AI agents are shopping. Can they buy from you?
Shopping assistants read your store the way a crawler does — no JavaScript, no clicks, no patience. If they can’t find your products, read your prices, or reach your checkout, they recommend someone who can. This checks all three, free.
Whether your robots.txt turns shopping agents away, whether a sitemap exists to enumerate products, and whether the page answers a non-browser client at all.
Whether price and availability survive without JavaScript, and whether Product structured data is present and valid. This is where most stores fail: the price renders for a human and does not exist for an agent.
Whether a login wall or consent banner stops an agent before checkout, and whether your primary call-to-action is reachable as a plain link.
Checked against your landing page, the way an agent first arrives. This catches site-wide blockers — a turned-away crawler, prices that only exist after JavaScript, a login wall, missing product markup. It does not open an individual product page or attempt a real checkout.