Shelfglance Agency

You are responsible for stores you cannot watch

A theme push, a new app, a template edit by someone on the client's side - any of them can quietly stop ChatGPT being able to read a catalogue. Nothing in Shopify tells you, nothing in analytics shows it, and the first you hear of it is a client asking why their traffic changed.

What you get

Up to 25 storefronts, re-scanned every day. The same checks as the free report, run against every live store on your list.
One board. Every client's score in one column, worst first, so the question "who do I call today" has an answer before you open anything.
An email only when something moves. Per store, naming the check that changed and the day it changed. Silence means every store held.
Every client placed against 10,099 stores. The board and every notice say where each store stands against the Shopify stores we have scanned: the median, and the share it is higher than.

What you do not get yet: a report written for your client. Each store has a public report page, and it is the same page anyone can open, not one addressed to you or carrying your name. Until a client-facing version exists, the board and the notices are the deliverable.

$149 per month for all 25 — $5.96 a store. The same 25 bought one at a time is $725 a month. Cancel any time from Stripe's billing page; no email to us, no notice period.

The corpus behind the board

Every score on the board is measured the same way as the 10,099 Shopify storefronts in our public directory, which is what the comparison is against. The method is the one behind our published studies: which AI crawlers Shopify stores block and whether the agent-commerce category filter filters. Both ship their rows.

What a notice looks like

A specimen, not a real one. The store is an example address and the numbers are invented; a real notice reads the same and ends with where the store stands against the corpus on the day it was sent.

clientstore.example: something changed in how assistants read your store

clientstore.example moved down: 84 (A) to 61 (C).
AI shopping crawler access: pass to fail. OAI-SearchBot, the crawler behind ChatGPT search, is now disallowed in robots.txt.

Full report: https://shelfglance.com/report?url=clientstore.example

You asked to be told when this changed. That is the only reason for this email.
Stop these: https://shelfglance.com/unsubscribe?s=clientstore.example&e=you%40youragency.example&t=...

Try it on one client first

The scan behind the board is free and needs no account. Put one client's domain in and read their report before deciding anything about the other twenty-four.

Start watching your list

One domain per line. You can change the list later by mail; nothing here needs an account, and there is no password to lose.

Payment is handled by Stripe. We never see your card. You will be sent to Stripe's page and back here afterwards, and the board link is on the page you come back to and in the receipt.

Only one store?

Then this is the wrong plan and the single watch is $29 a month. The scan itself is free either way.