ChatGPT and Google shopping agents don't read your storefront — they read the product data behind it. If it's missing, your products are invisible when an agent shops.
Where your store stands, in about a minute. Free. No sign-up. We never touch your checkout or customer data.
A shopping agent reads the identifiers, prices, availability and policies behind your site. When those are missing or wrong, your products don't get shown, compared, or bought. The traffic is already moving this way:
We read what agents read: the product data, feed, and policy pages behind your site. No login, no crawl of checkout.
See exactly which products are invisible and why — missing identifiers, prices, images, or machine-readable return/shipping policies, per product.
A ready-to-install product feed and markup, plus a list of what only you can supply. Then we watch it for changes.
The AI-commerce standards launched in 2026 — and if you're not on Shopify, no platform is making your catalog agent-ready for you. That's the gap IndexMark closes.
No. The scan reads your public product and policy pages only — the same data a shopping agent would read. No login, no access to orders, carts, or customers.
An AI shopping agent picks and buys products from the data behind your store, not from the storefront it shows a person. "Agent-ready" means that data is present, valid, and complete enough for an agent to show and sell your products.
Any non-Shopify store — WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, or fully custom. Shopify already handles this for its merchants through its own ChatGPT channel, so it's not our focus. The scan reports your detected platform.
No, and that matters. The same product data agents need is what Google's free listings require — title, price, availability, image, brand, identifier, and shipping/return policy. So the same fix improves how you show up in Google today, and makes you readable to shopping agents as they arrive. AI answer surfaces read the same data too, though nobody can promise you a citation.
The IndexMark Score is free with no sign-up. The paid step generates the files and watches your store for changes over time.
Honestly: it reads your product data live, renders storefronts built in code when needed, and samples up to 20 products per store — sampling is shown in your result. In testing against 16 real stores it could read 8; the rest blocked the scanner or had no readable product pages. When we can't read a store we say so and show no score, rather than guessing. A score is a screening signal, not a verdict.