Visibility · Fix · Proof · Built for Shopify

Know how often AI
names your store. Move the number.

Shoppers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Shop what to buy — and get recommended by reviews, price and reputation, not just your product data. See how often AI names you and who it names instead, fix what you can, and read the difference against a set you hold back. Start with a free readiness check.

Free. Whole catalog, not one URL. Reads public Shopify data — no install, no credit card. Agencies: run it on any client store.

Ready to fix the gaps? Install FeedProof from the Shopify App Store →

Why now

The channel is small today, and compounding fast

7–8×
YoY growth in AI-referred Shopify traffic, Q1 2026
11–13×
YoY growth in AI-attributed Shopify orders
~50%
higher conversion from AI-referred visitors vs organic
The problem

Being in the catalog isn't being recommended

Shopify puts every product in front of AI shopping agents. Whether they recommend you is a different game — and most tools measure the wrong half of it.

01 — CAN'T SEE YOUR AI VISIBILITY

No Search Console for AI

No way to see how often AI assistants name you versus your competitors, or whether it's moving. You're guessing.

02 — IT'S NOT JUST PRODUCT DATA

Reviews, price, reputation

Clean descriptions get you eligible. Recommendation turns on reviews, price, feed reach and third-party authority — the levers most "AI SEO" tools ignore.

03 — CAN'T TELL IF A FIX WORKED

The channel grows for everyone

AI orders are up 11–13× for every store — so a naive before/after always looks like a win. Without a set held back for comparison, "it worked" is a guess.

How it works

Visibility. Fix. Proof.

Three screens inside your Shopify admin, each answering one question. No dashboard to decode.

01 — VISIBILITY

Does AI name you?

How often assistants reading the live web name your store for the questions shoppers ask in your category — said in plain words with its range of uncertainty, next to the rivals they name instead. Plus a readiness score on every product, and a check that your product pages are readable by agents that don't run JavaScript.

02 — FIX

What do you change?

The three changes most likely to help, ranked in one list. AI drafts titles, descriptions, taxonomy and metafields; you see current versus suggested, apply in one click, revert in one click. Reviews, price and feed gaps we can't write become tasks.

03 — PROOF

Did it make a difference?

A small set of products is held back unchanged, automatically. Once AI-referred orders come in, you compare fixed with held-back — the honest way to read a change when the whole channel is growing.

The app

A real store, not a mockup

Every screen below is from a live Shopify store running FeedProof. The numbers are its real numbers — including the zero.

FeedProof Visibility: named in 0 of 37 AI answers, a table of the brands AI named instead, and the first changes to make
Visibility. Named in 0 of 37 AI answers — and which rivals were named instead.
The Fix page: every catalog gap as one row, with who fixes it, products affected and points it is worth
What to change. Every gap, ranked by the points it's worth.
An AI-drafted product title shown as current versus suggested, with an Apply button
Fix. Current versus suggested. Apply, or put it back.
Who AI names instead

A zero is where the work starts

Most stores aren't named at all yet. A number on its own tells you nothing to do next, so FeedProof reads who the answers named instead and turns it into three moves.

01 — THE HONEST NUMBER

"Named in 0 of 53 answers"

Stated with its uncertainty ("likely under 7%"), and never called an improvement unless the difference is real.

02 — WHO WAS NAMED

Rivals, suggested for you

The brands the answers named instead, pulled from the answers themselves. Track the real competitors; dismiss the rest in one click.

03 — WHAT TO DO

Three changes, one action each

Catalog gaps and levers like reviews and price, ranked together — so the first thing you do is the thing most likely to help.

For agencies

Run AI visibility across your whole book

FeedProof is built for the agencies and data teams who do this for many stores. One console across every client — with the reporting you can bill against and defend in a QBR.

BOOK VIEW

All clients, one screen

Visibility, readiness, open gaps and the hold-out comparison for every store you manage — sortable, at a glance, with per-client drill-down.

WHITE-LABEL

Your logo on the report

Hand each client a branded AI-visibility scorecard — comparative, confidence-bounded, and honest. The renewal story.

PROOF THAT HOLDS

A comparison you can stand behind

Fixed versus held-back products per client, with the uncertainty shown — not a naive before/after a sharp client will see straight through.

The proof

A position you can share. A change you can read honestly.

68Readiness
YOURSTORE.COM
1,240 products audited
NEARLY THERE · sample
Title clarity for AI64% · warn
Descriptions ≥ threshold61% · warn
Product type assigned72% · warn
3+ images per product88% · pass
GTIN / metafields / reviews🔒 install
Sample — enter your store abovePublic signals · install unlocks the rest

Honest by default

The AI-visibility space is full of tools that measure and dashboards that dazzle. We do the harder half: fix the catalog and measure the difference against a hold-out — the comparison a measure-only tool can't run. Every number shows its source and its confidence interval.

No llms.txt gimmick, no "we guarantee ChatGPT cites you." Just a comparative position against your competitors, the real levers named, and a comparison that says what it can and can't tell you.

FAQ

The honest answers

How is this different from an AI visibility tracker?
Measuring AI visibility is table stakes — Profound, Peec and Otterly do it well. FeedProof also fixes the catalog behind the number (reversibly) and holds a set back so you can compare, on Shopify, in one agency console.
Can you prove a fix caused a sale?
No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. The whole AI channel grows for everyone, so a before/after always looks like a win. We hold a comparable set of products back and compare — which narrows the question honestly, with its uncertainty shown, but doesn't close it.
Will fixing wreck my product copy?
Every change is drafted and shown as current versus suggested; nothing is written until you click Apply, and every change can be reverted in one click. On agency-managed stores, changes wait in a review queue for a person to approve.
I run an agency — is this for me?
Primarily, yes. One console across all your client stores, book-level visibility, white-label scorecards, and a hold-out comparison you can put in a QBR. Merchants can use it solo too.