AI Visibility AiO for Shopify
An assistant answers from whatever it can read of your store. This app reads what you already wrote and publishes it the way assistants read: structured data, comparable attributes, a plain text page for every product, a live llms.txt. Written into your own Shopify fields, in your store. Three products free, no card, no expiry.
Free: the crawler check, the coverage score for your whole catalogue, and three products fully processed. Nothing expires. The check is free too, and installs nothing.Most of what is sold as AI visibility is a file, a scoreboard, or the same SEO with a new name. Here is what each one measurably does.
Most shop owners assume that ranking well on Google means an assistant will find them and recommend them. The measurements say otherwise.
Ahrefs, 15,000 queries across four assistants, July 2025; 863,000 keywords and 4 million AI Overview citations, March 2026.
The reason is mechanical. Google ranks pages. An assistant retrieves passages, then picks the ones it can quote. It rewrites your customer’s question into narrower ones, searches for those, and answers from whichever pages state a fact it can use: a size with its unit, a price, a delivery term, a material. A page with ten years of backlinks and no stated fact contributes nothing to that answer. A page with no authority and a clear, structured description gets quoted.
SEO optimises for the click: title, keywords, links, position. AI visibility is about the quote: whether your facts are readable, structured and complete. Two things SEO taught you still count, being crawlable and publishing structured data. The rest, backlinks, keyword density, where you rank, does not decide whether an assistant can quote you.
This is what most “AI visibility” apps actually deliver: one text file at the root of your site, listing your pages. It is cheap to generate, which is why so many generate it.
Almost nobody reads it. Google has stated it is not required and has no effect on visibility. The file is a table of contents; it points at pages. If the pages themselves are unreadable, it points at nothing. This app publishes one too, linked to a clean text version of every page it names, because a few tools do read it. It is the smallest module here, not the product.
The other thing sold as AI visibility is a scoreboard: a tool types a handful of prompts into ChatGPT, counts how often you appear, and calls it your share of voice. One screenshot of one answer is not a measurement. Even a properly sampled average tells you the outcome on a given day, for a given phrasing, and nothing about the cause, and it cannot change it.
What can be measured is the step before the answer: which requests AI crawlers actually made to the pages published for your store, by crawler, by day. That is what this app counts, it says exactly what it counted, and that is the number you can act on.
The market sells a file and a scoreboard. Neither reaches the reason. An assistant either has a fact to quote from your shop, or it does not. This app makes sure it does.
Fifteen things, each of which removes a specific reason an assistant would skip your store. All of them from your own words, all of them written into your own Shopify metafields.
Price, availability, comparable attributes and shipping and return terms, added to the Product node your theme already publishes and referenced to it. On a theme that publishes none, the app writes the whole node.
Assistants build comparison tables from attributes, and an item with none never makes the table. Most catalogues already state theirs in prose. This finds them with a dictionary in your own language, with twenty trade presets to start from.
At /apps/ai-visibility/your-product on your own domain. No theme, no scripts, no layout: the facts, the summary, the questions, and the collections the product belongs to. This is the page a crawler is offered.
Built on request from what is published right now, never a file on a timer that goes stale. Every entry links to the plain text page it describes, which is what the specification asks for and what most generators skip.
Dimensions, materials, capacity, options, delivery, returns and warranty, from what your store holds, published as FAQPage structured data. If there is no real answer, no question is published.
Delivery time and cost, return window, warranty, payment methods and your official social profiles, entered once and published on every product as buyer questions and as shipping and return structured data. An empty field publishes nothing.
Built only from the attributes that actually vary across the members, with a collection summary and the criteria a buyer would choose by. A theme block with zero JavaScript.
Every image gets a short, specific alt text written from the product’s own attributes. An alt text a human wrote is never replaced.
Eight AI crawlers by name: GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, DeepSeekBot, Applebot and Google-CloudVertexBot. Password pages, firewall rules and robots directives are each named with their fix. Free, unlimited.
Every request an AI crawler makes to the text pages and the llms.txt the app publishes is counted, by crawler, on the dashboard. It counts what it serves, and states that; it does not guess at the rest of your store.
Attributes, summary, buyer questions, who it suits and alt text, each marked as read automatically or written by you. A manual override is never overwritten by a later pass.
Coverage dial, the spread of attribute kinds, one before and after taken from your own catalogue, the worst covered products, and CSV export. Two toggles decide whether out of stock and unlisted products are published.
