Is your store ready for shoppers and AI agents?
A free CRO audit that also tells you how ready your store is for agentic commerce: whether an AI agent can read your products, their price and stock, and get all the way to your checkout. Our browser walks the buying journey, without paying, and grades it against 46 criteria.
- No account
- Nothing to install
- 30 s to 2 min
What an AI agent sees in your store
More and more people ask an AI assistant (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity) to find and compare products for them, and some can already complete the purchase. The agent only recommends what it manages to read: if your store paints the price with JavaScript or turns it away in robots.txt, it recommends another one.
Checked on the same walk
- AI search and shopping agents can read your products
- Product name and price readable without JavaScript
- Product data in the initial HTML
- Price, currency and stock an agent can trust
- Product page readable without JavaScript
- Brand and product identifiers
- Home page readable without JavaScript
- Product sitemap
- Checkout on your own domain
- Agentic commerce profile (UCP) (for information)
- llms.txt file (for information)
Informational items are measured but do not count toward your score: they are standards only starting to be adopted.
It is a way of buying in which an AI agent acts on a person's behalf: it researches, compares and completes the purchase with little input at each step. For that, your store has to be readable and usable without someone in front of the screen.
This audit grades what can be seen from the outside: your product data in the HTML, your product sitemap, whether your checkout stays on your domain and whether your robots.txt lets in the agents that search and buy for a person. The rest lives inside your server, so we do not grade it.
Further reading
What a store needs, according to Vercel
- Structured product data (schema.org Product, with price, currency and stock) in the HTML your server sends, not painted later with JavaScript.
- A catalog the agent can read in full: a product feed or a sitemap of product pages.
- A checkout that completes without depending on the browser and without jumping to another domain. That is what ACP (by OpenAI and Stripe) and UCP (by Google with Shopify, Etsy, Wayfair, Target and Walmart) are for.
- A way to verify the agent is who it says it is (Web Bot Auth), because a user agent proves nothing.
- Rate limits that answer “wait and retry” (HTTP 429) instead of an error.
What the browser walks
- 1Landing page
- 2Product page
- 3Add to cart
- 4Cart page
- 5Checkout reachable
This is the route, not a progress bar: every step's result arrives together at the end.
What gets graded
- Conversion path9
- Trust3
- Performance3
- Mobile6
- Security3
- Technical hygiene4
- Discoverability5
- AI agents11
- Measurement integrity2
46 criteria across 9 areas, ordered by what weighs most on the sale.
See all 46 criteria and how to fix each one