Free check · any platform · the way in
Publish what your shop commits to agents, with one click
- An agent asks
- Which of your products dropped out of AI shopping, and why?
- GAIP answers
- The products it could not read the way assistants do, what was missing or disagreed (price, stock, product code, policy page, crawler access), and when. What GAIP observed, not why an AI service made its choice.
- The call
GET /v1/free/shop-check?url=your-shop.com(an agent can run it for a shop too)
Enter your shop's address: GAIP reads your public pages, checks the things AI shopping assistants look for, and shows what it found and when. Free today, any platform; nothing changes in your shop.
- Enter your shop's address. Public pages only; it keeps no page copies and changes nothing.
- Read what it found. Policy pages, the product facts assistants match on, AI crawler access, each with the time.
- Re-run after any theme or app change. Daily checks, with an email the day a product drops out: the Shopify app, coming soon.
www.gaipagents.com (synthetic test shop)
An illustration of the app's daily record, not a check that ran
- Shop
- GAIP's synthetic test shop
- Product
- GAIP Test Range Demo Mug (synthetic)
- Price
- £24.00 on the product page, £36.00 in the product feed
- Stock
- in stock in its structured data, out of stock in its meta tags, unavailable in its product feed
- What this is
- What GAIP observed on the shop's own pages; not why an AI service made its choice
Unsigned illustration: the app is not yet available.
What the app's dated record for one product will look like, drawn from GAIP's own synthetic test shop. Not yet available.
Details everything else about this product
Coming soon for Shopify shops: GAIP: AI Shopping Alerts publishes your shop's agent-commerce record on your own domain, keeps a dated record of what your pages showed when an agent ordered, shows who reached you and what assistants quote about you, and emails you the day a product drops out of an AI shopping channel with the price, stock or SKU disagreement GAIP observed (not yet available).
Which of your products dropped out of AI shopping, and why? The free check answers that today, for any shop, from your public pages. Shoppers now ask ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini to find products for them. For Shopify shops, many of those assistants draw on Shopify Catalog (the source AI shopping assistants like ChatGPT and Copilot use), and a product can drop out of it without anyone noticing. Free today, for any shop: enter your shop's address and GAIP checks the things those assistants look for, from your public pages only, and shows what it found and when.
In short
- What it is
- A check of your shop's public pages for what AI shopping assistants look for: store policies, the product details they match on, and whether your robots.txt lets their search tools read the shop.
- What to do first
- Enter your shop's web address in the form on this page and press Check my shop.
- What the answer looks like
- Each thing checked, what GAIP found on your public pages, a fix where one applies, and the time it ran.
- What it does not say
- GAIP does not say why an AI service shows or drops a product, and it never promises placement: no AI shopping assistant publishes which shops it shows. It reports what your public pages showed at the time of the check.
One of GAIP's three doors; every question GAIP answers is on what GAIP is and in the record.
What it checks
The Terms, Privacy and Refund pages ChatGPT checkout needs; whether your product pages show the details assistants match products on (name, image, price, whether it is in stock, barcode); and whether your shop lets the AI search tools of ChatGPT, Copilot and Google read it (the robots.txt file that tells automated readers what they may visit).
What it does not do
It never promises placement in any assistant: none of them publishes the shops it shows. It reads only your public pages, honours robots.txt, keeps no page copies, and changes nothing.
Then what
Coming soon for Shopify shops: an app that publishes what your shop commits to agents on your own domain in one click, keeps a dated record of what your pages showed when an agent ordered, shows who reached you and what assistants quote about you, keeps the compliance record, and checks every day, emailing you the day a product drops out of an AI shopping channel with the price, stock or SKU (product code) disagreement GAIP observed on that product, in a dated evidence log to send to support (not yet available). It says what GAIP saw, not why an AI service made its choice. What the Shopify app does. Today, on any platform, you can publish what your shop commits to agents as one file on your own domain: the agent-commerce record, with a free generator and a GitHub Action. Until then, and on other platforms: re-run this check after any theme, app or plugin change; daily watching is coming to more platforms.