A free SEO audit of every product in your store.

Twenty-one things on every product: duplicate, thin, overlong, all-capitals and promotional titles; missing, thin and copied descriptions; missing, single, undersized and shared images, and missing alt text on WooCommerce; no product type or category, no brand, no SKU and a SKU used twice; a price of zero and a sale price that is not below the regular price; products out of stock everywhere; and, on stores that collect reviews, products with none. Each finding comes with the fix for your platform.

Yes. Press See an example report under the address box. It runs the same audit on an invented store, Juniper & Co, with one of each kind of problem, so you can see the score, the ranked fixes and the spreadsheet before checking a real store.

Start with the high-impact problems the report puts at the top: products with no description, no image or a zero price, and products sharing a title. Then rewrite thin or copied descriptions, best sellers first, and fill in product types, brands and unique SKUs. Run the audit again once the changes are live to see the score move.

Yes. Most SEO audits look at a handful of pages. This one reads every product in the catalogue, because on a store the product pages are where most searches land and where most problems sit. For the site as a whole, the free website audit checks whether AI systems can reach, read and cite your key pages.

Yes. Press Print report, or your browser’s own print command, and the page prints as a clean report with every fix opened, ready to save as a PDF and send to whoever looks after your products. Download the spreadsheet for every product, one row each.

No. Enter the store address and the audit runs straight away. It reads the same public product list any visitor to the store can open, so it works for your own store and for any competitor you want to compare with.

Shopify stores, through the public list every Shopify store publishes at /products.json, and WooCommerce stores through the Store API that WooCommerce itself provides. A store can switch its public list off, and the checker says so when it finds none.

Up to 2,500 products on a Shopify store and 1,000 on a WooCommerce store, read a page at a time with a pause between pages so the store is never rushed. A large Shopify catalogue takes about a minute.

Shopify leaves image alt text, barcodes and search titles out of its public product list. They live in Shopify admin, which is where the free RankX AI Shopify app reads and fixes them, for one product or many at once, with undo.

No. A Shopify store is read by your own browser, straight from the store. A WooCommerce store does not allow that, so the list passes through our server, which keeps a copy for ten minutes so a repeat check does not ask the store again, then drops it.

Every product starts at full marks and loses 3 for each high-impact problem, 2 for each medium and 1 for each low one, out of 6, so two serious problems empty it. The store score is the average across every product checked, and a product counts as ready when it has no high or medium problem.

When products share a title or a description, search engines and AI shopping answers cannot tell them apart. They pick one page to show and treat the others as copies, so products you stock never appear for the searches that should find them.