Unpublish, delete or rename a product and its text page and its llms.txt entry go with it, on every plan. A page for a product you do not sell is a false claim, not a feature.
A second theme block your loyal visitors can tap to add your store as a preferred source in Google. A plain link in the form Google documents, nothing loaded from Google. Off by default.
Every value the app writes lives in your own Shopify metafields. The app asks for products and themes and nothing else, which you can check on the install screen. There is no second copy of your catalogue to worry about.
On a real client catalogue of 189 products, every product yielded attributes: a median of 14 per product, 2,587 values across 26 families, from descriptions the shop had already written.
Every value on the right is quoted from the description the shop already wrote. Nothing is generated, nothing is guessed, and the sentence each fact came from is shown beside it.
{ "@type": "Product",
"name": "Espresso Machine E20",
"image": "e20-front.jpg" }
No offer, no availability, no attributes. An assistant can name the product and nothing else.
"offers": { "price": "449", "priceCurrency": "EUR", "availability": "InStock" }
Nothing you wrote by hand is touched, and nothing is invented. Where there is no real answer in your own words, nothing is published.
Firewalls and password pages block AI crawlers silently. Nothing appears in your analytics, nothing breaks, your normal traffic is unaffected. This was a live result on one of our own domains, same page, same minute, only the name of the requester changed:
Perfect content on a page no assistant can fetch is worth nothing, and no amount of writing fixes it. So the check runs first, on the free plan, and Diagnostics tells you what to change before the app publishes anything.
The free check
Type your address and the report arrives by email in about a minute. Nothing is installed, nothing on your store changes, and you do not need to buy anything to read it.
The report is a page at a private link, not a PDF attachment. It is not indexed, and it is deleted after ninety days.
It never asks ChatGPT about your brand and calls the answer a measurement. An answer that changes per person and per day is not a number.
It never writes blog posts or product copy for you. Knowing which forty products are unreadable is worth more than a generated paragraph on each.
It never touches orders, customers or payments. It did not ask for that permission, and Shopify shows you exactly what it asked for on the install screen.
Free
Free no expiry
Standard
99 USD per year
High volume
149 USD per year
The check and the diagnosis cost nothing. 99 USD a year is for the fix on the whole catalogue, and the values it writes stay in your store. A readiness report on its own, with no fix, is sold elsewhere for between 249 and 499 USD.
No. Everything it publishes is read by machines: structured data, a text page at its own address, an FAQ block. The theme blocks carry no JavaScript. The comparison table and the preferred source button appear only where you place them.
Yes. On a theme that already publishes a Product node, the app extends it. On one that publishes none, the app writes it. Either way, one Product node on the page. You switch on the app embed once, in the theme editor, and that is the whole integration.
Products, to read and write them, and themes, to read them. That is the complete list, and Shopify shows it to you on the install screen. Orders, customers and payments are not on it, so the app cannot read them.
No. The theme blocks contain no JavaScript, only structured data. The text pages are served through the app proxy on your domain and are not part of your theme’s load at all.
Then it fills in what is missing and leaves what is there. Values your theme or another app already sets are not touched.
Then the coverage score says so, product by product, and the app publishes less. It will not write descriptions for you. Where there is no real answer in your own words, nothing is published.
No, and nobody can. What it guarantees is that when an assistant reads your store there is something accurate to quote, and the dashboard shows you the requests the app received for those pages.
No. Nothing expires and nothing is taken away. The three products you process stay published whether you subscribe or not. The free plan stops at the fourth product and at the paid screens: dictionary, business facts, collections, the Report.
Open /apps/ai-visibility/ followed by a product handle on your own domain and read what a crawler reads. Open your llms.txt. Run a product through Google’s Rich Results Test. The Report shows the coverage and one before and after from your own catalogue.
Yes. The dictionary is plain text in whatever language your descriptions are written in, with twenty trade presets to start from. The interface is in English.
Standard covers up to 20,000 products. Above that, High volume, which has no limit and priority support. Both are annual and billed through Shopify.
Everything the app wrote stays where it wrote it, in your own Shopify metafields. Nothing is withdrawn on cancellation. Billing and refunds for app charges follow Shopify’s own app billing terms.
Because the work is front loaded. An afternoon after installing, your catalogue is done, and after that the app reprocesses only what you edit. A year is the honest unit for that.
Yes, on your own store. Install the free plan, run the check, process three products and open their text pages. That is the demo, on your catalogue, with no card.