Shopify storefront readiness

Find the storefront gaps that can weaken Shopify AI-channel discovery.

Shopify can make eligible products available through supported AI channels, but the product facts shoppers reach still need to be clear and consistent. Site Scanner checks the public storefront, then separates page problems from catalog or channel work.

Scan my Shopify storefront See sample report

Check the public storefront before changing channels or themes.

Our proprietary rules-based scanner compares the Shopify pages and product information it can verify. Predefined rules determine findings and scores; AI explains the result but cannot change it.

Whether key product pages and policy pages can be reached.
Visible price, stock, product descriptions, and variant choices.
Product information behind the page compared with what shoppers see.
Seller identity, returns, privacy, terms, and support context.

Platform contextShopify Agentic Storefronts

Public scanPages, product facts, and policies

Private reviewShopify Admin and Catalog settings later

Next routeSite, catalog, or Shopify work

The scan cannot confirm Shopify Catalog eligibility, private channel settings, activation, placement, or sales.

What Site Scanner checks

See whether the first blocker lives in the storefront.

A Shopify-specific search does not always require Shopify implementation. The first useful step is to confirm whether product pages, product facts, access, or policies are the part that needs attention.

Product-page access

Blocked, unstable, or hard-to-reach pages can limit open-web discovery. We check the public pages and discovery controls the scanner can verify.

Product facts and options

Unclear prices, stock, product codes, sizes, colours, or other options can make products harder for shopping tools to compare accurately.

Page information consistency

We compare visible product details with the product and offer information built into the page, then flag confirmed disagreements.

Policies and seller context

Returns, privacy, terms, contact details, and seller identity need to be specific and easy to find before deeper channel work makes sense.

Current Shopify pathway

Shopify connects supported channels; merchants still own the facts.

Current Shopify guidance uses Shopify Catalog for channels such as ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot, while Google AI Mode, Gemini, and Meta use their Shopify sales-channel integrations.

Channel product-data routes differ

Shopify Catalog supplies supported catalog channels, while other AI surfaces use their Shopify sales-channel integrations. Complete titles, descriptions, options, images, price, and availability still matter.

ChatGPT is discovery-focused

For Shopify merchants, ChatGPT currently refers shoppers to the merchant's online-store checkout rather than offering a Shopify ChatGPT direct-checkout switch.

Private settings and access need a later review

A public scan cannot inspect Sales channels > Agentic, Catalog Mapping, terms acceptance, eligibility, or private channel controls. Google AI Mode and Gemini access is not yet available to every Shopify store.

Official guidance checked July 18, 2026.

Shopify Agentic Storefronts Shopify Catalog and product discovery Selling on ChatGPT

Recommended next-step routing

Use the finding to choose the Shopify next step.

The page keeps storefront diagnosis, catalog cleanup, and Shopify-specific execution separate so the merchant does not pay for the wrong layer.

Storefront facts need work

Use Site Scanner and, when confirmed, AI Search Remediation for page access, product information, or policy gaps.

Run the Shopify scan

Catalog structure needs work

Use Catalog Scanner when internal product fields, variants, identifiers, descriptions, or mapping inputs are the likely problem.

Check a product file

The foundations look viable

Review Shopify Agentic Enablement only after evidence supports channel or theme-safe implementation work.

Review Shopify support

Sample full report

See how confirmed store problems are prioritized.

Open the current sample to see each problem found, why it is a problem, how to fix it, and how to verify the fix.

Illustrative full scan

Rules-based scores

Affected pages

Fix verification

A tested score that keeps verified checks separate from checks the scanner could not complete.
Confirmed problems tied to affected page addresses, followed by the merchant consequence.
Practical fix steps and a clear rerun or validation check for every issue group.
One recommended next step, work to defer, and clear limits on what the report proves.

See sample Site Scanner report Review full-report details

Sample data is illustrative. A paid report uses a fresh scan for your chosen store.

Preview image of a sample Site Scanner full report PDF cover and summary.

Free Site Scanner preview

Scan the public Shopify storefront now.

Enter the store URL and email below. Shopify is already selected. The preview checks a focused sample with clear limits and emails the evidence-backed summary.

You provideStore URL, email, and merchant context

The scanner checksA focused sample of public pages

You receiveEvidence-backed findings, limits, and one recommended next step

Site changesNone — the scan is read-only

Preview setup

Tell us which store to scan.

Keep this tab open to see the results appear here automatically, or close it after submitting and wait for the email. We send the preview summary to the email address you enter.

Free previewUp to 100 pages

Work emailWebsite URLCommerce platformYour storefront, catalog, and checkout are managed in Shopify.

Refine the recommended next step.

These visible starting assumptions keep the preview quick. Change any detail you know; choosing an unsure option is fine.

Checkout or payment providerChoose this if you do not know who handles checkout or payments.Where do you sell?Your markets are mixed, different from these choices, or not confirmed.Catalog size estimateA growing catalog with up to 250 products.Primary goalStart broad and let the scan show which area needs attention first.

This preview scans up to 100 pages. Full reports use an in-depth website scan of up to 1,500 pages.

If the scanner cannot read your site

Some firewall, bot protection, or rate-limit settings can block automated checks. If that happens, try these steps and run it again.

If your firewall supports user-agent rules, temporarily allow AI-Commerce-Readiness-Audit/0.1 during the scan.
If safe, reduce bot challenges only for Site Scanner requests, then restore the rule after the scan.

When this check fits

Use the public scan before choosing deeper platform work.

This page is a good fit when

You want to know whether public product pages and policies are clear enough before channel work.
Prices, stock, variants, product descriptions, or page information may disagree.
You want evidence before changing a theme, catalog mapping, or Agentic Storefront setting.

If the scan confirms a storefront problem, our finding-to-fix rules route it to the narrowest appropriate cleanup path. Theme work stays in a duplicate theme with validation and approval.

What this Shopify scan cannot prove

A focused public scan cannot inspect private Shopify Admin data, confirm Catalog or channel eligibility, accept terms, activate a channel, guarantee placement, or predict sales. Catalog and channel settings require a later merchant-authorized review.