RS // Tactical Precision
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Status All systems go
SEO · AEO · GEO · AIO
4/4 disciplines armed

AI agents are shopping your categoryPut your Shopify catalog
in the crosshairs of
ChatGPT

ACQUIRING TARGET_

Rank Sniper rewrites your Shopify product data so AI agents can find it, quote it, and buy it. One install. Four disciplines. Your copy never touched.

No install · no signup · 30 seconds — or enter the command center

01 // Tactical command center

One console.
Every operation.

One place to read what agents can and cannot parse in your catalogue: a score per pillar, traced to a rubric published in full, with the findings ordered by impact. Scheduled re-scans, drift checks and agent traffic attribution are planned and are not running today.

Tour the command center →
RS Command // SampleSimulated — illustrative
seo
88
aeo
79
geo
92
aio
95
SCAN 4,100 records · apparel · 77 · PARTIALLY LEGIBLE
CRAWLER AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt · 2 · BLOCKED
SCHEMA Product JSON-LD present · PASS
SCAN 900 records · skincare · 91 · AGENT READY
CRAWLER no AI crawler blocked · ALLOWED
SCHEMA no Product JSON-LD found · MISSING
SEOAEOGEOAIO
02 // The name is the method

A sniper doesn’t spray.
One shot. Four targets.

Most tools spray a site with generic fixes and hope something ranks. Rank Sniper reads your catalogue once and measures every product record against the four systems that decide whether an AI buys from you: search engines, answer engines, generative engines, and the agents holding the wallet.

The crosshair on the logo isn’t decoration. It’s the architecture.

See the four targets →
03 // Target acquisition

Four targets.
All locked.

Every tier, every store, every scan runs all four. Never sold separately. Never gated.

TGT-01Locked

seo

Join the comparison set.

Uncategorised products aren’t ranked badly — they aren’t in the running. The scan reports which records are missing the fields that put them in one.

Engage →
TGT-02Locked

aeo

Become the quotable answer.

Answer engines lift what is quotable. The scan measures whether your copy carries facts an engine can extract, or only atmosphere.

Engage →
TGT-03Locked

geo

Give the model something to cite.

Generative engines prefer sources they can verify. The scan reads vendor, dates and crawler policy — the provenance a model attributes a claim to.

Engage →
TGT-04Locked

aio

Let the agent resolve the buy.

Price, availability, delivery — resolvable without guessing. The scan reports which of those an agent would have to infer.

Engage →
04 // Mission sequence

Install to overwatch
in five moves.

Installed from a link while the App Store listing is pending. You approve three scopes on Shopify’s own consent screen — and can revoke them from your admin at any second. No password. No staff account. No dev access.read_products · write_products · read_inventory
Your full catalogue is pulled through the Admin GraphQL API — variants, metafields, media, inventory, policies. It runs against the admin, never your storefront, so shoppers see nothing.full catalogue · one pass · admin API only
Enriched fields land in a dedicated metafield namespace. Your titles, descriptions and copy are never touched — every other write is refused in code, not by policy. Because the writes are confined to that namespace, removing it leaves your own fields exactly as they were.non-destructive · one namespace
A hosted endpoint serves your canonical record to anything that asks for it. A theme extension publishes the same record as JSON-LD on your product pages — you switch it on in your theme editor, because we never ask for permission to edit your theme.JSON-LD · UCP · ACP
Scheduled passes for new and changed products, drift checks for tags and schema stripped by theme updates, and re-verification of crawler access. This is the planned monitoring layer: it is written and not yet running in production.planned · not yet scheduled
05 // Built for every operator

First store or
fiftieth.

One console scales from your first product upload to a multi-store operation. Pick your lane.

Launching your first Shopify store

  • Free scan before you spend a dollar — see exactly what agents can and can’t read
  • Findings in plain language — every check names the field it read and why it matters
  • Guided task list — the console orders findings by score impact
  • $99/mo covers all four pillars — nothing gated, nothing upsold mid-mission

What you get on day one

  • Every product measured the same way — one rubric, published in full, versioned
  • Clean schema from your first sale — no technical debt to unwind later
  • Email alerts — planned — not running today; the scan is on demand
06 // Attachments

Eight modules.
Mission-specific.

