Every paid plan runs the same loop. Stop after any step and keep the work done so far.
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The deep audit is the usual starting point: it is the only plan where a person reviews every finding on up to 50 pages, so your fix list is based on your store, not a template.
For a first look at your store.
Adds: your starting point, all 11 checks once on the homepage and sampled public pages, a score out of 100 and a private report link.
For stores with fixes already in place.
Adds: scheduled checks, graded catalogue coverage and a downloadable score history.
The free scan samples one product page alongside the homepage; monitoring adds a what-changed report and downloadable score history.
See which pages got better or worse among pages read in both months.
Robots rules, unreadable pages and the request cap can reduce coverage; these pages do not change the score.
For stores that want a person to own the monthly check.
Adds: a person reads each monthly report, writes the priorities and makes the changes named in your written plan.
For owners who need a plan their developer can act on.
Adds: up to 50 pages, review of every finding, rich-result checks, an ordered fix list with points at stake, and draft files for your developer. Assistant sampling is added when it is part of your quote.
For owners who want the agreed changes done for them.
Adds: we make the quoted fixes, then provide a re-check and a before and after pack.
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Do it yourself: $0 USD and $29 USD. Have it done: $99 USD, $490 USD and $1,500 USD. The deep audit fee comes off the price of the fixes if you go ahead within 60 days.
The homepage and a sample of public pages.
Up to 50 pages, each with its own findings.
Software only.
A named reviewer confirms, adjusts or dismisses every finding.
One sampled product page graded.
Every audited product page, with what is missing for rich-result eligibility.
The homepage.
The homepage and up to the first three product pages read, measured separately when the speed service is available; otherwise marked unmeasured.
Not included.
When sampling is part of your quote: a fixed panel of buyer questions asked of the assistants named in your report, with answers dated and kept: how often the store was cited, its share of all citations, and how often repeat runs agreed on whether your store was cited. Otherwise the report says that no sampling was run.
Not included.
Read from your store's own access logs when you supply them.
The fix for each problem that was measured. A check that could not be measured is marked as such.
One fix list in order, with the points at stake and who should do each fix, plus draft files for a developer.
On screen in about half a minute, with page speed added within a few minutes.
A private report link. The report is prepared in a plain version or a technical version.
The audit takes a person's time to produce, and paid assistant queries when sampling is run, which is why it is a paid plan.
Self-serve automates the repeat checks and adds catalogue coverage; managed adds a person, the audit adds an investigation, and fixes add implementation.
| Each plan | Free scan $0 USD | Self-serve $29 USD | Managed $99 USD | Deep audit $490 USD | Fixes $1,500 USD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scan and score | Once, and again whenever you want | Every month | Every month | Once, reviewed by a person | One re-check is included after the changes are made. |
| What changed since last time | Not included | A generated report | A generated report, read by a person | An ordered fix list with prices | A before and after pack |
| Deciding what matters | You decide | You decide | Written priorities | Written priorities | We decide, then make the change |
| Fixing what broke | You or your developer, with the playbooks | You or your developer, with the playbooks | Only when named in your written plan | Your developer, from our fix list | The scope is fixed: the fixes named in your audit's fix list and written into the quote. One re-check is included after the changes are made. Anything outside the quote is priced and agreed in writing before work starts. Nothing carries over into a further period of work without a new quote. |
| AI answers recorded | Not included | Not included | Not included | When quoted, with dates | Yes, before and after |
| Someone to ask | Not included | Email support | A named contact | A 30 minute call | A named contact |
| How long it takes | It takes about half a minute, with page speed added within a few minutes | Checks run once a month | Checks and review once a month | Five working days | Set by the written quote |
| Price | $0 USD | $29 USD to $49 USD a month | $99 USD to $249 USD a month | From $490 USD, once | From $1,500 USD, fixed price |
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Mention trackers ask assistants questions and record which shops were named. Several of them bundle a technical audit with that tracking, so the two jobs overlap more than the labels suggest.
A tracker tells you whether an assistant mentioned you on a given day. Assistant answers are dated samples and they can change, so a mention is a reading, not a position.
The free scan and monitoring check what your store publishes: whether automated visitors used by common AI tools can reach its public pages, whether software can read its product details, and what the checks find after a change. Nobody can tell you why an assistant chose one shop over another, because no assistant publishes that. These plans do not record which shops assistants name, and we do not claim that one approach is better. The deep audit separately records dated assistant answers when sampling is part of your quote.
Scope. A product-page audit reads one product page at a time. These checks read the whole store together: the visitor-rules file, the shop summary, the page list, the secure address and sampled product pages.
Weight. Every check here carries a published point weight, so a door that shuts an assistant out counts for more than one missing image description.
Checks with no result. When a check returns nothing, it is marked Inconclusive, left out of the sum, and the points that were measured are scaled back up to 100. Your report names every check that was left out.
If your store platform already covers what you need, keep using it. Nothing here asks you to move your store, and the free scan tells you where you stand either way.
The scan and audit need only your public store address. Fixes may need a temporary store login. The written scope lists the exact access before work starts. Do not send a password by email.
Only the items named in the written scope. Common work includes store settings, product text, page text, and small theme changes. You approve the list before any change.
Most store changes can be undone. The written scope says how each change can be reversed. Backups depend on your store platform and hosting.
Keep the report and run the free scan after store updates. There is no reason to buy fixes when nothing needs fixing. Monitoring only makes sense if your store changes often.
AI tools choose answers in ways we cannot control, and store traffic has many causes. We report what we can check: whether tools can reach your pages, whether product details are clear, and what changed between checks.
Read all common questions, including how we handle your information.
Run the free scan first. The score and the findings decide it, and every paid plan starts there anyway.