I do not know whether the problem is my pages, schema, policies, or catalog data.
Checks each layer and identifies the strongest verified issue without pushing you into a protocol.

Scan the store when you do not know where the problem begins. Check the catalog when a product file is already the concern. Cleanup or platform work begins only after a verified finding supports it.
Site Scanner compares page access, visible product details, schema, policies, and catalog basics. If you already have a feed or export and the problem is clearly in the records, use Catalog Scanner instead.
Site Scanner paid report
Use code LAUNCH99 at checkout for $51 USD off the $150 USD standard price; the paid full Site Scanner report is $99 USD.
The free Site Scanner preview remains free.
Catalog Scanner paid report
Use code LAUNCH99 at checkout for $51 USD off the $150 USD standard price; the paid Catalog Scanner report is $99 USD.
Use this when product data is already the issue.
Choose by situation
Bring a store problem, a catalog problem, or uncertainty about both. The scanners locate the weak layer. Deeper platform work appears only when the findings make it relevant.
Checks each layer and identifies the strongest verified issue without pushing you into a protocol.
Missing, invalid, duplicate, or inferred product details can make products harder for shopping systems to identify and compare. The scanner shows whether the problem starts in the source record, a mapping input, or the selected output.
Use after the scan identifies affected pages, markup, policies, or seller details.
Corrects confirmed source records so AI search tools and shopping agents receive clearer, more consistent product facts without inventing unsupported claims.
Catches product and policy drift before stale facts spread into AI-facing surfaces and, when reporting is available, compares channel movement against the same baseline without claiming causation.
Use when the basic store and catalog findings are known but the platform, checkout, or market route is still unresolved.
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You will not be asked to buy cleanup until a scan finds a problem, or monitoring until there is a baseline worth comparing.
Use these to locate the problem in the storefront or the product file.
Paid report
Use code LAUNCH99 at checkout for $51 USD off the $150 USD standard price; the paid full Site Scanner report is $99 USD.
The free scanner preview remains free.
Best when you do not yet know which storefront layer is failing.
Paid report
Use code LAUNCH99 at checkout for $51 USD off the $150 USD standard price; the paid Catalog Scanner report is $99 USD.
The free scanner preview remains free.
Best when you already have a catalog export or feed sample.
Use these after a scanner or report has narrowed the issue to site signals or catalog data.
Best after a scan finds page, schema, or trust gaps.
Best after confirmed findings or approved mapping-prep evidence defines the product-data scope.
Request a manual comparison pilot for pages, fields, or policies that change often. Automated reruns and alerts are not open yet.
Best after the first scan is clear and a manual pilot can be scoped safely.
Routed custom review
A direct-purchase plan can break after the cart when inventory, payment, taxes, order creation, webhooks, fulfillment, refunds, or returns do not stay in sync. Once pathway evidence supports direct purchasing, this custom review tests those handoffs safely and shows what must be fixed before implementation or launch.
A direct-purchase path can look viable while checkout, inventory, payment, order, fulfillment, refund, or return systems still fail when they have to work together. Test the merchant-controlled transaction and post-purchase workflow in a safe environment before implementation or launch.
Use only after site, catalog, policy, regional, and pathway evidence supports direct purchasing.
We will check the facts, show where they break, and separate a site problem from a catalog problem. Paid cleanup starts only after the affected pages or records are known.