Bolt on what your operation needs. Every attachment is tagged to the pillar it serves. None is orderable today — each one is listed with the price it will carry at release.

GEO
Agent traffic attribution
planned · $149/mo at release

Which agents hit your store, what they asked, which products surfaced. Nothing records this today.

AEO
Answer block authoring
planned · $199/mo at release

Merchant-approved question and answer content, published as visible copy on the page rather than as markup alone.

SEO
Competitive benchmark
planned · $249/mo at release

Your four pillar scores against rivals on your top queries, with the gap list.

AIO
Hourly sync
planned · $99/mo at release

Flash drops and live inventory read within the hour rather than overnight.

SEO
Merchant feed syndication
planned · $129/mo at release

Canonical record pushed to Google Merchant Center, Bing and agent feed formats.

GEO
Multi-locale records
planned · $79/mo at release

A canonical record per market — right variant, right price, in FR or ES.

AIO
Extra SKU enrichment
planned · $1.20/SKU at release

Beyond your monthly allowance. Charged only on products actually processed.

ALL
Additional stores
planned · priced per conversation

The same engine across every storefront you run, at a standing per-store rate.

More attachments in build

New modules are designed and tagged to the pillar they serve. Each stays marked planned on this page until it is built and orderable.

View all attachments →
07 // Deployment tiers

Priced by catalog.
Never by pillar.

Starter
$99/mo
Billed monthly · annual saves 20%
Catalogue
under 500 skus
Enrichments
100 / month
Overage
$1.20 / sku

Every discipline, continuous scanning, one-click revert.

In every tier
  • All four pillars — seo, aeo, geo, aio
  • Continuous scanning and fixing — planned, not running today
  • Daily scan · weekly tag drift · monthly crawler re-check — planned
  • 29 per-criterion recommendations with fix classes
  • One-click bulk apply — planned; writes are confined to one metafield namespace
See Starter details
Optimal
Growth
$299/mo
Billed monthly · annual saves 20%
Catalogue
500 – 5,000 skus · most stores
Enrichments
500 / month
Overage
$1.20 / sku

Adds agent traffic attribution and impact-ordered task lists.

In every tier
  • All four pillars — seo, aeo, geo, aio
  • Continuous scanning and fixing — planned, not running today
  • Daily scan · weekly tag drift · monthly crawler re-check — planned
  • 29 per-criterion recommendations with fix classes
  • One-click bulk apply — planned; writes are confined to one metafield namespace
See Growth details
Plus
$599/mo
Billed monthly · annual saves 20%
Catalogue
5,000+ skus
Enrichments
2,000 / month
Overage
$1.20 / sku

Adds competitive benchmark and a named support contact.

In every tier
  • All four pillars — seo, aeo, geo, aio
  • Continuous scanning and fixing — planned, not running today
  • Daily scan · weekly tag drift · monthly crawler re-check — planned
  • 29 per-criterion recommendations with fix classes
  • One-click bulk apply — planned; writes are confined to one metafield namespace
See Plus details

Two lanes with no list price. Both are quoted per account, because the numbers that set the rate differ per buyer by more than the rate itself.

Agency
multi-store · per client
Quoted per account
  • Every client store under one login — planned
  • Per-client reporting and export — planned
  • White-label PDF reports — planned
  • Volume rate across the book
  • Affiliate commission on referrals — accrual is built, payouts are planned
Talk to us →
Enterprise
any catalogue
Quoted per account
  • Everything in Plus, across any number of catalogues
  • Custom pillar weighting and private rubric extensions — planned
  • SSO, audit log and data-residency options — planned
  • Contact lane — billed through Shopify, like every plan
  • Consultations — here and only here
Talk to us →

All four pillars in every tier · Annual 20% off — priority support and a locked rate · Full pricing and attachments

08 // For agencies

Every client store,
one console.

The agency lane is planned: per-store roles, white-label reporting and one login instead of one subscription per client, priced against the size of the book. None of it is built yet, and this section says so rather than selling it as live.

One login

Every store in one place — planned

Client stores under a single account with per-store roles, so an operator sees only the stores that are theirs. Designed; not built.

