Free check for online stores
Enter your store address. We act like a shopping agent and try to find the store, read a product and reach a checkout. You get a pass or fail on each step with the fix.
Read-only. About ten requests to public pages. Nothing is added to a cart.
Can shopping bots from OpenAI, Perplexity, Amazon and Microsoft load the homepage and product pages, or does robots.txt or bot protection stop them?
Are name, price, currency, stock and your shipping and returns terms in the page source, where an agent that does not run scripts can see them?
Is there a machine-readable product record, a cart it can read and a checkout address that answers?
The free audit scores crawling, structured data, AI search readiness and speed out of 100.
Three things an AI shopping agent has to do: find the store (the homepage loads, robots.txt lets shopping bots in, there is a product feed), read a product (price, stock and policies are in the page source or structured data) and buy (the product can be added to a cart and a checkout can be reached without a person clicking).
No. It only sends read requests to public addresses, about ten of them. It never adds to a cart, never submits a form and never logs in.
Shopify and WooCommerce get the full set of checks because they publish product and cart data at known addresses. Other platforms get the find and read checks, and the buy checks are marked as not tested.
ChatGPT, Perplexity and others now show products and, on some stores, complete checkout inside the chat. An agent that cannot read your price or stock will recommend a store where it can.
Each failed check has a fix under it. Start with anything in the first column, because an agent that cannot get in never reaches the other two. For a deeper look at one product page, use the product page check on this site.
Six stores per half hour. Results for the same store are kept for ten minutes, so a second run inside that time is instant and does not count.