Analytics
Every storefront comes with a dashboard that shows which AI and search companies read your page, when an assistant looked you up live, and what to update next. Here's exactly what it measures, and what it can't.
Search and AI engines reading your page in the background to learn about your store. Photo downloads are counted separately.
OpenAI · Anthropic · Perplexity · Google · Bing · Apple · Amazon · Meta · DuckDuckGo · Common Crawl · ByteDance
Someone asked an assistant about your store, and it opened your page right then to answer. This is the strongest signal we have: a real question about you, in that moment.
ChatGPT · Claude · Perplexity · Meta AI · DuckDuckGo · Mistral
Real visits to your page (one per page load, not one per photo), and whether they came from an AI app, a search engine, social media, a link or a bookmark. Visitors sent by AI are broken out on their own.
An 8-week chart, a day-by-day view of any week in your store's own time zone, and a one-line summary like “Last week, engines read your page 14 times.”
AI trusts information that has a recent date on it. Your dashboard shows how old each part of your record is, a completeness score, and the one photo that would help most right now.
Automatic
When your storefront updates, we send a “this page changed, please re-read it” notice through IndexNow to Bing and its partners. That matters because ChatGPT's search leans heavily on Bing.
Every number on your dashboard is a floor, not a ceiling. Here's why.
Google uses the same crawler for search and Gemini, and Gemini answers from Google's index without a separate visit.
Assistants often answer from what they read earlier, so live lookups undercount how often you come up.
Many phone apps don't pass that along, so some AI-sent visits show up as “typed in or bookmarked.”
Someone who opens your page twice counts twice.
We go by the name a bot announces, and filter out known fakes and unrecognized bots.
Counts roll up once a day, so the dashboard is at most a day behind.
No cookies, no Google Analytics, no tracking scripts. Store pages don't run any code in the visitor's browser. Counts come from our own server logs, kept 90 days.