Is your product page optimized for AI selling?
We check your product page for the structured data that AI agents read to answer shoppers' questions.*
AI agents shop, and they can sell. Be ready for both.
Your agent, your rules
Connect your own AI agent to your store over MCP. It works through scoped keys, and anything that moves money waits for your approval.
See what an agent sees
Our free checker reads any page the way an AI shopping agent does: product markup, price and stock without JavaScript, and whether AI crawlers can get in.
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*These are informational signals for your product page that AI agents may use to discover, evaluate, and recommend your products, but do not guarantee your products will be surfaced by AI agents.
Frequently asked questions
- What does "agent-ready" actually mean for an online store?
- It means an AI agent can read your product without executing JavaScript and trust what it finds: price, availability, variant and a stable identifier present in the raw HTML, marked up with schema.org Product, and current rather than refreshed nightly. Adobe measured retail product pages scoring 66% on machine readability in Q1 2026 — the lowest of any page type — so most stores fail this today.
- How can I tell whether my store is agent-ready?
- Fetch one of your product pages with JavaScript disabled and check whether price, availability, variant and SKU or GTIN survive in the raw response. If they only appear after client-side rendering, an agent evaluating your product is guessing or skipping it. Our free agent-readiness checker runs that test and also reads your robots.txt.
- Is blocking AI crawlers hurting my agent readiness?
- Possibly, and probably not where you would look. When we checked 30 well-known DTC brands, none blocked AI answer engines in robots.txt — but four refused an identified crawler outright with a 403 or 429 at the CDN, which no robots.txt audit would ever surface. Ask whoever administers your edge whether OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User are allowlisted.
- Does being agent-ready mean AI assistants will recommend my products?
- No, and it would be dishonest to imply it. Being readable is a prerequisite, not a strategy. Brand-owned sites account for roughly 5–10% of the sources AI search draws on; affiliate content, publishers and user-generated content exceed 65% in key categories. Getting the technical layer right means the mentions you earn elsewhere lead somewhere an agent can verify.
- Do I need to replatform to become agent-ready?
- Usually not. The largest measured gap is whether your theme server-renders accurate product data, which is fixable on most platforms without changing any of them. Replatforming becomes the question when you want agents performing write operations — merchandising, campaigns, refunds — because that needs scoped credentials, idempotency, audit and a spend gate that most platforms do not have.