Is your shop on AI’s radar?

AI is already recommending your competitors

Your buyers have stopped searching and started asking. When someone asks ChatGPT which product to buy, a handful of shops get named, and the rest may as well not exist. Find out whether yours is one of them.

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An AI assistant, today

Best waterproof hiking boots for wide feet under €150

Three shops stand out for wide-fit waterproof boots in that range:

Alpine Trek Co. Says which models suit wide feet
Nordwand Outdoor Prices, stock and reviews all machine-readable
TrailWorks Detailed materials and waterproof rating
Your shop not mentioned

Illustration. A real audit records the shops AI actually named for your products.

Search didn't die. It moved.

Google gave every shopper ten links and let them choose. An AI assistant gives them two or three recommendations and a reason to trust each one. There is no page two. If your products are not in that answer, you are not in the running, and you will never see it in your analytics, because the visit never happens.

Shoppers ask. They no longer search.

"Best waterproof hiking boots for wide feet under €150" is now a question people put to a chatbot, not a search bar. They get an answer, not a list of options to work through.

Most shops can't be read by AI

If an AI can't reach your pages, or can't work out your price, stock and reviews, it won't risk recommending you. It names a shop it understands instead.

You can't see it happening

Nobody arrives, so nothing appears in your analytics. The loss stays invisible until you compare yourself against whoever is being recommended in your place.

How Shop on Radar works

Two checks. One report you can act on the same afternoon.

1

Add your shop

Paste your shop’s address. Any platform works: Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop or something built for you. We read your public pages exactly as an AI would.

2

Choose your products

Pick the products or categories that matter most to your business. You don’t have to audit everything to find out what’s wrong.

3

We check what AI can actually read

Whether AI assistants are allowed onto your site at all, whether your product labels are complete and correct, and whether your titles, descriptions, images, prices and reviews give AI enough to go on.

4

We ask real shopper questions

We write the questions your buyers would actually ask, and you can edit them or add your own. Then we put them to ChatGPT and record who gets recommended. If it isn’t you, we find out who, and why.

What you get

A report written for a shop owner, not a developer.

AI visibility score
Your shop is hard for AI to read
AI access
Product labels
Product information
12 issues, worst first
No price in your product labels How to fix
Descriptions too short to judge How to fix
Reviews not machine-readable How to fix
An illustration of how the report is laid out. A real report shows your own products, your own scores and the shops AI named instead of yours.
A visibility score One number for how visible your shop is to AI, plus a score for each area, so you can see where the damage is.
Every problem, worst first What’s wrong, product by product, ordered by how much it is costing you, each one with a plain explanation of why it matters.
How to fix each one Steps you can follow yourself or hand to whoever looks after your site. We explain the fix; we don’t write it for you.
Who AI recommends instead The shops named for each question, what they do that you don’t, and what to change to compete with them.
What to do next A short, ordered plan, so you know where to start on Monday morning.

Why not a general AI-visibility tool?

We audit products, not just brands

Most tools count how often your brand name comes up. That is a marketing metric. We check whether your individual products get recommended, because that is what actually gets bought.

We tell you why you lost

Knowing you are invisible doesn’t help you. We show you which shop was recommended instead, what they did better, and exactly what to change.

Pricing

Both plans check your shop again every month, so you can see what your fixes changed. Pay for a year up front and each month costs a lot less.

Indicative pricing. We are still finalising our plans, and waitlist members will see the final prices before anyone else.

How often you pay
Recommended

Starter

One shop, checked again each month as you fix things.

$29 /month

$348 a year, paid once. That is 35% cheaper a month than paying monthly.

Includes 1 shop 30 products per audit 20 shopper questions Re-audited every month, so you can see progress
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Pro

Several shops, tracked together.

$68 /month

$816 a year, paid once. That is 35% cheaper a month than paying monthly.

Includes 5 shops 200 products per audit, shared across your shops 60 shopper questions Re-audited every month, so you can see progress
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Find out how AI sees your shop

Join the waitlist. We’ll tell you when we open, and waitlist members get the final pricing first.

We’ll take a look at your shop, and we’ll have something to show you when we open.

What we collect

Questions

Do I need to be technical?

No. The report is written in plain language, and every fix comes with instructions you can follow yourself or forward to whoever manages your site.

Which AI do you test?

At launch we test ChatGPT, through OpenAI, because that is where most shopping questions are being asked today. Shop on Radar is built so we can add other assistants later.

Does it work with my platform?

Yes. We read your public pages the same way an AI does, so it makes no difference whether you are on Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop or something built for you.

Is there a free trial?

No. There is no free tier and no free sample audit. A real audit costs us real money to run, and we would rather charge fairly than water it down. The example report above shows exactly what you would get.

What languages do you support?

English and Polish throughout: the app, the questions we put to AI, the report and the PDF. You choose the language for each shop.

Will you fix my shop for me?

The report tells you precisely what is wrong and how to put it right. The work itself is yours or your developer’s, and that is what keeps us honest about what is actually broken. It is not part of what Shop on Radar sells. But if you would rather somebody else did it, ask. We will look at what your shop needs and price it as a separate job.

Ask us to quote the work