How ready is your store for AI shoppers?
Paste your Shopify store. We read it the way a shopping agent does and grade it, from whether bots can get in to whether your product pages say price, stock, barcode, shipping and returns in a form an agent can use.
What the grade means
Agents don't browse. They read your product data, compare it with other stores, and recommend the one that answers the shopper's question. Every point you lose here is a question an agent can't answer about your store: is size 9 in stock, does it ship to Canada by Friday, can I return it, is this the same model that's cheaper elsewhere.
The checks most stores miss are shipping and returns as data, barcodes and reviews as data. Guides: GTINs, AI crawlers, agentic storefronts.
Questions
What does it check?
Whether AI bots can get in (robots.txt and a request as each bot), the Product structured data on one of your product pages, whether every variant is visible, barcode coverage across a sample of variants, shipping and refund policies, shipping and returns as data, reviews as data, product descriptions and types, collections, llms.txt, your sitemap and homepage description, and how many third-party scripts load on a product page.
Why didn't I get an A?
Most Shopify stores don't, and it's usually not your fault. Themes rarely put shipping times, return windows or barcodes into the markup agents read, and review apps often leave ratings out. Each gap comes with the fix.
How is this different from the full Axion scan?
This reads one product page and a sample of your catalog from the outside. The full scan checks every template and sends a real agent in to try shopping: finding a product, picking a variant, checking shipping and reaching checkout.
Does it change anything on my store or keep my results?
No. It only reads public pages, the same ones any visitor sees, and we don't store the results.