White-label

Your report, our engine — planned

Scores and task lists carrying your brand rather than ours, backed by a methodology a client can audit at the rubric. Designed; not built.

Priced per account

By the book, not the list

A book of stores is not a stack of retail subscriptions. Agency pricing is set against the size and shape of the book, and it is quoted in conversation.

The same non-destructive write contract runs on every store, enforced at the API client — so what you promise a client is what the engine actually does.

Agency lane →
09 // The introduction economy

Send us stores.
Get paid when they stay.

20% of every payment your referrals make, for a full 12 months each — no cap, no tiers to climb, no minimum audience. Commission accrues today; the payout rail is planned, and nothing is paid until it exists.

20%recurring commission
12 months per referral
01

Share your link

Grab a tracked link from your dashboard and drop it anywhere. A 60 days last-click cookie means you still get credit when the click and the signup are weeks apart.

02

They subscribe

The store you sent signs up — and gets their first 2 months on us. Your introduction opens with a gift, not a pitch.

03

You get paid

20% of every payment for 12 months, on collected revenue only. Payouts are monthly once you clear $50, and the payout rail is planned rather than live.

Commission
20%
Earning window
12 months
Attribution
60 days
Payouts
monthly
Minimum
$50
Join the program →

Founders
Protocol

50 stores back Rank Sniper before the App Store listing and keep Growth for as long as the product exists. Paid once, at launch — there is no renewal, which is why there is no rate to raise. Requesting a place costs nothing and commits neither of us.

  • One-time payment, lifetime access
  • Everything in Growth, for the life of the store
  • Rate locked permanently — no renewal, no increase
  • Enrichments — 500 / month
  • 50%+ off every add-on, for life
  • Direct line to the people building it

A founding place is granted, not bought here. No payment is accepted on this site: you ask, a person reviews every request, and payment happens at app launch only if a place is confirmed with you in writing.

Request a spot →
10 // Field log

What changed,
and when.

No press releases — a dated record of what shipped, written from the repository rather than from memory. The last section of the log is the honest half: what this product does not claim yet.

Full changelog →
September 14, 2026 · App

Feed endpoints and webhooks, built and reconciling in code

The canonical record serves in four formats and reconciles against the database two independent ways. Product-update webhooks re-enrich on change, with a loop guard so our own write does not wake us forever.

Read the log →September 14, 2026 · App

The write layer, and a contract enforced in code

Enriched fields land in one dedicated metafield namespace. Every other mutation is refused at the API client before the request is issued — an allowlist, not a policy. Because the writes are confined to that namespace, removing it leaves merchant-authored fields exactly as they were; a merchant-facing revert control is planned and not built.

Read the log →August 22, 2026 · This site

Overwatch, wired to the same sources the pages render

The assistant answers from a knowledge file generated at build time out of the same pricing, pillar and rubric sources the pages use — so it cannot quote a price the site does not show. A gate fails the build if the two drift apart.

Read the log →August 22, 2026 · This site

V3 Fire Control — the marketing site, rebuilt

One design system across the marketing tree, with every number on the page read from the same source the product uses. Anything that could not be traced to a source was removed rather than estimated.

Read the log →
11 // The journal

From the
journal.

Field notes on agent commerce — what the platform documentation actually says, what can be measured, and what is shifting in the space.

All posts →
Field note·September 15, 2026·8 min

What Google actually says about being surfaced in AI Overviews and AI Mode

Google documents one entry condition for generative AI features, no special markup, and three separate control planes. Here is what that means for a Shopify store.

Read →Field note·September 15, 2026·9 min

How shopping agents actually get your Shopify product data

Agents read Shopify Catalog, Merchant Center attributes and vendor feeds, not your theme HTML. Your structured fields decide what they can say about you.

Read →Field note·September 15, 2026·9 min

What can and cannot be measured about AI citations in 2026

Google reports impressions, Bing reports citations, Cloudflare reports crawler hits. Position within an answer and agent-completed purchases are not reported.

Read →
12 // Range is open

The scan is free.
The excuse isn’t.

Thirty seconds. No install, no signup. See what an agent reading your catalogue can resolve — and what it cannot.