Simulates ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini · One-click listing rewrites · Live agent traffic

AI ecommerce tools that get your products picked by AI shoppers.

Simulate how AI shopping agents compare your products, see exactly why competitors win, and publish the fixes from one place.

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One loop, from skipped to fixed.

Getting picked by a shopping agent isn't a brand metric. It's catalog work, and ecentic runs the loop for every product you choose.

Step 01

Simulate

ecentic has ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini compare your products with real competitors', the way they would for a shopper.

Step 02

Diagnose

See exactly which products agents skip, who they pick instead, and which missing attribute cost you the cart.

Step 03

Optimize

ecentic rewrites the title, description and structured data. Click Apply and the fix goes to your store.

Step 04

Track

Rescan after a fix to see how your win rate moved. On Shopify, watch the visits AI assistants send you, week over week.

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What it takes to get picked.

Not another dashboard or copy generator. ecentic is a decision layer that sits on top of your store and turns agent insight into published listing updates.

AI win-rate score

See how often ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini pick your product over a named competitor's, product by product.

Per-agent win rates

Product-level scoring

Score history over time

Competitor gap analysis

Find out who agents pick instead of you, and exactly what their listing has that yours doesn't.

Side-by-side comparisons

Missing-attribute detection

Battlecards per competitor

One-click listing rewrites

New titles, descriptions and structured product data, published to your store when you click Apply.

Published when you click Apply

Shopify + WooCommerce write-back

Estimated lift per fix

Agent traffic analytics

On Shopify, see the visits AI assistants and agents make to your store, and which products they land on.

AI-agent visit detection

Daily traffic rollups

Referral attribution

Agent checkout (UCP)

On WooCommerce, the free ecentic plugin lets agents search, fill a cart and check out through UCP, and the order lands in your store. On Shopify, ecentic checks the Merchant Center settings Google's agent checkout needs.

WooCommerce plugin with hosted UCP

Merchant Center checkout settings (Shopify)

Free UCP validator and playground

Google Merchant Center sync

On Shopify, ecentic sends the fixes you publish to Merchant Center as a supplemental feed, so Google's AI Mode and Gemini read the same product data your store shows. It also flags Merchant Center issues and the settings agent checkout needs.

Supplemental feed of your fixes

Merchant Center diagnostics

Agent checkout readiness

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Pick the path that matches your stack.

Each path targets a specific part of the optimization loop: listing quality, platform fit, or competitive research.

Product listings

Improve titles, descriptions, and structured product data

Turn losing product pages into clearer buying inputs for AI shopping agents and high-intent shoppers.

View listing workflow

Shopify

Connect a Shopify catalog and publish fixes in one click

Benchmark products, see why agents prefer competitors, and send listing fixes back to Shopify and your Merchant Center feed.

See Shopify page

WooCommerce

Run the same optimization loop for WooCommerce stores

Import product data, compare against competitors, and manage listing improvements without rebuilding your stack.

See WooCommerce page

Comparison

Understand where agent-commerce optimization fits

Use the buyer's guide to compare content generators, personalization tools, analytics platforms, and agent-focused workflows.

Read the guide
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Frequently asked questions

Common questions from merchants evaluating AI ecommerce tools.

AI ecommerce tools need to help merchants structure product data, explain why listings lose, and improve pages that AI shopping systems compare in seconds. That is different from a generic dashboard or a copy generator that only rewrites descriptions.

2-minute setup · No credit card · See your free score first