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Shopify Agent-Readiness Score

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from $80.00 / 1,000 store readiness scoreds

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Shopify Agent-Readiness Score

Shopify Agent-Readiness Score

Scores a public Shopify storefront's product data against the attributes AI shopping agents actually check before recommending a product, and reports the specific gaps.

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from $80.00 / 1,000 store readiness scoreds

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Andrew Harris

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Scores a public Shopify storefront's product catalog against the specific attributes that determine whether AI shopping agents (ChatGPT Shopping, Google's agentic shopping, etc.) surface or silently exclude a product, and reports exactly which SKUs and fields are the problem.

What it does

Give it a list of store domains. For each one it:

  1. Checks robots.txt first — skips and reports, never bypasses.
  2. Samples the public product feed.
  3. Scores the sample against 8 checkable attributes (title quality, description depth, vendor field, category/product_type, image presence, price presence, availability field presence, handle/URL presence).
  4. Returns a 0–100 readiness score, the specific attributes that are failing, and per-attribute failure rates.

Note on GTIN/barcode: it's reported for information only and does not count against the score. Private-label merchants legitimately have no manufacturer barcode to report — Google Merchant Center's own identifier_exists:false exemption exists specifically for this. An earlier version of this project's own research briefly miscounted GTIN absence as a defect and got a materially wrong result as a consequence (see this project's venture-register.html for the full account); this actor is built on the corrected version from the start.

Status

Not yet deployed to Apify Store. The scoring logic is the exact code that was run and manually verified against 377 real stores in two separate passes during this project's research phase — it's not new/untested logic. What's untested is this specific actor packaging on the live Apify platform.

Pricing model

Pay-per-event: one store-scored charge per domain successfully scored. Skipped domains aren't charged. Exact price per event gets set in the Apify Console at publish time, not in code.