WooCommerce checkout and product catalog scope
- ~48 URLs — redirect and content inventory
- Elementor layouts — rebuild effort
- Mobile performance 54/100 — speed vs. SEO impact
- Security headers grade D
Advanced & developer tools
Vibe coding readiness
55/100
Migration simplifies the stack — plan a vibe coding kickstart session with us.
How we calculate the composite score
- Performance, security, complexity (inverted), and maintainability sub-scores
- Mobile PageSpeed, CrUX field data, and Core Web Vitals
- Security headers, Web Risk, and MDN Observatory
- WordPress REST/sitemap probes, page builder, plugins, and WooCommerce signals