For online stores

Shoppers ask AI what to buy.
Is your store in the answer?

ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI now answer “which brand should I buy?”. They can only recommend stores whose products they can read. Check yours free, see who gets named instead, and get the exact fixes.

503 stores ranked, 5,91,283 products checkedSee the store board →

What we check

Three questions an AI answers before it names a store

Can AI get in?

Whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity's crawlers are allowed, every product is in your sitemap, and the sitemap says when products change.

Can it read your products?

Product name, price, currency and stock in a form machines read, and whether they appear without JavaScript. We check real product pages, not just the homepage.

Can it trust you?

Ratings, shipping and return details, clear titles and descriptions: what answers lean on when they pick one brand over another.

How it works

From “are we there?” to a number you can move

  1. 1

    Check your store

    Free, 10 seconds, no signup. You get a GEO score for the site and a store score from three of your product pages.

  2. 2

    See the AI shelf

    We ask AI assistants the questions your buyers ask, like “best protein snacks brands in India”, and show who gets named and which sites they cite.

  3. 3

    Fix, then watch

    Each failing check comes with the exact fix. We rescan daily, so you see the score move, and Radar shows when AI starts sending shoppers.

Run a store builder or seller app?

Make “ready for AI shopping” a feature of your platform. Every store you host gets a store score, fixes in plain words and AI-traffic analytics, under one partner account and one bill, priced per active store.

  • · One fix in your theme or product template lifts every store at once
  • · A store board and badge your merchants can share
  • · Free months for your first merchants while you launch

Questions

Store owners ask

More shoppers start with a question to an AI assistant instead of a search box: “which brand should I buy”, “where can I get this cheaper”. The assistant answers from what it can read and trust. If your product pages don't give it a clear name, price, stock status and reviews, it recommends a store whose pages do.