Storefront evidence scan
Checks public product pages, collections, policies, crawler files, schema, protocol signals, and content-safety patterns.
Free scanner vs full audit
AI Shopper Readiness Scanner
Start with a free storefront scan. Upgrade when you need proof that AI shoppers can understand the buying task, compare competitors, cite the right evidence, and recommend your store.
Try it
Scan before you audit.
Use the result to decide whether the store is ready for scenario testing or whether the first fixes are obvious from public evidence.
See what AI assistants find on your store
Enter your store address and we’ll check whether AI assistants like ChatGPT have what they need to recommend you — and what’s missing.
Your score
Your biggest gap
What to fix first
Free, no account needed. Takes about 20 seconds and works on any live store.
What you get
Signals first. Proof next.
Both are useful, but they answer different questions. The scanner is a fast diagnostic. The audit is the customer-ready evidence loop.
Use the free scanner to find visible gaps. Use the full audit when someone needs to decide what to change, share, or fund.
5 min
typical public scan setup
107
public signals found in the sample store scan
1 loop
scan, fix, rerun, and compare
Free AI shopper scanner
Readiness score
Summarizes whether an AI shopper can see enough public evidence to consider the store worth testing.
Weakest gaps
Highlights missing or weak product, policy, schema, protocol, and monitoring surfaces.
Suggested scenario
Turns the scan into a buyer task that can be used as the starting point for a full audit.
Full AI shopper audit
Scenario-based agent runs
Runs buyer prompts against the store and competitors instead of stopping at technical signals.
Transcript and citation evidence
Shows what agents found, cited, misunderstood, or could not verify for the tested buying task.
Competitor comparison
Identifies when an AI shopper chooses another store because its product, policy, or checkout proof is clearer.
Fix backlog and rerun proof
Turns findings into merchant-owned fixes, then reruns the same scenario to measure readiness and win-rate delta.
Comparison
Scan or audit?
A scan can tell you where the storefront looks weak. An audit tells you whether that weakness changed the recommendation outcome.
| Question | Free scanner | Full audit |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Quick storefront diagnosis | Customer-ready scenario review |
| Primary question | Can agents see enough evidence? | Will agents choose this store for this buyer task? |
| Evidence depth | Public scan signals and weakest gaps | Prompts, outcomes, transcripts, citations, competitors, and fix tasks |
| Output | Score, signal map, suggested fixes, next scenario | Shareable report, implementation plan, rerun target, exports, and monitoring path |
| When to use | Before signup, before a customer call, or after a theme/content change | Before launch, after fixes, for client deliverables, or for executive review |
When to upgrade
Pay when proof matters.
If a merchant or agency needs to decide what to ship, prove whether a fix worked, or share a report with their team, the full audit is the right product. The scanner is the front door; the audit is the operating loop.
Paid audit deliverable
- Executive summary and buyer scenario
- Agent evidence and competitor outcome
- Prioritized fix backlog with Shopify-ready tickets
- Before/after rerun comparison
- Shareable report and monitoring next step